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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1912
Page
4
Pendleton Oregon paper lists subscription rates and mailing options for daily and weekly editions. It notes offices, distribution partners in Oregon and nationwide, and bureau affiliations. The item frames the publication as official city and county paper with United Press Association membership.
Ninety seven years ago the Waterloo battle is recalled amid a Chicago convention fight. The piece notes the historic clash between Napoleon and an allied force, with estimates of French, British, and Prussian numbers, and reflects on leadership, fate, and the move toward international peace since that war.
Financial writer Henry Clews notes in his June 15 review that general business conditions in the United States are more satisfactory. Despite political agitation, a hopeful spirit prevails and bank clearings in May rose 10 percent over last year, with further gains anticipated.
This year shows a gain of 97-10 percent in the current months, dispelling talk of curtailment. Rail earnings for the third week of May rise over last year by more than 12 percent, the steel trade remains active, and mill orders secure for months ahead. Overall the outlook is reasonably satisfactory. Temporary hesitations exist with summer quiet and congressional adjournment expectations. Good crops could ease remaining discontent.
The author condemns the Chicago convention as a reproach to citizenship, saying it is not deliberation but selfish struggle. Steam roller tactics, bulldozing, patronage and boodle sway the Republican nomination, with naked, dirty blows and personal attacks, a vile spectacle.
The Chicaze convention addresses the old paradox of an irresistible force meeting an immovable object, outlining the theoretical outcomes and limiting conditions under which both concepts could coexist.
Dr Plamondon already serves as asylum superintendent and the matter should be passed along to the appropriate authority for confirmation or further action.
Equal suffrage forces are making headway as activists push for voting rights. The report notes growing organized advocacy and public support, with organizers citing momentum across communities and calls for legislative action.
A Chicago volcano appears to influence atmospheric conditions beyond its city limits. Observers report unusual heat and weather patterns spreading to surrounding areas, with scientists urged to monitor the eruption's wider impact.
A Kansas City Journal notice notes a woman named Frage seeking a healthy, bright batch of babies, reflecting a local human interest snippet from the paper. The phrasing appears probed and uncertain, capturing a brief social remark in a historical column.
Poem fragment by Berton Braley reflecting on perception and nature. The speaker laments fixation on work, claiming the world’s beauty remains despite neglect, as birds, leaves, and skies exist whether noticed.
A dramatic promotion of fly awareness from Indianapolis roots, presented as a rhythmical catechism. It laments filth as the fly’s origin and habitat, links the insect to spreading typhoid fever and other diseases, and urges cleaning, vault treatment, and various killing methods to exterminate the pest.
Fragmentary text mentions a woman, hysteria, a priest named Father Kuhls, and a command about washing dishes to avoid branding. Includes quotations and stray lines from newspapers. Details are incomplete and not clearly connected to an event.
A witty clipping shows a pretty nurse describing her patient as a peevish old millionaire and joking that he may ask her to marry him as he has few other requests left.
A witty cartoon line features characters Bocker and a judge debating an invention by Jones a banana peel that won t skid novelty humor in a courtroom setting
Hale and McAtee, the Acme Quality paint store, urges buyers to insist on ACME QUALITY paints and finishes for top results. The message highlights trusted products and the store’s brand as central to achieving durability and high performance in coatings.
Henry J. Goldstein of Boston reports five years of severe rheumatism eased by Hood's Sarsaparilla. He says knees stiffened, pain faded after trying many medicines, and he is now entirely cured and recommends the remedy. The advertisement offers Hood's in liquid or Sarsatabs form.
The Rev Anthony Kuhls a retired Kansas City priest woke at midnight when a man pleaded for help for his dying wife The doctor and priest found hysteria The priest wedged a poker in the grate and his acting calmed the woman as she watched him and asked what he planned to do He replied with a chilling line about branding her.
A clipped reminiscence notes Thackeray acting as a police reporter for the London Diogenes and observing courtroom humor. It recounts Pat Fogarty’s London trip to fight Mick Fitzpatrick, a court exchange over a head wound, and a comical horseshoe scene that ends with Pat boasting about education.
William Enggas a Fifth and Grand plumber recalls his family grow from a single horse and buggy to a 12 seat omnibus style road wagon as ten children join the outings His wife agrees citing the bustle of family life and plenty of fun on the drive with the kids.
Zemo treats eczema chafing pimples salt rheum and dandruff with a vanishing liquid formula. Made by EB Rose Medicine Co St Louis Missouri and sold by Pendleton Drug Store. Trial bottles offer 25 cents with money back guarantee.
A fragment suggests a feature on curated assortments from famous packages. The note hints at selecting items from each collection, describing careful choices and a refined presentation. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable in the readable text.
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