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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1904
Page
4
The fragment lists subscription rates and publishing details for Pendleton Oregon daily paper The East Oregonian. It notes afternoon publication excluding Sundays and carriers, with various rates for mail and carrier delivery and different purchase terms.
Will M. MauPin argues in the Commoner that every person constantly affects those around them through actions, thoughts, and feelings. A bouquet fragrance mirrors how our character quietly fills the atmosphere, uplifting some and harming others across family and community.
The piece notes partisan splits in Washington and Idaho over railroad and Mormon issues signaling possible Democratic gains for Oregon’s neighbors. It highlights Portland suffrage movement momentum, Pendleton’s busy summer, and J A Borie’s quiet drive to gather agricultural exhibits for the Oregon Information Bureau, inviting Wanamill’s farmers to contribute grains grasses and related products to showcase the state’s resources.
The report notes irrigation near Misannia and Umatilla county showing land sales from 140 to 200 dollars per acre after ditch completion, with 400 families prospering. Pendleton hosts delegates for Portland mass meeting. city and county groups send reps and rail discounts aim to boost Eastern Oregon ties. 115 heavy work horses sold since June 10 at 65 to 125 dollars, with buyers from Iowa, Grant, Union, and Southern Umatilla.
The New Age of Portland cites census figures showing over 9,000,000 colored people in the United States, contrasting with about 4,000,000 Blacks at Lincoln's Emancipation. It traces slavery from Jamestown to present, noting political manipulation and gradual progress despite hardship.
The British Tibet expedition reports numerous altitude related effects on humans. Mountain sickness has affected many members as they work at elevations from about 10,000 to 16,700 feet above sea level, influencing life and habits during the ascent.
The text notes extreme altitude effects with boiling water near 180 degrees Fahrenheit at 15 000 feet, making standard cooking inadequate. It mentions a single dal variety cookable above 10 000 feet and describes vented cooking devices with safety valves to relieve 1.5 pounds per square inch. It also discusses gun mechanism jams from cold and suggests glycerine as a remedy.
A lone speaker in a quiet room seeks relief from the grind of daily life and the clamor of trade. The poem traces exhaustion, inner longing, and a return to memory as the speaker brushes the ghost of a past passion through the keys of a piano.
A stream of misquoted verses questions whether worry work or habit rules a person. A lyrical blend ponders who pulls the strings in daily life, referencing a fiery lyric by J W Foley and lines about desire. The London Lancet notes English workers as the first to leap to work. The London Black Bull tavern, a Dickene landmark, will be torn down for a business block.
Two hundred people watched a Brighton Park ball game near Cleveland when the grand stand collapsed, sending spectators sprawling and leaving 24 people with broken legs or arms. In Virginia, old-time cattlemen claim the goat wards off disease and clears noxious herbs.
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