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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1905
Page
4
The East Oregonian outlines advertising deadlines and rates for daily and weekly editions. The paper carries war dispatches discussing Port Arthur, naval strength, and officer remarks, with depictions of fortifications and supply conditions.
The excerpt argues that the grave is a mere veil between realms where the spirit revisits earthly classes. Powerful oppressors meet earthly thieves, while spiritual beings help souls surpass self toward completion. Great Spirits assist in personal growth even as the self seeks joy beyond life.
A critical exposé denounces the states clerical payroll during a special session. It cites high pay for senate and house clerks, joint committee clerks, and a costly messenger system, arguing many clerks do little while drawing pay. The piece calls for elimination of the clerksable system as a major graft and urges protest by concerned citizens.
A fragment notes General Stoessel, commander at Port Arthur, sending word regarding events at the siege. The text hints at military actions and strategic communications from the Russian fortress during a period of intensified conflict.
A fragmented historical list of assassinated rulers and leaders with dates and regions. Names include England’s Premier Percival, Italy’s Duke of Parma, France’s Archbishop Darboy, U S Presidents Lincoln Garfield McKinley, Russia’s Count Bobrikoff, and others across Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
Mr Eccles, traffic manager, notes early advertising of Idaho resources by Short Line officials. Since 1867 the line earned 56,000,000. last year earnings reached 15,900,000.
A fragment from Overland Monthly extols inner harmony and divine love as the foundation of enduring art. It urges the poet to fill life with kind thoughts, weave tapestries of mercy, and construct a lasting home for eternity and peace in the heart.
A fragmentary note surveys Professor G. Shinley Hall addressing college educated women, arguing education shifts toward marriage and motherhood. It cites Dr. Bary Robertes Smith and a 1900 example of 700 wives from varied walks, comparing maternal outcomes to scholarly ideals. The piece reflects debate over education, marriage, and child-rearing in urban New York.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a character named Porinne Slaughter and a muddled memoir with numbers 4206, 223, and 45, alongside scattered words like sportemn and Worurpasest, lacks clear events or context. No verifiable facts. preserves readable fragments only.
A dated health guide touts Pierces Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women. It claims to cure nervousness irritability and weakness from marital strains. The advert promises a reward for failure to effect cures and cites testimonials.
About 20,000 deer were trophies for hunters this season as the five year span ends. The report notes misidentifications by some hunters and 16 fatalities among participants, with nearly 1,200 people from across the state taking part, including 64 women.
In this ad style piece both women and men are described as troubled by kidney and bladder issues. It promotes Swamp Root from Kilmer and Company as a remedy, claiming quick relief and wide adoption. The ad urges readers to obtain bottles, sample pamphlets, and address Kilmer at Binghamton New York for more information.
A preface to next week’s article by Dr. Hoteingson and Dewneth Kieck argues that Osteopathy does not require bare skin work. It explains patients wear outer garments while seated or lying on a table and that fears of exposure are unfounded. The piece urges women to read and heed the forthcoming discussion on pelvic diseases.
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