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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1903
Page
4
A fragmented reflection mentions a plot of ground and a higher inner power. It asserts that knowledge of one’s nature comes only by trying, and contrasts outer limits with inner potential. References to Emerson appear in a testy, uncertain context.
A critique questions an American manufacturer’s export of wooden gods to Korea, arguing it degrades Christian civilization and fuels idol worship for profit. A Pendleton anniversary piece reflects on enduring marriage and the public exposure of private life, contrasting sacred vows with sensational divorce reporting.
John Quincy Adams, doctor and Amesbury board of health chair, is nominated by the Socialists of Massachusetts for lieutenant governor. A direct descendant of the Adams family, he says socialism reflects current trends though he insists he is not a politician. The piece notes a shift in the family’s traditional independence toward socialist principles.
A Chicago Record-Herald note argues that redefining nevialiam helps reduce stigma of dissent. The piece suggests recognizing unconventional names or beliefs may lessen social ostracism and indicate a broader tolerance beyond traditional anarchy labels.
A fragmentary notice references Owen of Hingham disputing yesterday's political move. It notes his claim that he voted for an hours of labor amendment without understanding it, arguing it would raise work hours for laborers and affect saloon time. The piece critiques Republican allies and cites Capital News in a guarded tone.
The Weston Leader argues against indebted anti titled claims toward John D. Rockefeller and urges replacing government with a single noble figure. It claims Rockefeller instructs U S senators to oppose welfare legislation and questions maintaining a full congress and cabinet at high salaries.
The Oregon legislature should provide a suitable appropriation for Weston Normal School east of the Cascades. Eastern Oregon expects generous support to run and equip the school, with $25,000 for running expenses and funds for equipment to sustain its mission.
The Heppner Gazette notes brighter prospects in Morrow county with good prices for wheat and wool. Farmers plan extra effort for increased acreages, aided by a railroad from Heppner to Morrow County fields and mine development expected to boost the local economy.
A fragment from the Preewater Times notes socialism rising in reach and influence as leading journals discuss its appeal. Conservative thinkers warn about capitalization and the perceived threat to traditional order amid this shift.
A testimonial style item extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach and digestive ailments. The text recounts indigestion, weak nutrition, and asserts the remedy strengthens the body through digested food. It includes a quotation praising the product and directs readers to Dr. Pierce for the Common Sense Medical Adviser.
A Canadian reader from Ottawa describes a severe lung cold that resisted medicine until Peruna was tried. After three weeks she was fully restored, expressing strong faith in Peruna. A Crown Point Indiana actress also shares relief from cold and catarrh after using Peruna, recommending it to others.
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