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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1903
Page
4
A fragmented sheet contains archaic admonitions about self control and breaking a vicious habit. The text suggests enmity with enemies is avoided by recognizing personal flaws and the need to reform, warning that indulgence fosters further misconduct. Names or dates are unclear.
A reflective piece on New Year resolutions, urging self honesty and steady moral effort. It contrasts fluttering vows with genuine character built through daily life and experience, noting how exposure to travel, literature, and pioneers shapes enduring virtue and civic progress in the West. It highlights Martin F Souder and Thomas F Minor as notable figures in bronco busting and salutes Western literary movement and frontier figures.
A detainee recalls a lost partner, tears on his face, and a prayer book as he speaks of faith, heaven, and longing. He insists a Christian path remains essential, vows to honor her memory, and endures his loneliness while awaiting a hopeful reunion.
The obituary reflects on Thomas Bracken Heed, noting his strong stance on Philippine conquest and a claim about inviting ten million Malays. It portrays him as a partisan, lacking remorse for wartime actions, and questions how history would judge his loyalty to the republican cause and the evolving political tides post rebellion.
Fragmentary report about Hermann the martyr and a land office official named Hermenn. It notes a retirement deemed opportune for him and suggests he would have faced difficulty securing a senate seat in January. Queen Fennired is referenced as context.
The Julietta Idaho post office was robbed Monday night, with $200 taken. Police investigate the crime as staff report the loss and secure the scene. No injuries reported.
A shaky household remedy advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as curing nervous disorders in women. It claims to restore regularity, drain healing, and soothe nerves, citing personal testimonials and offering free medical advice by mail with a small payment for the book.
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