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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1912
Page
4
Publication details from Pendleton Oregon describe circulation rates for daily and weekly editions. The notice lists postal handling and carrier options along with office and bureau addresses in Portland, Seattle, and Washington and notes membership in the Associated Press.
An Oregon editorial argues for a radical overhaul of the state legislature. It cites Umatilla and Morrow counties struggling for strong delegates, critiques on size and pay, and proposes reducing lawmakers by half, longer sessions, and higher pay. It also supports giving state administration a voice in the legislature as in parliamentary systems.
JL N. Teal of Portland argues for Woodrow Wilson as the Democratic nominee and favors George E. Chamberlain as running mate. He predicts a Western governor on the ticket and a Democratic victory in Oregon if the East backs the plan. He asserts the Oregon system must align with Taft and Wickersham push if Taft remains the Republican choice.
The governor pressed reform for a fixed state Printer salary, using strong tactics to pass the measure, seen as meritorious by supporters though controversial. Critics urge legislature reform and broader improvements before direct legislation is relied upon.
The city council should consider an ordinance to bar public meetings in the city hall convention room until a ventilation plan is implemented. The current edifice lacks fresh air in the chamber, making it an unhealthy place for assemblies.
The Business section argues that vigilance is needed as blind men, old men, women and children share the streets with automobiles, urging drivers to slow down and proceed with caution.
The remark notes that both China and Mexico experience rapid cycles of upheaval, with each new regime arising soon after the previous one is disposed of. It points to ongoing instability and recurrent revolutionary sentiment in both nations.
The assembly delegates vow caution after previous overreach. Nottingham figures guidance and prudence as they reexamine procedures and avoid repeating past errors.
Por young men Ad Nye and John Thennley are now well along in their year and can afford to celebrate.
An old advertisement touts Mother's Friend as an external emulsion that eases pregnancy discomfort and aids preparation for childbirth. It promises comfort before birth and quicker recovery after delivery and invites readers to request a free information book from Bradfield Regulator Co in Atlanta Georgia.
A reflective note on Lenten meals contrasts old roasts with the current staple of eggs and fish. The narrator laments the absence of familiar favorites while Marie Roac recalls gentler suggestions from his wife and lists bean lentil and pasta options as healthier builds.
The New York Tribune recounts General Grant’s Washington’s Birthday dinner remark about a young Boston Tory who avoided sides in the Revolution, took pleasure trips on the continent, and returned only after the war. The tale shows the mother’s grief and a Boston belle’s icy reply about duty and cowardice.
A Victorian style advertisement describes symptoms like weakness despondency headaches coated tongue heartburn belching and stomach discomfort. It promotes Dr Pierre's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to invigorate the liver strengthen digestion regulate the bowels and boost nerve health for lasting relief.
Uncle Henry, a Kentucky native, pressures a speaker after a bramble encounter to reveal whether the persecuting attorney must swear in his speech or simply address the jury. The dialogue reveals regional pride and legal doubt as a crossfire of humor and inquiry.
In a Louisiana Mississippi anecdote a former Pike County prosecuting attorney Champ Clark recalls a morning visit by a Black man to his office. The recollection highlights regional attitudes from that historical period.
A promotional piece extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as highly effective for women, citing testimonials from patients over 30 years, claiming it aids recovery, prevents surgery, and is made from harmless roots and herbs in Lynn Massachusetts.
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