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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1912
Page
4
An old Pendleton Oregon independent newspaper listing subscription and sales details with multiple rate options for daily and weekly editions. The text references carriers and distribution points in Portland and regional bureaus, indicating typical 19th or early 20th century newspaper infrastructure.
Fragmentary OCR style verse hints at a song or poem about finding a path to light. Mentions day and night, flowers springing, a ringing wilderness, and keeping a dwelling place as the pathway to the light. No identifiable people or organizations.
The piece discusses a possible new Progressive Party emerging from current party turmoil. Roosevelt supporters are unlikely to bolt, while several leaders block progress. A new party would unite progressives against reactionaries, potentially reshaping national politics within years. The Democratic convention fate and Wilson or Bryan leadership are pivotal to this realignment. History suggests more changes lie ahead as events unfold.
A Chicago Inter Ocean piece mocks equal suffrage by ridiculing a proposed New York Industrial training school for women. It notes women will not be barred from courses but questions the school's aims and potential careers. The piece portrays opposition as gendered insult and aims.
The Inter Ocean questions masculine bias and supports women entering trades like plumbing bricklaying and carpentry. It cites Buckley of the Masters Builders as reliable and argues suffrage critics exaggerate dangers while urging expanding access for 150 plus pupils, despite opposition. It condemns taunts and notes wage inequities in urban centers.
The Roosevelt forces erred by not forcing a show down at the convention start over fraudulent rolls. Samuel G. Blythe argues the fight should have been over the convention's makeup, not the temporary chairman. Without early action, a bolt is unlikely. hopes rest on a new party and a strong progressive standard bearer.
The advertisement argues that pregnancy brings suffering and danger, but Mother's Friend prepares the system for a safer, less painful time. It claims to relieve nausea, prevent breast cak ing, and support healthy motherhood, noting years of use and endorsements. Sold at drug stores with a free book offering. BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. Atlanta Ge
Fragmentary text notes generals on a strategy board being scrutinized for self interest or cold footedness, with debate over leadership approach and commitment to plans.
The Tories have captured the Republican faction and now target the Democratic convention. Analysts warn their lid could be set so tight that an explosion would occur, undermining the Chicago convention's standing nationwide by November.
Oregon delegates to the convention appear divided during a key gathering with tensions rising as discussions approach critical votes. Local officials note sharp disagreements over strategy and party alignment amid ongoing negotiations.
Commentator notes that the new party might bypass nominating Theodore Roosevelt, suggesting strategic choices in how the third party could present its ticket and appeal to voters without binding to the former president.
A Popular Magazine tale notes a widow who visits a spiritualist seance to speak with her dead spouse. The exchange ends with the husband declaring he is not in heaven and is happier where he is.
A Shropshire farm couple faced a savage dog after an escape attempt. The wife rose with a stone but the husband, calm and quick, urged her to target him instead, shouting Mary to throw the stone at him, saving his wife from harm.
A reader from Waukegan, Illinois recalls a winter three years ago when a severe eczema covered her body. After trying many treatments, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment with Resolvent for four months and was cured, noting she sleeps better and continues to use the products, with a free sample offer and booklet by Potters Drug and Chemical Corp.
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