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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1903
Page
5
The notice lists subscription prices including two months, one year, and per month options, with rates likely in cents or dollars. It mentions East Oregonian distribution points at newsstands in Portland and Perkins and identifies multiple bureaus in San Francisco, Chicago, and Washington, D.C. offices.
The text celebrates youth and idealism, praising early manhood and womanhood with Parker’s reverent tone. It extols purity, fresh breath, and limitless dreams for young people, urging them to hope and strive toward lofty, humane ideals.
East Oregonian reports Pendleton and other Oregon towns suspend Fourth of July festivities in sympathy with Heppner after the disaster. Heppner’s devastation prompts cities like Prineville and The Dalles to consider postponing celebrations. Messages from Heppner officials urge restraint, praising the Progress Club for diverting its funds to relief.
A Kentucky article laments two year rise of feuds and murders in Breathitt County. Witnesses who testified against prominent figures faced threats and losses as courts struggle to curb violence. Prosecutor Byrd warned feudists in Jackson that bloodshed must end, urging rivals to leave the county.
The speaker pleads for accountability of the arch assassins behind Jett and White, urging jurors to answer to public opinion and uphold Kentucky’s honor. He warns stockmen, industry clashes, and resource protection, praising Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company for efficiency, and notes Pendleton schools expanding with 100 extra pupils. The sultan of Turkey abdication rumors are dismissed as unlikely.
Representative Kitchen recalls a North Carolina justice who praised Hank and Tom in split decisions. The anecdote links to former Superior Judge Bahlers who ruled five times for the Southern Pacific and once against, joking about how the railroad crowd reacted to the lone defeat. Reprinted from the San Francisco Star.
The excerpt notes a situation that can neither turn tack nor go forward nor stand still, described as being confronted by a condition rather than a theory. It reflects uncertainty and pressure for a decisive stance by the subject.
A London centenary celebration marks the birth of the man who created the first prepared food. Baron Liebie’s beef extract entered trade around 1847, while Professor Darwin notes food product development spans 56 years. A parliamentary paper reports more boys than girls are born yearly in Britain, yet higher female longevity keeps the population balanced over time. Sir James Guthrie, recently knighted, is a former Royal Scottish Academy associate and now its president, renowned as a portrait painter.
The article notes rising attar of roses prices due to Balkan trouble. Retail now at 10 dollars an ounce with expectations prices will double soon. Bulgaria, a major producer, uses vast rose quantities in the Maritza valley, exporting about two and a half tons of attar and consuming eight thousand tons of roses.
A Buffalo woman, Mrs E Burdick, received 25.40 from life insurance on her husband. He was murdered by her paramour, Arthur R. Pennell, after Burdick’s disgraceful lifestyle. The piece questions insurers paying premiums while some men suffer.
A Chicago bride claims her mother-in-law and a parrot caused the disappearance of John Wale from 54 Ogden Avenue ten days ago. She plans to search other cities, including Milwaukee Denver and Burlington, vowing to return only if he is found.
Edmund Russell writes in Everybody's Magazine about Indian higher education expanding across great universities while English influence fades. A modern educated Hindu must break caste barriers and cross the Kalapani, a taboo stream, to become a new man. The shift strains Hindu and English communities, risking loss of kinship and spiritual ties as penances and caste ties challenge his place.
Mrs Joseph Lacelle of Ottawa East reports Poruna eased her nine month backache headache and dragging pains leaving her in good health for a year She cites Poruna as superior to other medicines Dr Hartman offers to treat female catarrhal cases at no charge to applicants during the summer Poruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio
A 1903 contest offers $50 total for counting distinct contiguous paths spelling Furniture and Rader in a grid. Solutions must be submitted sealed with only the counts, using rightward and downward letter sequences, numbered letter jetters, and no personal names.
A historical ad touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for indigestion stomach troubles and general nutrition problems caused by an overfilled dinner. It features testimonials of relief weight gain and renewed vigor from users in need of digestive support and overall health restoration.
Joseph Chamberlain stands as a man without a country as his protec tion plan is rejected by England and even his own party. Balfour retracts from free trade, sensing a verdict by the handwriting on the wall. The education bill and other issues worsen the ministry's position, leaving a brief but certain downfall ahead.
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