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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1900
Page
2
Seattle telephone girls strike over wages and rights, while editorials critique McKinley and Bryan, praising Pupin’s cable tech advance and noting Spokane Democrats’ nomination speech urging bold policy and world influence.
Speech warns against imperial entanglements and the loss of American liberties. It contrasts a narrow, principled path with a broad, destructive route to empire, urging citizens to defend republican values and resist arbitrary power.
Review of Reviews notes Katherine LConise Smith praises child oriented library work and reading rooms. It highlights early 20th century moves, cites Brooklyn 1900s as pioneering, lists cities with children's spaces, and calls for trained librarians who guide young readers.
The article argues for child friendly library spaces with supervised access and attentive staff. It notes crowded Sundays, varied needs, and the aim to let children browse shelves including stories beyond fiction. It cites incidents of mischief and stresses the value of a dedicated children’s room and volunteer guidance.
The ad claims salt rheum and other eruptions originate in the blood and that internal medicine clears them. It asserts the product removes blemishes by purifying the blood, making skin white and clear, and notes it contains no alcohol.
The Thrice-a-Week World is pitched as a leading widely circulated daily-like weekly. Subscriptions join The East Oregonian for one year at a bundled price of two dollars. The ad promotes broad coverage, impartial politics, current fiction, and global news at the cost of a weekly paper.
Readable fragments show mentions of transit stops and fares around Corvallis and Portland. The text references streets, a depot, passenger movement, and a ticket or award note, but much of the material is garbled with incomplete names and numbers.
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