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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1903
Page
4
A historical reflection argues that Western growth will outpace the East as capital moves westward and American resources expand. It asserts Massachusetts investments and Western raw materials will fuel domestic manufactories and reduce reliance on European travel and goods.
A reflective piece on the lifelong toil of a mother and homemaker. It portrays endless daily duties from dawn to late night, balancing family needs with household chores. The poem honors her endurance, cheerfulness, and unbroken service across generations, urging society to acknowledge her labor.
The Oregon Historical Society in Portland houses a wealth of relics from Oregon's early settlement. Among its treasures are Captain Gray’s sea chest and the mirror from the ship Columbia, tied to the voyage that led to the discovery of the Columbia River. The collection also includes the trunk of Jared Lee and other notable artifacts.
A historical newspaper excerpt argues churches are losing grip on hearts as society shifts toward a more sensible faith. It predicts a twentieth century religion that unites humanity, reduces emphasis on hellish orthodoxy, and stresses moral and physical well being over the hereafter.
Fragmentary verse evokes a romantic landscape with references to lemes tree laura and myrtle trees and alpine imagery. The speaker pleads a companion to journey together through surreal arches statues and clouded peaks, seeking refuge or escape with a guiding protector and father figure.
United States geological survey findings on California Kings River suggest existing water from the river and wells in the lower valley may irrigate thousands more acres. A hydroelectric plant would power pumps in the upper valley, transmitting electricity to the lower lands for expanded cultivation.
A fragment describes hoodlumism as a growing menace in small towns, noting hoodlums are often idle youths who commit petty vandalism. The piece lists acts such as window ticking, wheel damage, stealing chickens, and frightening residents, predicting worse crimes if unchecked.
The Wyoming move toward equal suffrage passes a law ensuring equal pay for equal work for state employees including teachers, raises the girls protection age to 18, and repeals the gambling license law. Child labor is forbidden and cruelty to children is severely punished. The San Francisco Star notes optimism amid hardship.
An ad asserts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription can cure diseases harming women's health and beauty. It claims to restore eye vitality, reduce draining weakness, and heal motion and ulceration while promoting renewed strength, citing Mrs. Pierce Geise of West Film York as a testimonial.
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