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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1908
Page
4
The document outlines multiple subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, mentioning delivery by mail or carrier and options for various term lengths. It notes the Daily East Oregonian office in Pendleton and a distribution address in Portland, along with association and mailing details.
A lyric line speaks of hiding and revealing the music of the soul with a gentle voice, followed by a phrase inviting a shining river roll as a metaphorical image. The text reads like a contemplative verse emphasizing empathy and fluid natural imagery.
The piece criticizes modern civilization for wasting money time and energy on fashion. It argues style dictates discard of hats dresses shoes and furniture even if barely used. It claims manufacturers push constant replacement to force purchases, harming national progress and individual advancement.
A. J. Wells gathers firsthand stories from farmers orchardists sheepmen and diverse industries in Umatilla county for Sunset magazine publicity. Readable data aims to portray the county attractively and convincingly for eastern readers and big advertising impact.
A historical note recalls the rise of self healing claims years ago. It contrasts the notion of healing without medicine with prevailing medical belief, describing how such claims were once viewed as fanatic and hopeless.
The piece argues that many Christian men and women increasingly use thought force will power and determination to cure illnesses. It notes that even simple practices can make bodily ills subservient to the mind and suggests no limit to self healing by disciplined mental control.
The Portland Oregonian discusses relocating the Pendleton woolen mill to Multnomah county amid debate. It cites Pendleton pride, payrolls, and wool purchases as reasons to keep the mill, while noting potential benefits of a new industrial start and the impact on Pendleton’s economy. The piece weighs both staying and moving options for a large manufacturing center.
Frieda Radel compiles a world suffrage record listing nations with varying female voting rights. Australia and New Zealand show early and active female participation while Britain Norway Sweden Denmark Finland Iceland extend voting under conditions and taxes. France Belgium Austria Switzerland and Germany largely exclude women with Germany showing signs of potential challenge.
At the national prohibition convention in Columbus Ohio delegates weigh declaring against equal suffrage. Prohibitionists argue women are a millstone about the movement while Equal Suffrage advocates in Oregon hope prohibitionists split from the suffrage cause.
The piece argues the local option battle blocked equal suffrage two years ago in Oregon. It suggests women should press suffrage separately if prohibitionists refuse alliance, noting women have shouldered burdens alongside men and can continue to do so.
In Walla Walla a democratic mayor won by a three to one margin, while Ankeny faced a shaky senatorial outlook in Washington state. The result highlights strained political dynamics and potential implications for upcoming state races.
The St Louis Globe Democrat recounts Tillman’s path from farmer to governor of South Carolina. A rebuke by John C. Haskell at a Columbia meeting spurred him to write on agricultural education which gained traction at Bennettsville and led to speaking tours. His advocacy helped create Clemson and Winthrop colleges and propelled political change against aristocratic control.
The proposed plank calls for liberal comprehensive waterway improvements across the United States. It advocates linking the Great Lakes with navigable rivers and the gulf via canals, interconnecting coast waters, and standard vessel drafts. It also supports coordinating federal waterway services and creating a fund for continuous work under expert commission guidance.
A Boise man promotes irrigation by pumping as 80 residents in the city already use the method, finding it cheaper and more convenient than city water mains. He argues pumps can irrigation private lands any time, with electricity enabling access to groundwater. Investigations suggest ample water underground across Idaho, and the Short Line reports an artesian well near Boise yielding 80 gallons per minute at 501 feet.
Space available in the East Oregonian building. For rent a store room on Main Street with access from this office. Apply at this office.
A historical medical advertisement warns that contagious blood poison is severe and hard to detect early. It extols S. S. S. as a blood purifier, claiming it removes the poison from circulation without minerals. The ad promises a home treatment guide and medical advice, with sales through drugstores and the Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta, Georgia.
He is an old experienced man in vice and wickedness never opposing the works of iniquity delights in others’ downfall and neighbors’ loss rejoices not in others’ prosperity aids in destroying peace serves no Lord shares no joy in Christianity sows discord among friends quickly builds Satan’s kingdom lends no aid to gospel among the heathen contributes to the devil and will never go to heaven the just recompense awaits.
The passage argues that vast lands near cities lie idle and many people could thrive in farming if they believed they could succeed. By teaching agriculture as an exact science, landless individuals could be placed on barren lands, linking education with rural cultivation.
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