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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1904
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR shows publication data for Pendleton Oregon with pricing and distribution notes. It lists semi weekly subscriptions, addresses in Portland and Pendleton, and advertisement lines for the East Oregonian and associated News Service.
An extended fragment blends essays on morality and economy with local notes from Oregon. It mentions education plans in Ematitih county, a plan to advertise the county to readers in the East, and the death of Asa G. Vangarder linked to Amalgamated Copper panic era. It also critiques Wall Street speculation, Lawson’s raid, and the futility of rapid wealth versus thrift.
A critical piece laments military critics in Russia and laments autocratic reform, arguing bold thinkers face punishment. It references unrest, reform pressures, and the hope revolution will change governance, while noting parallels to earlier uprisings and French revolution echoes.
Article reviews alleged hypnotic treatment in Russia and surrounding areas, noting claimed cures via alcohol and drug-based hypnosis. It cites experiments by Dr Login and reports to a psychology society, mentioning cities like St Petersburg Moscow and Kiev and noting controversial outcomes and critiques of hypnotic therapy.
An enlisted man from Fort Steven stole 800 Canadian pennies from a quarter-dollar operated slot machine, aiming to hop the coin mix and alter play. The disruption affects the running time and revenue from Br Louie to Mexico City as plans shift for January next.
An old newspaper fragment discusses racing life and animal care, criticizes nerve tonics and coca mixtures, and promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a blood and nerve tonic. It cites Dr Tony Miller and warns against sedatives, claiming rich blood feeds nerves and ends nervous symptoms.
Defunct Wille collections to be handled by Van Alatin-Gordon & Co. Mercantile Agency. H. V. Lipe & Co, Managers, list at 110 B. Coen St. Telephone Main. Notices imply formal collection actions and agency representation for overdue judgments.
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