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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1902
Page
4
Analyzed commentary on Emperor Wilhelm II hosting Prince Henry with lavish hospitality amid praise for German leadership. Critics note social spectacle and public divisions, while many Americans back official honors and the president’s daughter’s social role.
A proposed plan for revaluing Umatilla County property seeks fairer taxation. Backers argue current rates misalign burdens with real capital, noting railroads and telephones pay less than their earnings justify. Figures show net returns exceed operating costs and field charges, with dividend margins inflating assessments. The plan targets equitable distribution of government support.
A speaker advocates a Single Tax on land values arguing it would ease farmer burdens. He asserts current taxes overtax productive land while land speculators pay little, proposing land value taxation as fair relief. A farmer audience member finally concedes the argument, acknowledging the potential benefit.
The speech features Tom Johnson advocating for land value taxation, arguing it would ease farmers' burden while highlighting the vast value of land in urban areas. He recounts a Washington talk with Congressman Pearson, who questions the farmer tax share and the broader implications of a single tax. The exchange underscores Johnson's stance that taxing land values, not labor or improvements, could benefit both farmers and city workers.
The article explains that colds have many causes and no single cure. It notes nasal deformities may cause chronic colds and can be corrected surgically, but medical questions should precede surgery. Digestive health links to colds, with overeating and alcohol as contributing factors. Safe remedies include laxatives, limited food for a day, and ample water, while hot toddies and alcohol are harmful. Cool baths, fresh air, outdoor exercise, and moderation help prevent colds.
Governor McBride denounces free railroad passes as insidious influence on legislation. He asserts he and his appointees will not use or permit passes, calling for elimination from public life. The Astoria News notes passes lure officials and distort public trust.
A letter found in the Paine's Celery Compound offices extols Fire Chief Musham of the Chicago Fire Department. It lauds forty years of service, bravery, steadiness, and leadership. The testimonial emphasizes merit over advertising claims and notes Musham's distinguished fire fighting record.
A Chicago Fire Marshal endorses Paine's Celery Compound, praising its help for nervousness indigestion and lack of energy. He notes the remedy aided thousands and claims it can benefit anyone showing nervous system distress and related symptoms.
In letters from Mrs. Franklin Freeman of Dover New Hampshire and Marcus G Shantz of Rahway New Jersey readers claim Ely Brothers Balm relieved catarrh without irritation after one application. The ad notes 60 cents and mailing from New York. Also cites sea voyage workers count visiting New York last year.
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