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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1907
Page
5
An OCR readable list from an independent newspaper outlines subscription rates for daily, weekly, and semi weekly editions, with various durations and carrier options. It references the Portiam’ regeneration Chicago office and addresses in Washington DC as distribution bureaus.
A stark, propulsive critique of public, state, and school land graft in Oregon. It portrays past grafters as powerful, now defeated and humiliated, facing a reckoning as time evens the score. It urges youth to avoid similar misdeeds and warns of lasting disgrace.
Mrs C Van Orsdall editor of the Pacific Echo urges a true Christmas spirit amid tight money. She notes gifts may be lean this year yet emphasizes giving of self to children and to those lacking gifts, as a lasting season of generosity.
A Chicago club woman calls for simplifying Christmas gifting to real spirit and personal meaning. She argues avoiding debt and material barter, urging gifts limited to those who matter and conveying heartfelt messages, to revive the old joy of Christmas.
The article argues the New Thought aim is for individuals to recognize God within, claim self agency, and use deliberate thinking to overcome troubles. It cites self made examples like a state superintendent and a locomotive engineer who achieved reform through faith and intellect, urging readers to question their own limits and strive for higher self.
The Kansas City Star editorial argues the Oklahoma law granting the state treasurer authority to deposit the 35,000,000 school fund in state banks with ample security serves as emergency relief. It suggests the fund, if not endangered, could be profitably parked in banks where it is needed to assist.
An obituary style feature profiles Isaac Brock of McLennan County Texas known as the oldest man in the country at 118. It notes his birth before the United States formed, his 22 presidents witnessed, and his lifelong health aided by Peruna promoted as a cure. He resides in Valley Mills with his son in law after living near Waco.
The speaker warns that Oklahoma politics will tempt the school fund and urges a safe investment to shield the sacred trust from boodlers and brokers. He notes history shows no sacred fund protection for average politicians and calls for securing the fund against public spoilsmen.
A bold campaign targets the great white plague in Chicago by opening tuberculosis clinics at free dispensaries run by Northwestern, Poly-Clinic, Hahnemann Medical schools, the College of Physicians and Surgeons and United Hebrew Charities. It offers free advice on outdoor treatment, diet, exercise, and medicine, with volunteer physicians and broad medical support.
A bald headed man enters the American House barber shop and asks for a haircut. The barber answers that the man does not need a haircut but a shine life, implying his baldness needs only shine.
A brief, quirky line contrasts two options for an evening, a concert or temperance meeting, voiced by a sailor and Jack. The dialogue hints at choice and wit without detailing events or participants beyond a Philadelphia Inquirer source.
A cryptic note claims Schilling's Best products are sold in packages and should not be dispensed from bins or canisters. The message warns customers that using bins may waste money and urges proper packaging usage.
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