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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1913
Page
4
Poem extols a rider's vow to dare peril and wield valor. It speaks of youth sacrificed for honor and the lure of glory, with lightning’s force and summer storms testing the rider’s resolve. The narrator vows fidelity to courage, love, and the quest for noble deeds over a complacent life.
The East Oregonian urges drastic changes to the state lawmaking body including dissolving the senate, cutting house size, mandating a $1000 salary, removing party labels, annual sessions, criminalizing self interest in measures, banning logrolling, and publishing a daily Legislative Record to illuminate a member's career for voters. The paper notes reforms would concentrate responsibility and raise standards.
Miss Mabel F. Dawkins of Fort Wayne Indiana says three years of catarrh and blood disease ended after two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla. She tried many doctors and remedies with no relief before finding improvement. She now recommends Hood's to others and notes the medicine is available in liquid or Sarsatabs form.
The piece mocks reform optimism as distant and heated by chaos in Japan and Mexico, notes blue eyed crime statistics in Kansas City, critiques Diaz and Madero war diplomacy, and ends with a ragged, satirical exchange about a devil and weather. It weaves political misrule, foreign upheaval, and humorous quips into a single noisy column.
Two traveling men aboard a Pullman tell a grim anecdote about a lineman named Jose Hinkie in New York. The drawer of humor grins as the tale unfolds about a slip from the Singer building tower and a death described as horrible yet oddly comic to the listener.
A Sunday in Atchison features a man who sleeps late and loafs while his wife bears the brunt of chores. She scrubs, reads, cooks, darns, and cares for the children, reflecting a sharp gender contrast as the family endures his self-satisfied mood.
Message of hope from Mrs C J Martin mother of eighteen children in Boone Mill Virginia. She credits five years of stomach trouble and constipation relief to Chamberlain’s Tablets and now urges public use. Sold by all dealers.
A notice from C. E. Averill of Garfield Washington seeks a trade swap in Echo Oregon area. He offers farm wheat land located two miles from Echo in exchange for stock of merchandise or brood mares.
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as best for dyspepsia and stomach disorders. It promotes mild laxative action, stomach and bowel toning, and claims lasting relief with a money back guarantee. Testimonials promise renewed energy and comfort, with free sample offers through Dr W B Caldwell of Monticello Illinois.
A 1913 notice urges readers to shop from home by reading East Oregonian advertisements. It promises daintiest wash fabrics fashionable colors and designs favored by top dressers. Merchants featured offer items of interest and readers are advised to read ads nightly to save time downtown.
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