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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1900
Page
2
A fragment discusses imperial schemes to move colonization from Britain to distant colonies and examines the Great Wall of China as a monumental feat. It notes the wall’s length, height, and the engineering skill involved, comparing it to the Terabyte of wonders and praising its persistence and defense value.
A fragmentary 19th century editorial complains about political manipulation, weapon fear, and press influence. It notes Teddy Roosevelt as vice presidential candidate, worries about pistols in daily life, and mentions emigration trends from Britain to Canada, Australia, and South Africa amid imperial tensions.
The Portlaw Telegram hails David P Thompson of Cragin as a civic cornerstone. His long public service and artistic gift funded a public statue and practical guidance valued by generations, described as a modest yet deeply educated mind benefiting the Pacific Northwest community.
An old farm laborer ethic is paired with a sales pitch for Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. The copy extols vitality, stamina, and blood purity as rewards of taking the tonic, linking farmer hard work to personal health and endurance.
Fragmentary essay condemns cruelty to animals and cites civilization’s progress as tied to humane treatment. It argues that harsh attitudes toward animals reflect deeper human barbarity and calls for education of children to foster kindness, contrasting with past practices and the need for lawful protection of all living beings.
The notice markets The New York World Thrice-a-Week edition as a leader in journalism and political news. It promotes a yearly subscription combining the World with East Oregonian at a reduced price, asserting value for campaign coverage and current features.
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