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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
4
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At a Taft gathering last evening critical remarks targeted the Oregon recall system. J P Winter argued for judge recall as logical and necessary, noting that the people elect judges and should have the power to remove if unfit rather than entrusting such power to the legislature.
Women who bear children and remain healthy prepare their systems before birth. Without aid, the mother may face weakened health or chronic ailments. Mother's Friend is claimed to ease strain on ligaments and muscles, prevent numbness, soothe breast inflammation, and ensure a speedy recovery, with the firm selling through drug stores and a free booklet available from BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO. Atlanta Ge.
A legal opinion argues if people can elect judges they should also be trusted with recalls. It notes objections to recall arise from expediency rather than law and asserts lawyers should reason dispassionately, implying Mr. Winter spoke in a personal capacity rather than a professional one.
A Chicago Record-Herald summary notes England and Wales posted the lowest three month birth rate on record for 1911 at 23.0 per 1,000, with UK rate dropping from 25.2 in 1900 to 25.0 in 1910. France shows 19.7 in 1910. London 23.6 in 1910. New York State 1911 births 25.7 per 1,000 overall, 17.3 outside cities. The trend toward smaller families spans modern nations.
A reflective piece argues that polar exploration is driven by sport rather than humanity gains. It compares historic claims to reach the poles with Captain Scott’s voyage, noting the lack of Earth changing impact and the possibility he may be judged against Dr. Cook if surpassed.
The report indicates John T. Whistler, noted for engineering at the Umatilla project, would be a trustworthy investigator for the city's proposed municipal power scheme. His conservative reputation suggests strong confidence in his findings, and a report from him is eagerly anticipated.
A fragmented remark questions how the Oregon Republican leader can support Taft and Roosevelt while seemingly backing the Oregon plan of government. The inquiry suggests confusion over party stance and the practical path for endorsement amid competing proposals.
A regional political scene focuses on the Snow King who seeks a third term. Supporters rally as opponents question policy gaps. Local officials emphasize continuity and experience amid a crowded ballot.
A Cincinnati Times-Star correspondent recalls a memory tale set in Alabama. A man named Cresay finds an elderly woman in a whitewashed cabin who denies being his Aunt Martha, though he insists she nursed him as a child. He shows a $5 bill and recalls his mother's note to give six dollars to Aunt Martha, but the woman remains firm in denial.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a speaker refusing to be called by another’s name and addressing a “dear man” with questions. The text is partial, lacking context, participants, and events to establish a full news item or report.
READY FOR BUSINESS reports a London Mail note about a proposed rubber venture linked to a British North Borneo commissioner's circle. A city friend was approached to float the company but lacked trees or land, offering only a bag of seeds as the capital. The anecdote highlights early venture ambitions and the gap between expectation and resources in colonial rubber prospects.
Reported letters from Platea Pennsylvania and Walcott North Dakota praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for nerve weakness backache and crying spells. Mrs Mary Halstead says symptoms eased after use and she would recommend the remedy. Mrs AmeviA Dahl reports inflammation pain and blue feelings improving with continued use. Confidential advice offered from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
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