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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1901
Page
2
A long passage discusses the struggle for mastery in American politics as a stage drama. It contests leadership, individualism, and the magnetism of personalities in shaping public thought, warning against monopolies of influence while stressing free speech and ambition. The text critiques the mythic aura around leaders and the lure of power.
A nostalgic meditation on changing foodways and losses of old fashion pioneer biscuits. The piece contrasts hearty buttermilk biscuits and precise kitchen rituals with modern canned fare, café dining, and social decay. It laments the drift from traditional baking to quick meals and signals longing for simpler, richer flavors.
P Donan promotes a North Pacific Coast guide by A L Craigs department highlighting the Columbia River and Oregon scenery. It extols Mount Hood and Multnomah Falls, details river geography, and praises hotels and health resorts from Portland to The Dalles, with notes on travel and sightseeing.
The article reviews Oregon sights including Mount Hood and Mountaineering views, Bingham Springs and Hot Lake east of Portland, with details on springs, temperatures, and health benefits. It notes the Umatilla river, hotel amenities, and the Northwest Wonders associated with Hot Lake as a famed healing site along the Oregon Railroad line.
A historic railway tale from June 1901 unfolds as Joe Connelly recalls a calm yet chaotic moment on a train. The engineer stops the locomotive abruptly after Connelly’s mistake, while passengers react and a conductor appears, restoring order as the story closes in a quiet Athens setting.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a physician, Dr. W. G. Cgoln, with mention of an office in Judd and possible schedule details. The text is incomplete and names are unclear, but indicates a medical office listing in a local directory or notice.
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