Democracy debate and leadership questions in 1902
A July 26 1902 column argues on Bryan Cleveland and Hill within the Democratic party. It contends the party needs a new leader or better adherence to principles, cautioning against hero worship and highlighting how voters judge leaders by policy over personalities. It also shifts to harvest safety, urging gradual machinery breaks and stopping work in high winds to prevent field fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Cleveland
Hill
Democratic Party
Difcult
Bryan Hill
Bryan, Hill
Harvest Fires Threaten Wheat Harvest Safety
An article discusses annual harvest fires caused by motors and machinery, with spontaneous ignition, careless smoking, and flying sparks. It notes most fires stem from new machinery and high winds, urging cautious operation and slower haste to reduce losses and protect crops and insurers.
Sphinx in Central Park Crumbling Under Modern Irrigation
A San Francisco Chronicle report contends the irrigated climate of New York has damaged Cleopatra's Needle and now the Sphinx, once preserved by Nile floods, is rapidly eroding. Excess irrigation weakens stone, causing spalling and dust as the monument fades. The piece suggests relocating the Sphinx to an arid Arizona site to survive.
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Egypt
New York
Central Park
Nile
Placer County
Joseph
California
Arizona
San Francisco
Cal
Wheat production and prospects in the Pacific Northwest
The Oregonian notes last year produced and handled about 47 million bushels of wheat in the Pacific Northwest including Oregon, Washington, and Idaho. Washington and Idaho could greatly increase yields. Oregon can diversify to match northern growth while expanding timber minerals dairy fruits and hops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Portland
Puget Sound
Willamette Valley
Oregonian
Cigarette Smoking Boys Spark Barn Fire Near Albany
A barn near Albany was destroyed Thursday after a fire started by cigarette smoking boys. Local firefighters reported the incident, with investigations ongoing to determine full cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Tired Out and Healing: A Sufferer’s Tale of Dr. Pierce
A farm wife describes fatigue from uterine trouble and chronic pain yet finds relief with Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. She credits renewed strength, sleep, appetite, and ability to work after extensive use, and mentions a free medical booklet offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dickson
Greutell
Dr. Pierce
Sol
Common Sense Medical Adviser
Pierce
Buffalo
Kidney Trouble Cured by Peruna Testimonial
Frances Matoon of Minneapolis writes that after a cold she suffered kidney trouble. A lodge friend recommended Peruna, she tried three bottles, recovered fully, and has stayed in good health since. She praises Peruna for curing catarrh of the kidneys and improving overall health. The ad promotes Peruna and offers a free catarrh book from The Peru na Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Matoon
Minneapolis
Independent Order of Good Templars
Sixth Street
Minn
Matoon
Peruna
Peruia Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
G. Bs. Harton
East Oregonian: Local paper leads with broad community support
The East Oregonian is described as Eastern Oregon's representative paper, guiding public affairs with strong readership. It emphasizes its role as the advertising medium for the section and notes patrons' liberal patronage.
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The
East Oregonian
Oregon
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Atwood
Nodern
Pendleton
Gregon Any
Bryan, Cleveland and Hill
Bingham Springs
Blue Mountains
Umatilla
Wilsell
Mrs. Frances Matoon
W. F. Earnheart
Office, Association
Vanesians
Aide
Clyde
C. L. Cox
Alba
Umatilla County
ST. Paul’s
Walla Walla
Wash
Musee Spockuliy
the Row
Andreas Ward
Imogen Hoyer
Vernon
State Normal School
Mammouth, Oregon
J. Bel
Beutler
E. D. Rassler
W. G. McPherson
First Street
Frank B. Clopton
Cleopatra
Pendleton Planing
Robert Forster
Kit Hays & Comg
Colesworth
Alta Street
Joseph Ell
Hayes’ Double Cylider
Oil Rabbitt
Clarke
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