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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1901
Page
2
The fragment discusses Democratic and Republican positions on election methods and direct presidential voting. It references ex President Cleveland, the Progressive Era debates, and the idea of a constitutional amendment for direct vote. It notes concerns about long terms and balancing power between branches. It mentions a shift in party dynamics and the imagined impact on governance.
The article discusses Alfred Tenngeon and Thomas Kearns as figures in politics, Queen Victoria’s legacy of population contribution, and opinions on Eastern Oregon representation. It mentions Oregon senators, Progressive era debates, and wartime spending trends, highlighting public sentiment toward “the voice of the people” and national leadership.
An eastern paper laments modern lawmaking and the expanding reach of lawyers, noting President Adams era appointees and Marshall's influence. The piece contrasts aggressive legislation with bureaucratic overreach, referencing Latine, trolley men, and corruption fears while hinting at racial and social tensions of the era.
A curious discourse unfolds on Omar the axes, income shares, and a proposed state inquiry into wealth. The piece references Professor Hoole and his book The Riddle of the Universe, arguing against immortal soul dogma, while Joel Chandler Harris counters with a parable on growth and life. It also surveys Amazon towns Para and Menus, noting populations and trade, then includes a distant Australian writer’s critique of religious and social pretensions.
Experts claim a twelve inch gun would achieve a ballistic velocity of BIO feet per second, capable of lifting a 12000 ton battleship four feet from the water. The note touts superior power to the current thirteen inch gun and praises Hosteller's Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy for digestive and related ailments. See private ramyp covers the neck of the tie.
The passage quotes several ministers and church figures endorsing Paine's celery compound as a remedy for nervous exhaustion and ailments. They describe relief from nervousness insomnia and fatigue and urge attention to health with the remedy.
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