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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1904
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR shows a port office notice mentioning Berea Washington, a fourth street address, and a telephone line. It appears to be a damaged personal or subscription notice with limited readable details and no clear action or date.
A faded clipping debates tariffs and transport costs. It argues higher duties hamper insular trade, risk starving Irish peasants by taxing entrance to the U.S. market, and cites ship shipments to Ireland, mistletoe exports, and claims about mistreatment of potato crop failures. It mentions the Dogger Bank incident and Oregon notes.
Objections to Secretary Taft’s plan to raise duties on Philippine imports are reported, with multiple papers arguing for tariff removal to foster Philippine development. The Chicago Record-Herald and New York Journal of Commerce condemn protection of American industries, urging free trade to aid sugar and tobacco in the Philippines and criticizing efforts to limit Philippine commerce after July 1900.
A dubious health piece asserts blood cell counts differ by sex and links health to wealth. It claims irregular red blood cell shapes indicate disease, and promotes Dr. Pierce products from Buffalo for tonic, digestion, and bowel cleansing with alleged life-prolonging effects.
A Petersburg dispatch relays a harrowing letter on wartime conditions among czarist subjects. It portrays mass mobilization, broken families, suicides, hunger, and mutinous mood as Tolstoi notes the Russian masses find only misery in war and glory in none.
Fragmented text shows corrupted phrases about protection or membrane and mentions a person or entity at 50 Warres Street New. Readable bits include unclear references to individuals and possible addresses. The fragment lacks coherent events or names to summarize a concrete news item.
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