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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
4
Fragments indicate a Pendleton Oregon entry as a second class mail matter with Associated Press membership and local newspaper identifiers. No clear events, dates, or names extend beyond agency and page descriptors.
A poem fragment presents a child in midnight gloom seeking light amid darkness. The speaker questions the value of a thousand credits while contemplating truth and illumination.
The New York World shifts to endorse Woodrow Wilson for the Democratic presidential nomination. It argues Wilson can carry key eastern states New York New Jersey and Connecticut and by doing so win Ohio Indiana Massachusetts and Delaware if necessary. The editorial lauds his courage tariff reform Sherman act corporate control trust prosecutions and independence from Wall Street plutocracy while noting some weak points but deeming them vastly outweighed by his strengths.
The text urges Democrats to back Gov. Wilson as a progressive constitutional president. It asserts he is unbulldozable, more experienced than Cleveland at his election, and better known to rank and file voters. It asks delegates to act on principle, and asks Mr. Bryan to support Wilson to meet the nation's great crisis.
A 14 year old boy killed a 17 year old girl claiming he did not love her but kept mental companionship and could not endure her refusal to go out with him. The text argues for punishing ideas that corrupt youth and protecting children from predatory influences and quacks.
County court in Multnomah faces criticism as records show delays and lax procedures similar to the former Umatilla county court, highlighting a pattern of inefficient business methods.
Reporters note indications that the Republican National Committee intends to stand firm on strategy. Analysts cite internal discussions and public statements as signs of a united approach while observers seek clarity on timelines and key decisions.
Summer arrives with a breezy mood urging fans to cool off at the ball game. The note emphasizes enjoying pleasant weather while attending a live baseball event.
Bordered lawns linens and silks remain popular for midsummer frocks. Indian silks in delicate patterns and plain colors are favored for their coolness dust resistance and hard wear. They are soft enough for most styles and some figured silks resemble embroidered materials at a modest price.
An old ad stresses that gray hair signals Nature needs help and promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur hair tonic. It claims the tonic restores color, removes dull lifeless hair, and reconditions faded strands. The piece urges trial and notes Pendleton Drug Co. as a special agent.
The excerpt describes cream India silk gowns with bronze brown embroidery and woodland green accents, featuring kimono waists, crystal buttons, and apron details. It notes varied trims transforming plain models, the prominence of separate waists and Robespierre collars, and new neckwear like black satin rollovers with lace frills.
Mobile Alabama woman writes of years of womanly trouble and relief after using Cardul. She reports improved appetite and sleep and a doctor noting improvement. The ad urges other sick women to try Cardul, claiming fifty years of use and offering a 6 page brochure on women’s health.
A Forrest City Arkansas reader recounts severe neck eczema lasting weeks, improving after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment together. He notes prior doctors’ treatments failed, but three weeks of Cuticura cleared the eczema and a brother’s facial burns from shoe powder reportedly healed. The notice promotes samples from Potter & Brouton Corp. Dept. 176 Boston.
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