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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1903
Page
4
A fragmentary Oregon page item discusses state politics, mining, and social issues. It cites Governor Chamberlain’s veto, calls for reform, and mentions Lewis and Clark heritage. The text references Oregon counties, court probation, jail conditions, and mining safety, with scattered notes on newspapers and public figures.
A fragment from a 19th century weekly mentions Wyoming as having granted women voting rights and compliments the electorate. It refers to the political climate, candidate standards, and the evolving role of women in public life, noting progress and cautious optimism.
A fragmented OCR style fragment laments a dawn shadow and a still windless morning. Obscure phrases suggest a speaker hearing spirits among shepherds and earth tones of a distant landscape.
Edith M Thomas writes a surreal poem about dawn and space as a backdrop to a stark crime report from Kunane City where 19 year old Wallace Fatally wounds Lewis, a young Black girl, and then shoots himself late Wednesday night in a grim city note.
A fragmentary notice reflects moral concerns about Denver jail conditions and reform. The text references ongoing city discussions and the impact on youths, noting a figure about two thousand lads guided toward a hard path over six years.
A cream of sensational claims touts Peruna as a cure for grip and catarrh sweeping the nation. Letters from urban and midwestern residents praise quick recovery, urging official recognition and wide use despite lack of independent verification. The narrative centers on personal testimonials from Joseph A. Flinn and D L Wallace, among others, extolling Peruna’s supposed dramatic health benefits. The piece mimics a period medical advertorial with strong emphasis on individual success stories and calls for official endorsement.
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