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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1904
Page
4
The readable text shows partial postal and telecommunication references with scattered place names and numbers. It mentions Oregonian at BH and a 408 Fourth Street. Other fragments include Tall eooras B. C. and 14th Telephone Main 13 with Segred st Penmaeten Pestottice. The overall content is highly garbled.
The East Oregonian laments street work neglect and criticizes political perfidy over the Portage road. It questions support for a repeal, notes alleged treachery by a regional representative, and comments on economic fortunes in Umatilla, Adams, and Wallawa counties driven by Inland Empire wheat. It commends the state farm and urges funding for Union farm and Weston Normal to strengthen eastern Oregon.
The article critiques the young heir to the Russian throne, the infant Alexei, heir to a weak father and despised queen mother. It portrays a royal circus of upbringing and fate, with nobles debating his education, prospects, and the political theater surrounding his future. The piece doles out sharp irony about power, lineage, and courtly life.
The Dutch Queen Wilhelmina, famed for royal duties, began dairying after childhood love of birds and milk. Prince Henry bought cows near the palace at The Hague and a select herd from top Holland stock farms joined the venture. The enterprise, marketed under royal auspices, has proven highly successful and profitable for the palace table.
Wrantate Indians decide to move more than 000 quarters of land in downtown Kansas City to cemeteries in Kansas and Indian territory. A two acre tract surrounding old burial ground near the business district will be sold for a business block valued above 160000 dollars. Five hundred Indians will return to ancestral hunting grounds amid centennial festivities at Lewin and Clark exposition grounds hosting over 00 guests.
The piece cites Dr. Pierce of the Invalid Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo promoting sunlight and a light-based treatment for mental and other diseases. It mentions his Golden Medical Discovery and claims of improved digestion, strength, and relief from ailments, urging readers to obtain his Common Sense Medical Adviser and contact him in Buffalo, New York.
A dated ad touts Pe-ru-Na as a catarrhal tonic for old age with claims of restoring hearing taste and digestion. It features testimonials from Rev M Parker of Utica NY and Rev M Parlor Bishop’s Letter and letters praising the remedy’s effects, urging readers to ask their druggist for Pe-ru-Na.
A historical notice promotes Osteopathy as a remedy for numerous conditions from tonwllitis and dyspepsia to asthma, epilepsy, and nervous disorders. It cites Dr. Still and graduates of Holsington as authorities and invites readers to call for explanations or treatment.
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