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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1905
Page
4
Poetic proclamation declares a new era where the Brotherhood of Man replaces Mammon’s reign. The blind lead the blind no longer as debt and virtue reshape society guided by the Christ within humanity.
The East Oregonian argues the Portland Co operative Christian Federation will fail due to disorganization. It notes past co operatives faded despite auspicious start, citing Shakers Amana Harmony Oneida Zoar Tenrian Woman's Commonwealth Ruskin and Christ in Commonwealth as examples of struggles between idealism and selfishness.
The piece surveys failed cooperative ventures from Colorado to Oregon, arguing government ownership as the path to good governance and happier conditions. It contrasts idealistic starts with human selfishness wrecking many colonies and ends with a verse homage to a harsh desert kingdom and a hermit monk’s vigil.
Nome Nugget edition June 10 praised by Seattle News for its literary merit and red ink. Nome is described as the peninsula’s hub with tide water access, railroad links, telegraph, telephone, electric light and water works, plus churches, schools, chamber of commerce and numerous lodges. Population on summer and winter scales are cited, showing a thriving, modern city with essential services.
Chicago officials reveal a system of child labor where under fourteen become servants in city homes. Superintendent Bodine cites hundreds of children from institutions forced to work long hours, amid cases like Mrs. Otto Krosnick fined for ill treatment of 13 year old Adelaide Walby and 10 year old Edward Rinder. Warrants issued for others linked to taking children from institutions. A separate report notes the mysterious death of Spokane druggist Guy G Bealy near Platteburg Missouri.
A 14,000 pound boiler built for the dredge near Placerville rolled down Lamp's hill near Sheter ereek on Thursday after being pulled uphill by ten horses. In charge was Thomas Stevens with an assistant. the accident occurred near the summit and the boiler slid 100 yards through trees and brush dragging two wagons. It is a cautious recover effort to haul it back to the road. Alaska Fourth of July plans show Juneau Seward Nome preparing for two-day and single day events.
J A Folger and Company founded in San Francisco in 1843 0 with a note on its long standing business presence in the city. The brief entry marks the firm as an early San Francisco business.
The piece argues winter colds cause lasting ailments from throat to organ disorders by muscle contractions along the spine and rib muscles pinching nerves. It urges consulting Dr. Hollington to understand contractures and displacements, claiming organs fail without nerve supply and that these conditions are recognizable.
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