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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1912
Page
4
A fragmentary poem describes a man who smiles as the day brightens and life’s simple joys lift him. It contrasts divine blunder with earthly woes, noting the distant sun, red rose, and calm gust while all things seem to go wrong below.
Judge King reports delegates instructed for other candidates than Wilson, yet many Wilson backers supported him at Baltimore. Wilson praised by La Follette wing as intelligent, sincere leader. Article contrasts his candidacy with traditional bosses, praising his candor and policy. Also discusses rural life, agricultural colleges, and changing political landscape including California electors and Portland race developments.
A discussion centers on the quote that all men are born free but not equal. The remark prompts reflections on inherent equality and personal comparisons, drawing responses about how people measure worth and rights from birth.
A brief note reflects on independence as a man acts freely without his wife’s consent, highlighting the tension between personal autonomy and marital authority. The tone suggests social expectations of prudence and propriety in domestic life.
F J Milnes of Pendleton Oregon responds to a Pilot Rock editor's hostile editorial attacking ministers and their families. He accuses the editor of slander and poor grammar, defends ministers’ conduct and education, and questions the editor’s integrity and background. The letter defends religious figures and cites ministry credentials and life insurance statistics.
A Rivesville letter recounts relief from long lasting womanly troubles after using Cardus. The author claims full recovery and urges others to try the remedy, describing its claimed effects and recommending purchase through local druggists with further reader guidance from the Chattanooga Medicine Co.
The theatrical manager notes a puzzling trend at this year’s political conventions as critics observe that they all draw full houses. The remark highlights the unexpected popularity of conventions as a source of audience interest.
A reflective note observes stable celestial and seasonal cycles while deeming this not a year for unexpected outcomes. The piece hints at patience and steadiness amid ongoing cosmic routine, contrasting with themes of risk and surprise. The tone remains measured and contemplative.
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