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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1904
Page
4
In Portland Oregon the Oregonian reports a mysterious event at a downtown hotel where Rich’s Neve Staints were seen during a social gathering. Scripge Metta News Association provides limited corroboration of the incident.
The excerpt extols Watching as a benefit in the Moycroft shop and to the teacher. It stresses that a teacher’s heart in work drives better lessons and that responsibility spurs study. It asserts teaching requires giving oneself and deeply influencing students through faithful, committed instruction.
A mixed fragment from an Oregon paper remarks on local matters pendleton school attendance and sickness, Weston corn meal quality, and Oregon political hopes. It mocks a Chinese official, warns of rooming-house immorality and notes Oregon women’s suffrage advancing with broader Western trends.
The article discusses the 19th century struggle among China Japan and Russia over Korea and Manchuria. It argues Japan earned rights in Korea but Russia blocked their full rewards, prompting later tensions. It notes Japan may annex Korea and cites broader imperial power maneuvers and a later Portland retreat by the National Livestock Association, with Walla Walla electric charges criticized for high costs.
A long, promotional letter extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for curing womanly ills improving health and fertility. It claims many women find relief from weakness and infertility after using the remedy and requests more information, claiming personal success and urging readers to obtain the book or pamphlet.
Poem praising the man who can whistle and endure adversity. It extols bravery, resilience, and leadership, linking a hopeful spirit to action and to cheering fellow workers, with a closing remark attributing the lines to Siiney W. Mace in Lipencott’s collection.
Dr Llewellyn Jordan and Dr George Havenur attest to Portina as beneficial in practice. The text urges prompt factory results and offers free advice from Dr Hartman, president of The Harman Sanitarium, with a Columbus Almanac for 1904 referenced.
A damaged OCR fragment shows a terse price list with various "kind" items including shirts and tones, indicating small unit prices. The text is garbled but suggests multiple price points such as 3.00, 103.00, 7se, and 1.25, plus notes like 75, 150 and 15.
A terse notice hints at 20 percent savings and great bargains. The message suggests shoppers can expect attractive prices and special deals, urging attention to upcoming sales events.
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