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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1905
Page
4
Notice instructs advertisers to submit copy for Monday edition and pay fees. Mentions deadline, processing, and placement details. Includes unclear fragments about rates and submission instructions.
Poem fragment reflecting longing for divine forgiveness and spiritual guiding light. The speaker envisions watchmen in the night converting to light as souls seek the Father. Mentions a loving Fatherly figure and the journey from outer darkness into day.
An eastern press interview argues against shipping the middle class farmer and stockman to Oregon and Washington. It asserts the west needs the 1000 to 5000 dollar capital smallholders as backbone, while warning against overstatements that could deter home-seekers. The piece emphasizes truthful reporting and opposes relocating the middle class to the Pacific states.
A Yale dean reports to the president that wealth-based segregation among students is the gravest evil of the campus. Rich families cluster in inexpensive dorms and social distinction forms around those living there, signaling broader class divides within the university.
A reflection urging universities to favor merit over wealth, arguing discrimination against capable students drags down institutions. The author condemns birthright privilege, extols selfless achievement, and pleads for equal opportunity to cultivate future leaders and physicians.
A Pendleton New Thought lecture by Prof. J Cameron Miamond promotes psychology as a plain scientific study of mind and conduct. It argues the mind can master the body, elevate the spiritual self, and shape actions, while warning against indifference and the influence of others. Mental suggestion influences law, medicine, finance, and daily life, shaping much of history and decision making.
Poem describes a tilting knight advancing across plains and forests with plume, conquering mountain heart and pallid waters. The speaker says the knight rivals ancient paladins in power within high romance, as printed in Every body's Magazine August issue.
William Hitthe Wolke argues in Pacific Monthly July issue that Russian defeat stemmed from mindset and confidence rather than guns or ships. He contrasts Russian officers’ doubt with Japanese alertness and asserts belief drives success, noting mutiny in an Indian Ocean vessel and urging unwavering enthusiasm in all endeavors.
A Buffalo grand lodge meeting revived a proposal to bar Maloon men from Elks membership, reflecting a broader clash between saloon influence and shloon society. The idea, rejected now, may return at the next grand lodge session as reform talk resurfaces amid labor and civic tensions.
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