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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1904
Page
6
A compact 20 by 10 feet pur row lot home with a 46 foot depth. first floor includes staircase pantry parlor and dining room through arch openings. second floor features two bedrooms alcove bath and closet. Exterior brick with Atlantic white cement colors. complete with furnace in cellar priced 1200 dollars, plumbing extra 3000 dollars.
A health focused article argues colds arise from internal imbalances rather than external exposure. It stresses fresh air, exercise, proper diet, and cleanliness to prevent illness, and it explains snake dentition differences to distinguish harmless from venomous species.
The column discusses walking as a malaria cure and the belief that fresh air and moderate exercise relieve illness and blues. It also covers early spectroscope use, noting how flame and air can reveal trace metals, showcasing a nitty study of analytical chemistry. The clipping ends with a light wedding joke about a nephew’s wedding passing smoothly after a cleaned church.
A fragment from a newspaper page notes a hurried marriage that readers describe as a low key event. The line hints at a minister pressed for time and an odd cabby reference, with a judge’s quip about consequences and justice.
A cryptic note hints at hidden loyalties as an unnamed author portrays intrigue within a wartime setting. The excerpt centers on personal loyalties, authority, and the costs of devotion amid divided lines of country and community.
A San Francisco reviewer reprints a letter to the Oregonian praising a new diuretic touted as a cure for Bright's Disease and diabetes. The letter cites personal recovery after six months on the Fulton Compounds, and urges others to seek the treatment through W. Schmidt's Pharmacy.
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