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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1905
Page
4
Frtast outlines subscription rates with weekly and three month by mail options. The San Francisco bureau address at 428 Fourth Bt is listed along with Washington DC contact at 561 14th St.
Notice to advertisers copy for advertising matter to appear in the East Oregonium must be in by 4 45 p m of the preceeding day copy for Monday s paper must be in by 4 45 p m the preceding Saturday.
A fragmentary quotation from Philip Hamerton critiques affectation in apparent gentility. It argues that loud praise of classical scholarship signals pretentious taste, while true culture demands sincere interest rather than showy bohemian or genteel posturing.
The piece discusses labor leaders’ public speaking strength versus capitalists, the push to showcase Oregon education at the Lewis and Clark fair, and the aim to prove Western standards to dispel Eastern distrust. It highlights civic federation views, the Review of Reviews remarks, and the need for a representative educational exhibit from Oregon counties.
United States observer Ridgely reports Paris and Nantes see more American appearing footwear. French-made copies fade as American machines and patterns influence design though Paris imports keep some American shoes expensive. Strong local competition from French makers and abundant American machinery shapes the market.
The Pasco irrigation scheme faced hearings today as land office officials seek broader labor under contest claims. Contesters argue expenditures for litigation were not met, while the Seattle Star notes Seattle water fund shortfalls of about 600,000 over ten years.
A stark war poem from an era of conflict laments towns reduced to ruin as nations clash. It contrasts price and loss, noting mothers, brides, and children paying tolls for towns, while a city of death stands as the grim market. The piece ends with the voice of a witness in San Francisco.
A disjointed 19th century voice laments marital infelicities and societal gossip. It rails at women for weakness and men for vice, cites public judgments, and recalls an Eastern wit on faith while lamenting entrenched gender double standards.
A fragment reports Professor Albert J. Matthews of the University of Chicago defending or discussing physical theories while refusing to engage in further debate. The text appears to mock or critique speculative methods in science, noting emphasis on eye science and chemical forces.
Professor Matthews argues life arises from physico chemical processes under certain conditions, asserting laboratory experiments prove it beyond theologians’ claims. He predicts life could soon be produced in a lab, as reported by the Denver Post.
An article arguing against uric acid and microbe theories of rheumatism favors osteopathy. It credits interference with blood flow via hot springs and nerve regulation as key to relief, while criticizing other methods. It promotes Dr Stil and Holmtingtori graduates as experts and invites inquiries.
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