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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1904
Page
5
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Voters in Oregon should judge local affairs by local needs not national politics. Independent counties will select capable officials, and Roosevelt will respect Oregon for its self reliance. The June vote affects county offices, while November determines national issues. cast your ballot for the best local leaders now.
The East Oregonian appeals for a representative delegation to secure government irrigation for Umatilla and Morrow. It opposes Frank Holbrook linked to private water interests and endorses William Blakeley, W D Chamberlain, and Dr W G Cole as pro government irrigation allies. The paper argues election of Cole best invites federal reclamation efforts this term.
Kipling frames a long white road through India and asks what road led to the present, tracing humanity from prehistoric ages to today's civilization. The piece reflects on our distant beginnings, lost civilizations, and the slow ascent of letters and arts amid hostile forces and barbarism.
The article discusses that consumption or tuberculosis is not inherited, only a predisposition may run in families. It warns of laziness and languor as early signs, urging fresh air and activity. It notes a fire at the Warm Springs hospital in California, destroying an elegant building and causing about $40,000 in losses with 15 patients evacuated.
A Bonham Texas woman describes dramatic improvement after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She details prior illness, uterine pain, irregular periods, back pain, and breath shortness, crediting the medicine with restoring health and vitality. She warns against substitutes offered by dealers seeking profit.
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