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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1908
Page
4
County official paper presents subscription pricing for daily and weekly editions, including rates by mail and carrier. It lists the Oregonian Publishing Co address in Portland and notes United Press Association membership and post office registration details in Pendleton Oregon.
A compact verse from Frances M. Milne exhorts action over withdrawal from life’s long effort. It urges to sow despite age and to let clear purpose light the upward path. The lines call the reader to awaken and share divine work beyond illusion.
Rev. Andreas Bard of St. Paul’s Walla Walla argues true manhood lies in standing apart from public opinion. He cites historic figures who faced persecution for their ideas and warns against repeating hollow platitudes. He stresses that choosing right over popular gives lonely but noble leadership.
Fragmentary philosophical prose excerpt contrasts storm and struggle with hypocrisy and progress. Mentions martyrdom, lilies, crucifixion, Hosanna, Calvary, and the idea that ideals become clear over time. No identifiable people or events.
The piece argues that T. Ty Geer, now in eastern Oregon, should seek the senatorial nomination rather than run for Congress. It claims his move appears hurried and unfair to long‑time residents and supporters. It suggests his strongest chance is a senate race under a Statement No. 1 platform.
The article reviews past panics from 1857 to 1893, noting suspensions of specie payments, brief recoveries, and the expectation that cash payments will resume within about a week. It cites Eastern banks signaling restoration of normal banking and a return to old channels, while some pessimists doubt.
The article argues that the country gains from the current scramble as reckless speculation slows and capital flows into legitimate businesses. It states the panic harms Wall Street more than producers and that more money will move to productive enterprises.
The passage argues that there are no true new years in nature only endless cycles. Each day and morning is a fresh start, urging people to begin anew daily, seize moments, and strive to improve by using time wisely.
The Pendleton administration urges citizens to unite and push forward a record of rapid progress. Officials boast Pendleton’s two year strides exceed every interior town except Portland, emphasizing business opportunity, resources, and regional wealth as foundations for continued development.
A saying notes a single letter's change from luck to pluck can alter outcomes. The remark highlights how choice and courage can transform fortunes and impact the course of events.
A reflective note emphasizes using past defeats as lessons to drive future achievements, urging focus on growth and improved performance rather than dwelling on mistakes. The message frames experience as a foundation for progress and resilience.
A reflective exhortation urges parents and youths to reject death by own action as cowardly and futile. It argues troubled individuals can face danger with courage, learning life's lessons rather than escaping pain, and notes deliverance may come after enduring hardship.
An old-fashioned Washington hotel once housing Senator Tillman was torn down in the summer. Tillman now resides in a swagger apartment on Connecticut avenue. A friend teases him about the rapid change as Tillman jokes about selling hot air for $450 a night all summer.
A maxim stating that earnest effort and perseverance earn more respect than effortless triumph. The quote emphasizes credit for striving despite failure.
Bitters claims 34 years of relief for indigestion dyspepsia constipation biliousness kidney troubles female ill cold and malaria. Promotes trying it and offers a free 1908 almanac from the druggist.
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