East Oregonian Publishing Company Notice
A damaged fragment mentions the East Oregonian Publishing Company in Tow Batra Oregon and the word daily weekly and semi weekly.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1901
Page
2
A damaged fragment mentions the East Oregonian Publishing Company in Tow Batra Oregon and the word daily weekly and semi weekly.
A discussion argues that a superior flying machine remains a distant dream due to human folly and poor governance. It warns unrestrained power would harm society unless intelligence and justice spread, while praising federation and global parliament as paths to progress. The piece also covers Jacob Rogers’s will benefiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the ensuing dispute with heirs.
The article outlines competing theories on how kissing and sharing water conceived, with views ranging from cannibal origins to the primitive mother and to wine related evils. It also notes Henry T. Oxnard in Denver commenting on recent sugar price cuts as beet sugar faces industry pressure from a sugar trust effort.
A fragmented discussion contrasts scarecrows and beliefs about cures for lung diseases. The piece cites Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy, sharing testimonials from readers in Felton Delaware and warning against inferior substitutes pushed by dealers.
An Oregon editor discusses kissing in a playful editorial, referencing a Germantown man who claims to have studied the kiss scientifically. The piece notes the origin as prehistoric and hints at cave life during perilous times.
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