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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1904
Page
4
The text proclaims a fierce call to action urging men to advance to the front lines whether in city field mountain or mine. It celebrates the place to fight and fall and the glory seen in brave, prime men facing danger.
The Weston Leader defends free editorial expression after East Oregonian criticizes a national democratic convention action. The East Oregonian notes no edict bans free speech in the United States. The piece argues individual thought is a foundational democratic right.
A friend in Europe reports Prominence in London Brussels and Paris holds two Oregon souvenirs from Pendleton Woolen Mills and Major Lee Moorhouse. The notices praise Oregon craft while noting broader questions about rainfall and arid land cultivation in Eastern Oregon.
A fragmented old editorial voice describes gradual border settlement turning arid Omatulla County into productive land as cultivation and rainfall shift the region toward a modern, transformed West. It notes the Northwest rising in wealth and influence, with Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa catching up to older states in land prices and urban progress while stressing moral governance.
A 2250 BC Babylonian fragment describes barmaids dominating wine markets and strict excise rules. Women face penalties for drunkenness and temple workers are barred from public inns under death, with police corruption noted for bribes and enforcement evasion.
Excerpts from newly discovered personal records of Lewis and Clark depict equal leadership, mutual respect, and distinctive personas. The phrased notes present Lewis as philosophical and imperial in tone and Clark as concise and blunt, illustrating their bond and adventures.
A collection of endorsements from U S Army generals and officers in Washington D C praising Peruna as an effective catarrh remedy and tonic. Letters from J Floyd King Robert Smalls Abbott Tra Yarnell J D McBride Chan Noske Erwin Duffield Talley Win Cooper and others state personal use, strong recommendations, and confidence in Peruna’s curative and tonic properties for catarrh coughs colds and stomach complaints.
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