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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1907
Page
6
A Milwaukee Pabst Brewery push describes multi million outlays for a claimed exclusive clean brewing process. It claims sterilized steps from kettles through storage to pasteurization, with no human contact, promoting Pabst as the only truly clean and healthful beer.
An 19th century vignette describes a young woman's shock when a blue eyed man with a glass eye fails to notice a fly resting in it. It contrasts with a London Answers piece on chameleon hunting methods and curious eye structure, noting independent eye action and rapid tongue projection.
An old humorist scorecard mocks politicians with brief quoted lines. A Chicago Tribune note extols glass lenses as vastly valuable, detailing the cost of glass versus the price of finished microscope lenses and a Berkshire-like profit claim. It then surveys Burmese women’s roles, noting wives supporting husbands, cockfighting funds, and large-scale timber and paddy dealings by enterprising women.
A humorous pair of items notes English talkativeness as a social gag with women causing alarm when fluent. In a western mining town a four act comedy ends with miners ready to leave, until the comedian warns there is another act, prompting the quip that they are leaving because they are young.
A Cleveland Leader quotation has the fabulously rich man saying he values law books most. He recounts his father intended him to be a lawyer but he failed the exam, and now he is worth fifty million. The exchange features a young reporter asking which books helped him.
A reflective note on social ritual and survival from the London Globe and Chapu-log, contrasting hoboly and modern life. The item frames afternoon calls as a fading practice tied to liberty’s growth and genuine social spirit, ending with East Oregonian’s in-depth news assertion.
Washington dispatch reports Justice McKenna affirmed the Idaho court rulings preserving the state statute prohibiting sheep owners or handlers from grazing on others lands or within two miles of another’s dwelling. The opinion concerns Ormsby and Brown vs Enos C Walling, all Idaho. Orofino favors county division claims and a local resident counters published opposition.
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a cure for weak kidneys and related illnesses. It claims kidney health improves overall body function, urges readers to test the remedy, and offers samples and a free pamphlet by mail from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton NY.
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