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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1905
Page
4
The column lists subscription prices by mail and by week for varying periods, plus notices to advertisers and filing details. It includes bureau addresses in Chicago Washington San Francisco and sale points in Portland Oregon and notes the paper’s post office status. It later contains a reflective, historical opinion about American industrialism and potential invasions, mentioning damp projects and monumental structures as enduring landmarks.
The fragment suggests a meditation on nature as music and life. It speaks of wind as music, weeds flowing like wine, flowers and birds carrying deeper meanings, and a living word within every living thing. It hints at an eternal presence shaping shadows and sunsets, concluding with author Richard Rewlt.
A silent man indicted for conducting gambling seeks removal from reports citing shame to be associated with that class of people. The East Oregonian defends courteous treatment but argues individuals must take responsibility for illegal business and face consequences rather than hide. It condemns masking for profit and urges rightful standing in the community.
Col W. H. Moore, president of the National Good Roads association, argues that the United States should aim for lasting roadways and monuments, contrasting modern American highways with enduring ancient structures. He warns American achievements are largely superficial and of a commercial nature, built on shifting foundations like sand.
The piece outlines international diplomacy with Roosevelt mediating between Japan and Russia over indemnity and territory. It argues no more war, urging Japan to accept terms or face intervention by allied powers. It notes caution on future wars and stresses strong allied enforcement of settlements.
A profile of Guglielmo Marconi, described as modest and dedicated, rising from Bologna student to worldwide fame through wireless experiments. The piece notes his early hobby in chemistry and electricity, his breakthrough in signaling over long distances, and his calm, boyish appearance contrasted with tireless modern achievement. It highlights his modesty, charm, and practical sense, including a quip about meals and wireless work.
Dr Mary A Seymour of the Chicago Health Promotion club urges dirtier meals saying people should eat mud and clay to gain health. Dr Price agrees many individuals lack internal dirt and should eat more dirt to be healthier.
The text argues that protection empowers captains of industry to charge above market value, burdening the public with higher prices. It contends such leaders are licensed to rob the public and suggests further elaboration would reveal the flaw.
The county’s sheep men reportedly lost 810,000 by contracts fixing wool at 16 cents per pound in December. They claim a 4 cent gain over production cost as temporary profit. One hundred directors from the California promotion committee arrived by special train in Portland on June 12.
An article argues that neglect and mismanagement damage a child’s nervous system, causing bladder issues and later female disorders. It compares the human body to a machine, noting that early nerve irritation can lead to aches in adulthood, and that osteopathy can remedy childhood problems to prevent future suffering.
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