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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1906
Page
4
A lyrical couplet expresses deep emotional connection as eyes reveal the heart, with tender trust and unspoken understanding. The speaker compares a beloved to a budding roe, whose beauty and potential are fully cherished in a kiss, deeming it the sweetest in the world.
The piece argues that Frank Steunenberg's murder goes beyond a personal crime to threaten the republic. It condemns the long covert conspiracy behind the assassination, warns of pervasive danger to officials and citizens, and claims the act strikes at the heart of law and order in Idaho and the Northwest.
The note laments government pursuit and questions the wisdom of allocating large funds to capture a criminal in the northwest region, arguing about justice and the perils of misallocation amid a volatile situation.
A long excerpt discusses tariffs and reciprocity with Cuba and Mexico, arguing that non producing states deserve cheap goods while producer states seek protection. It compares California sugar, Nebraska lumber, Oregon cattle, and Texas needs, then shifts to railway safety reforms and a Canadian medical family with Osler links.
A Paris report claims rheumatism is nearly unknown in Japan, attributing it to racial sobriety and a rice based diet. It notes extreme water intake and the Japanese bathing habit as factors affecting stomach and kidneys.
A young dancer tracked walking distance at a ball, averaging half to three quarters of a mile per dance with total nightly coverages sometimes surpassing 16 miles. Captain William Moge reports from San Francisco with news of plentiful provisions for whaling crews off Alaska's north coast awaiting navigation next summer.
A fragmentary verse laments missing a partner and calls for togetherness. The speaker pleads for strength and support, seeking companionship and comfort in a shared dream and plan amid longing and emotional need.
Harper's Weekly notes how imperial guards in St Petersburg protect the czar through a vast system. After Grand Duke Sergius's death, the inner circle of the secret police tightens control with highly educated, discreet operatives scattered through the interior ministry, secret police, and war ministry.
In a contemplative reminiscence the observer recalls Napoleon’s gilded tomb, his empire won by genius and lost at Waterloo, and Saint Helena’s sea. He contrasts the tyrant’s triumph with the peasant’s quiet home, choosing humble love and family over imperial power.
Philadelphia public gardens on the vacant Iota site have flourished this season under patient cultivation by over 2000 boys and girls. The effort has beautified unsightly lots and aided about 450 poor families, with vegetables valued at more than 60 thousand dollars across 242 acres of garden land, highlighting its educational value.
Dwight L. Moody once urged a ministerial brothel in an eastern town to spend the next day with him, prompting questions about religious leaders’ conduct and public expectations in the era.
Advertises Dr Kieren's Goldin Medical Discovery as a cure for digestive and nerve disorders, supporting claims of restoring appetite, digestion, blood quality, and nerve health. Warns that neglect leads to fatal disease, with testimonials and exhortations emphasizing broad cures for respiratory and systemic issues. Includes mention of laxatives and other tonics as part of a proposed regimen.
In New York a minister named Moody faces an awkward moment as parishioners leave before the meeting. He vows to preach and addresses two groups, declaring he will speak to sinners and saints, but the congregation waits until the end.
A Texas pasture tale shows an irate old man confronts his son over Sunday hunting ethics. The father demands the gun, insists on action, and a mischief driven plan ends with the coon treed and the man felled by a burst of thunder as the Sunday rule wins out.
Excerpted archaic verse condemns the blind and the greedy as fools who covet wealth. It recalls a tale of a fallen power in which mighty pillars crumble and the proud are humbled. The text includes a marginal note about Tom Watson's magazine and a remark on gratitude.
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