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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1903
Page
4
Incomplete listing appears to name locations such as San Francisco and Chicago with addresses including Fourth and Labh Streets plus a security building near Byreea. Wording is garbled, readers should expect a damaged public notice with unclear actions or deadlines.
A fragmented verse from Marie Reed in Smart Set reflects a grieving loom of life and fate. The speaker laments broken threads and a halted flow, comparing weaving to the loss of breath and time. The poem evokes a somber, reflective mood on artistic craft and mortality.
An 19th century editorial condemns Vanderbilt’s plan to build a private model city in South Carolina. It argues the scheme concentrates ownership and power, denying workers any stake while promising amenities. The piece frames the project as a modern form of slavery and warns liberty would be extinguished if such model towns spread.
A rambling, fragmentary Ŝource text discusses urban reform, Pullman model city ideas, and tax assessment critiques, interwoven with racial attitudes and political references from late 19th century discourse. It mentions Pullman’s failed model city, Umatilla County taxes, and harsh views on African Americans in the South.
The Chicago News describes obscure states and micro republics including San Marino, Goust, Andorra, and others. It notes San Marino as a long independent enclave in Italy with about 5,000 inhabitants, plus brief mentions of border questions and historical self rule.
An obscured verse stresses resilience in face of adversity. It questions how one dies not by wounds but by the courage shown. The text mentions Edmund Vapen Cooke and fragments about Alaska, aging acts, and a fire, hinting at a literary or archival clipping.
Fragmented ad style text promotes kidney disease cures and reliefs. It references Dr Kalter Swamp-Boat and a tonic that claims to cure kidney derangements and bladder troubles. The message urges readers to mail fiction like “Dir Kalter Swamp-Boat” and promises dramatic improvements in health and longevity.
A 1905 ad offers $50 in prizes for solving word path puzzles with words Furniture and Rader. Participants spell words by moving right or down on a grid, with exact letter sequences required. Prizes vary by rank, reveal limited entry, and winners announced July 25, 1905.
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