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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1904
Page
4
The page shows the East Oregonian Publishing Company offering daily news in Pendleton Oregon with subscription rates by mail. It lists delivery options week by week and year by mail and notes availability at local hotels and stations in Portland San Francisco and Washington locations.
Many men travel with visions in their souls though the path is rough. They recall a moment of flight and purpose guiding them toward great deeds. The belief never fades, sustaining them as they press on, despite doubt from others.
The Alpine tunnel under the Simplon Pass nears completion after conflicts and enormous government aid. Work began in 1899 with Swiss and Italian miners meeting at the midpoint on May 4. Delays and immense heat, water, and freezing conditions slowed progress, but contracts promise completion in five and a half years.
An old article fragment discusses travel routes via Mont Cents and Simplon tunnel changes, then shifts to a sweeping critique of women’s roles in churches. It argues women drive church finance and maintenance yet lack political rights, urging equal privileges and leadership opportunities within Catholic and Protestant communities.
The article discusses Mayer Siecman of New York and a proposed natural born citizen rule. It notes McLellan's political alignment with Tammany and his reputation, while detailing debates on birthright citizenship and party loyalty amid rising political tensions.
A fragmented OCR passage outlines Russia with garbled measurements and terms, noting vast government-owned land and telegraph networks, and comparing exports and wages to the United States. It references population shares by ethnicity and a single daily paper named The Writs Work, all in a dated, quasi-reporting tone.
June 15 16 17 Oregon encampment G A R Hood River June 22 thirty second annual reunion Oregon Pioneers Portland June 28 24 26 Northwest Books men’s tournament Pendleton August 2 27 American Mining Congress Portland Sumpter plans Fourth of July celebration with many extras due to Baker City’s missed event
A fragment from Arianta Constitution describes a garden of memory and love. The speaker recalls a dream of a sweetheart and asks to read her dreams as time passes. The lines mix fantasy and sorrow as distance and night threaten reunion, yet love remains a guiding force.
A fragmented reflection on diet argues that youth need ample nourishment for growth while adults should eat only to repair and maintain. Eating beyond essential purpose wastes energy, accelerates decay, burdens elimination, and hinders bodily function. The piece warns against overindulgence and urges mindful eating aligned with health and cheerful activity.
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