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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1905
Page
4
Public notice directs advertisers to address classified material at the East Oregonian office in Pendleton for Saturday edition. It names the San Francisco Bureau address and indicates secondary matter handling and mail contact for ad submissions.
A dense, philosophical excerpt discusses the self as moldable by inner authority, likening humanity to a ragged tramp awaiting an audience. It invokes Mount Sinai, a Vatican of scalp, and the self as god in the making, citing Emerwin and Benjamin Casseres in a mystic, transcendent tone.
Fragmented OCR text discusses fraternal insurance orders as a living protection for families. It urges young men to secure ample life coverage, highlighting social unity, poverty protection, and the moral obligation to provide for dependents. References RB Miller and East Oregonian context appear.
A speaker from Pendleton argues for boosting local cereal production and processing. He notes current cross‑regional shipping of corn, hogs, and corn products to Seattle and back, with profits accruing to middlemen. He urges local capitalists to start a packing house and farmers to diversify crops to feed the growing Northwest market.
The piece argues President Roosevelt backs national irrigation while Oregon’s Republican legislature resists letting the government buy water rights for reclamation. It warns that blocking such laws could damage state progress and blame the legislature if reclamation funds flow to other states. It also notes Lew Wallace’s death.
A short advertisement extols the cost effectiveness of Scott's Emulsion for infants, claiming a small bottle priced at fifty cents lasts a month with daily drops, promising nourishment and health benefits for babies.
A fragmentary review praises Ben Hor as a symbol of American literary greatness. It argues the translation of a major 18th century religious drama into 11 tongues cements Lew Wallace’s enduring fame beyond military deeds, shaping future memory of his pen and intellect.
Rev Charles L Goodell of the Methodist Episcopal Church preached 36 sermons during January at Calvary M E Church in New York City. The month saw 462 persons profess conversion at those meetings. Harry Milleman was sentenced at St Helena Oregon to two years in the penitentiary for robbing a railroad car at Goble.
The text discusses kidney trouble leading to death and recommends Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. It claims the product prevents waste, eases painful urination, reduces nocturnal trips, and promotes overall urinary health. A free booklet is offered and bottles are sold nationwide.
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