Local Paper Fragment Teases Essays and Notices
Incomplete OCR fragment from East Oregonian publishing page hints at essays and notices. Mentions Deity and local names, but full context and details are unreadable due to damaged text.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1900
Page
2
Incomplete OCR fragment from East Oregonian publishing page hints at essays and notices. Mentions Deity and local names, but full context and details are unreadable due to damaged text.
The piece contrasts true progressive agitators with selfish actors and laments the cost of war abroad while praising the Western pioneer spirit. It argues agitation is essential for freedom and progress, and highlights the Pacific coast pioneer as a distinct, foundational figure shaping society.
A brother’s visit reveals vanished traits of a Rust era resident now shaped by a new order. The narrator lauds his rugged character and role as a creator of history whose enduring memory anchors the tale of the wet Peace.
Dr. James J. Walsh in Hearst Chicago American explains typhoid fever spreads via contaminated water. He notes outbreaks in major cities and Russia with the czar ill, and urges awareness of water dirt versus disease germs. A bacteriologist once tested clean water inoculated with typhoid to show hidden danger.
The article warns that typhoid bacilli survive in seemingly clean water and can contaminate milk and oysters. It notes outbreaks tied to oysters from freshwater and milk contamination, urges avoiding raw milk and raw oysters, and advises careful hygiene and limiting contact with patients to reduce risk.
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