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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1906
Page
4
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The United States welcomes Cortelyou’s plan to remove politics from post office jobs where possible. Ratings of offices use four levels and top two classes will be reappointed, while the lowest class may be removed for the public good. Pendleton post office in eastern Oregon leads in class one, reflecting strong growth from ten daily trains and broader regional service.
A dramatic, era-tinged reflection on competition to cut transcontinental travel time. The piece touts rail giants like engineers pushing vast speeds, framing the race as a test of nerve, power, and progress. It notes the allure for ambitious men and admiring women while hinting at the dangers of relentless rivalry.
An admiring crowd watches as daredevil riders face peril on rotating wheels. The narrator notes danger in each turn and the gallery's encouragement keeps the spectacle alive, while the bold stuntman risks death to push the line between peril and spectacle.
A fragment describes Isdias whiskey made from maguey as desert panache and claims Indian whiskey from Pendleton basements. It asserts testers found unique effects among Native Americans on reservations, detailing dramatic vocal and physical responses.
Public enthusiasm for Oregon’s growth rises as press and business back internal improvements and wa ite power. Major Moorhouse adds a lasting Pacific artifacts department with Indian photographs, promoting Pendleton and Umatilla County. The collection offers genuine historical value as elder generations fade.
Westonchester county to add a 74 foot wide ten mile macadam road from Mount Kisco through Pleasantville to Pocantica Hills connecting with the Tarrytown North road. Cost about $73000 with half funded by the state under good roads act and remainder by county and towns. Plans approved. resolution expected this week. Support from John D Rockefeller and other northern residents.
Bertha Krupp was hailed as Queen Krupp in Hesse as reports say the Her Income Body notes a new balance showing a massive $6,000,000 annual revenue. She stands as absolute owner of her empire with Keven alone employing about 40,000 workers and their families.
The Argonaut describes a ruler with 200000 dependents and control of works, railways, telephones, bakeries, slaughter houses, and general stores. She maintains an army of over 10000, well armed, and a police and secret service, plus ambassadors across Europe unseen by regular diplomacy.
Fragmented 1906 column satire urging benevolence and civic spirit. Mentions Alice Nicholas Madam Calve Leelie Carter and Kimowat stage wear. References Pendleton Oregon, June and January, and local pride with light social critique.
Readings in a new memoir recounts the escape of Empress Eugenie from Paris during the Second Empire. Dr Evan, her American ally, arranges a covert voyage aboard the Gaselle to England aided by Mme Lebreton and others, culminating in a landing at Cowes and meeting with Prince Albert Edward.
The Nobel prizes, established by Alfred Nobel, have been awarded this year to Philipp Leonard of Kiel University for cathode ray research. Adolph von Baeyer of Munich University for organic chemistry. Prof Koch of Berlin for tuberculosis prevention and cure research. Henry Sienkiewicz for his Polish historical novels promoting patriotism. and Baroness Berthe von Suttner of Vienna for international peace efforts and writings, as reported by The Commoner via the New York World.
An advertisement touts an almanac claiming prevention of chills and pneumonia and curing indigestion and malaria. It invites readers to try the product and obtain a free 1906 Almanac with purchase or during a promotion.
Councilman Franklin of Frankfort Kentucky touts Vinol as cure for stomach troubles after trying many medicines. He claims it tones the stomach and appetite without upsetting digestion and offers a money-back guarantee through Brock & McComas Co druggists in Pendleton.
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