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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1904
Page
4
Frtast details subscription options per month by carrier and longer terms by mall. The San Francisco Bureau lists prices for weekly and yearly plans, with addresses at 408 Pourth St and related offices.
A fragmented statement argues for removing politics from schools, replacing saloon tax with public funds, direct presidential term limits, heir property reforms, Filipino freedom, Vietnam era style protector role, land value taxation, industrial schools, and a shift from glorifying killing to teaching peaceful living by example. The passage centers on broad progressive and republican ideals attributed to a female speaker.
The Oregon Development League forms as a coordinated effort to advertise resources and opportunities across the state. Portland hosts a meeting on August 2 and 3 under the Portland Commercial Club to elect delegates from every commercial and industrial body, ensuring equal participation for all regions and promoting Oregon’s past and future prosperity.
An article argues for protecting older workers and promoting youth employment, noting New York crime comparisons with the West. It discusses rest cures for nervous strain, five minute relaxation techniques, and Moscow Idaho’s plan to cut fuel costs by using a furnace that burns gasoline for city water works.
The piece discusses hair color and personality beliefs, asserting hair loss does not equal loss of character. It cites a professor and a Paris study noting germs can cause baldness and promotes Herpicide as the remedy, framed as an advertising sample.
An OCR fragment presents a poem by Ella Wheeler Wilcox about youth, pursuit of glory, and disillusion. It traces youth’s hopeful path, the fevered dream of success, and the realization that the outward quest yields nothing, prompting a shift to a darker, uninviting road yet continuing to move forward.
The rate war among transatlantic steamship lines lowers steerage fares to below ten dollars, drawing thousands of immigrants to Ellis Island. Overcrowding prompts talk of tents for shelter as authorities begin allocating funds for free public baths amid New York Harbor’s shorelines.
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