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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1902
Page
4
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The piece praises President Roosevelt and Prince Henry, praising American hospitality and democratic equality. It argues the United States should welcome the German royal guest regardless of background, noting mutual courtesy between the president and the prince and the broad, generous spirit of the nation.
The Mast Oregonian has long pushed for an eastern Oregon candidate for governor. The East Oregonian notes growing support and predicts a possible nomination from Umatilla County, while the paper maintains no strong preference yet favors a home republican.
The piece urges Eastern Oregon Republicans to demand an eastern governor candidate, criticizing Western and Southern Oregon domination and urging action to balance regional influence. It argues for self governance, asserts patience has worn thin, and states it would be a good day for Oregon when an eastern Oregon man sits in the governor's chair.
The Salem Statesman mocks the Portland Telegram’s push to honor W. J. Furnish with high office. It argues rewards for deserting the Democratic party are unworthy and notes Furnish’s past opposition to the GOP. The piece reflects Oregon political feuding over the gold standard and party rewards.
A column discusses Oregon politics with a Democratic lean, urging men who never sought office to lead, proposing Eastern Oregon should supply the Republican governor. It analyzes New Age’s stance, warns against renominating Geer, and suggests a possible Democratic shift if Republicans fail to unite. The piece anticipates three months of political maneuvering and potential surprises.
Mrs Louise M Ginson of Chicago testifies Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her kidney troubles after years of suffering. She credits six bottles and accompanying pills with ending headaches backaches and a burning sensation. She invites others to write for confidential advice and notes many cases have been cured.
An early health ad portrays rheumatism as a demon attacking all ages, detailing its causes, symptoms, and the chronic misery it brings. It promotes a plant based blood purifier as a cure, claiming to cleanse impurities, enrich blood, and restore vitality, with free physician consultations and a mailed book.
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