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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1900
Page
2
The piece cites Emperor William and Queen Victoria, notes a war tax cut, and mentions McKinley’s lengthy address. It laments parliamentary rhetoric, criticizes democracy, warns against imperial power, and hints at financial strain in Britain while defending the East Oregonian’s stance amid accusations of bias.
The excerpt condemns a demand as an abuse of power eroding liberties. It cites Representative Metall from Massachusetts opposing the move and praises McCall for principled stands. It also attacks President McKinley’s endorsement as naive, suggesting he is influenced by crafty allies.
The essay argues that humans contain many interior animal traits shared with lower species. It cites comparisons, notes personality mapped to animal instincts, and urges self study of temperaments while warning against overreaching pride in human distinctness. It references Moorier and Heine to illustrate the animal underpinnings of behavior.
A distorted fragment describes a Jardin des Plantes display with a thin man’s theme. It mentions a polar bear, a Polish wolf with a red cap, and a French monkey making grimaces, amid garbled phrases and references to Moy, Germany, and Chicago.
An early 20th century discourse argues that unseen cosmic light may exceed visible radiation, as photography reveals faint nebulae and rings with invisible energy. The author cites Lyra’s Ring Nebula, notes modern telescopes expose vast unseen phenomena, and muses on an invisible universe approaching our solar system and Earth.
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