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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1900
Page
2
Fragmented OCR shows East Oregonian Publishing Company and multiple references to weekly notices and advertisements. It mentions meetings, office details, spelling errors, and generic classifications without clear dates or named individuals beyond generic roles.
A Washington dispatch discusses possible Democratic and Republican ticket dynamics with McKinley and Roosevelt. It notes Philadelphia convention indifference and concerns over gold circulation and Platt machine influence, plus Walla Walla federal building plans and local land interests.
Readers condemn proposed expenditure of government funds on a Walla Walla public building. The letter argues the city and its taxpayers should not bear the cost and warns such spending could lead to theft and wasteful use of public money. Local business leaders are urged to resist the project and preserve private funds.
The piece compares federal expenditures under McKinley with those of Cleveland and Harrison. It cites annual average outlays, notes McKinley’s higher total and monthly rates, and presents figures for the three administrations. It also references British colonial office activity and malaria misconception journalism.
A discussion on a Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine led study by Drs Sambon and Low. The plan involves two volunteers exposed to malaria carrying areas to test mosquitos bite precautions and disease contraction. The experiment includes self immolation in a device designed to withstand exposure while outdoor care is limited to peak heat hours.
A discussion of home beauty and love in the family, noting how a house becomes a home through care and affection. The piece extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women, claiming it aids maternity and health, includes testimonial lines from Miss Manche Evans of Parsons, and invites readers to request Dr. Pierce's Medical Adviser free, offering stamps for mailed copies.
A large stock of saddlery harness tents wagon covers canvas rope and related leather goods is kept by Joseph Ell. The listing notes varied items including rope and canvas alongside standard leather supplies, indicating a substantial inventory.
The New York World Thrice-a-Week edition sells at one dollar yearly and provides 18 to 24 pages weekly. It claims near daily coverage at weekly price, touting its scope, prestige, and political independence. The ad urges readers to subscribe to the combined weekly and semi weekly offers for full access.
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