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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1903
Page
4
A reflective verse honors Kate Sherwood for steadfast service in holy causes and perilous tasks. It envisions her hand reaching to aid weary souls, fight wrong, and pursue duty, love, and song amid time’s chains.
Senate 611 No. 129 from Multnomah faces defeat amid objections to close legislation favoring regular physicians. The measure would require patent medicine labeling, jeopardizing sales and newspapers' revenue while harming free practice and patient access according to critics. A contrasting letter argues for broad practice freedom and fair treatment, urging impartial provisions to balance doctor and patient interests.
The author argues against medical quackery and defends honest labor over capital. He recalls practicing medicine for a quarter century and urges law to ensure doctors cure patients or share liability. He warns against political power suppressing advancement and cites Lincoln’s message about protecting liberty and progress.
A Denver poet denounces monopolies that withdraw service when branch profits fall. He cites the Metropolitan Street Railway in Kansas City, noting long-interval car service as unjust and likening it to shopkeepers closing during a slump. The piece argues railways must provide full service or surrender their franchise.
The Democratic party endorses Col Wood as United States Senate candidate. He has military training and broad culture, praised for honesty and sincerity though criticized for free trade and anti expansion views. The Journal says he would bring idealism and integrity to Oregon’s senate tenure.
The Salem Journal rails at Democratic support for Col. Wood amid appropriations fights. It contrasts two soldiers, praises one for vigilance against Sioux raids, and mocks Northern trusts and big money in education. The piece blends political critique with verse about the border, the South, and wealth.
Doctors say one child in forty is properly fed while the other thirty nine lack sufficient fat in their daily meals. Increasing Scott's Emulsion could raise the proportion properly nourished. its fat from cod liver oil and hypophosphites of lime and soda strengthen blood and bones. A free sample offer is extended by Scott & Bowne of New York.
Lumber, planing of all descriptions done to order. Don’t place your order for building material until you have consulted us.
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