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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1904
Page
4
Rates listed for various mail and semi weekly options with durations from one month to one year. The text notes weekly, semi weekly, and hem weekly plans and hints at monthly pricing, though many words are garbled. The readable items reference Dally and Daily as period names and indicate multiple term lengths.
A fragmented poem contemplating love as a visible, divine force guiding life. The speaker questions social constraints and the isolation of love, imagining its unity with life and the nobility of shared affection.
Philadelphia reports reveal large financial interests in Pennsylvania and New York aiming to move Attorney-General Knox to the Senate, placing Quay's machine under their control. The piece argues voters have not been consulted and Knox’s record shows subservience to trusts, hindering anti-trust efforts and Roosevelt’s reforms.
A discussion on church organizations and individual efforts highlighting Children’s Day observances. The piece notes the community value of child-focused programs, praises parental and civic involvement, and argues for reduced partisan politics to tackle local issues. It mentions Oregon voting trends and the importance of independent civic action, alongside a brief foreign note on Canadian horse import regulations and a tangent on Viennese medical music therapy.
A radium clock built by Harrison Martindale of England is described as keeping life indefinitely. The device uses a small radium tube with a quartz rod and an electroscope of silver leaves that respond to an electrical charge, repeating every two minutes until the radium exhausts, estimated to last 30,000 years.
A school of healing blends anatomy with music taught by physicians, while trained nurses play instruments and administer medicines. Proponents defend their claims as a growing movement, touting the muse cure as a medical fad.
A lively critique argues government labor reform helps the majority, noting arbitration courts extend to servants and clerks. Critics claim courts bar lawyers, shielding legal sharks, while proponents say measures protect workers and regulate factories despite opposition from merchants and London interests. The letter mentions a London cargo sale and a cavalry officer in Pariacourt UH, plus a steamer bringing Australian trhds amid strikes and taxation debates.
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