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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1903
Page
6
A boastful claim by a self styled clairvoyant known as The Polish Wonder asserts he is the world’s greatest palmist and mystic healer. He touts extensive experience and scientific rhetoric to bolster his reputation across the United States.
A muttered critique questions honesty in the system noting that the unsuccessful become wealthy as the successful are rewarded, implying unfairness or unequal opportunity in the path to prosperity.
A notice promises help for those feeling discontent or unhappy, offering proper advice and a listening ear for domestic or past troubles. The program urges individuals to seek guidance and reassurance, framing support as a path to improved wellbeing.
An advertisement proclaims the Polish Wonder is the eminent polmist and clairvoyant master of occult sciences. It promises to reveal past present and future life and claims to guide readers through troubles using psychic forces.
A store promotes a seven day sale offering readings at a special one dollar rate. The event is highlighted by enthusiastic claims that the offer will fulfill popular expectations as thousands are said to attest.
Watch space for delineation of readings of Pendleton citizens. Offices at 618 Main Street. Strahan Lodging House Room 2 Hours from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
The Briggson column reports widespread illness including typhoid fever with several families affected. Updates mention John Blom threshing in Washington, R J Boddy recovering, August Haleman planning harvest then moving to Butte, and Myrtle Waters recovering from a foot burn. Various locals, farming notes, harvest conditions, weather, and a projected wool yield are described with household movements and travel details.
A garbled OCR passage discusses optical goods and prescription prompts in a science tone. Many words are misspelled and unclear, but the fragment hints at topics around eyewear, patenting, and scientific norms within a department or store. Readers are left with an incomplete sense of context.
A fusion between the Labor Party and Allied Moople's party unites to back Joseph A. Packet of the Labor Party as the joint candidate slate for Kentucky offices in November. The coalition plans a Toulavne convention to promote government ownership and socialist-leaning policies, with labor leaders in Louisville endorsing the effort.
A garbled 1920s era snippet claims King Edward used about $900 worth of perfume in three months. It notes a dealer named Tatden Abel GA Trandon and mentions Thornton, Mie, and King George VI in connection with perfumery payments. The piece alleges large charges for scent bottles and associated services.
Trib presents a testimonial endorsement from Rev J R N Bell, a veteran Masonic chaplain, praising a permanent cure at a reasonable cost. The remedy claims to aid liquor and tobacco habits with a stated price of $12.50 per treatment and is sold by all druggists.
Local listings promote wheat farms and stock ranches in the county with or without stock. Also city properties including a new north river residence. Contact Bentley & Hartman for prices. Includes a drug ad for Moki Tea promising skin and liver benefits with money-back guarantee. Ice plant claims to produce draught water without additives.
The notice advertises remodeled upper story office rooms in the city near Hespain Dock. Prospective tenants are invited to view the spaces. C. Trremley is noted in the contact line. Also a shoe repair mention at Teutseh's appears as a separate line.
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