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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1905
Page
4
A garbled OCR page mixes advertising copy rates with wartime health reform talk and local legislative notes. It references Red Cross efforts in World War I, Oregon sheep tax bills, Portland building inspections, and a romantic poem by Maury Ashley Townsend.
A poem praising steadfast friendship as a healing, uplifting force during changes and storms. It lauds a friend who remains constant through winters, anchors the weary, and embodies a rainbow amid life's storms, ending with a tribute to Madame.
The Yamhill county process seeks to strike normal school appropriations through a referendum to shift funding to the state capital. Willamette Valley aims to defeat that portion, resisting centralization and preserving Eastern Oregon and Southern Oregon support for local normals while warning Portland may swing outcomes.
War’s hidden marvels are not in battles but in defeating disease. Major Louis L. Beanman notes Japan set a model for modern public health, urging the United States to adopt similar advances rather than clinging to old methods. The text hints at Japan’s prewar readiness and medical mobilization ahead of hostilities.
An advertisement claims Hostetter's Stomach Bitters relieves bloating heartburn nausea belching and cramps with a pre meal dose to strengthen digestive organs and relax bowels. It touts cures for indigestion dyspepsia insomnia chills colds la grippe and malaria after years of use.
A. W. Zuppa of 217 Read Street Evansville Indiana reports severe boils and credits S S advertised remedy with cure after using three bottles. He claims no trouble for the ensuing three years.
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