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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1912
Page
5
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A reader critiques the Portland Oregonian suggestion for a more efficient legislature, favoring electing senators by trust rather than pledges. The piece warns that restoring old time senatorial fights would invite robbery, drunkenness, and boodle, contrasting reform with past abuses.
Oklahoma U S Senator T. P. Gore openly supports Woodrow Wilson in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, signaling party unity and backing for the former president.
An ad promoting Mother's Friend by Bradfield Regulator Co asserts the product eases pregnancy discomfort, prepares the body for childbirth, and reduces danger and nausea. It claims the remedy aids nature, prevents breast engorgement, and encourages readers to request a free expectant mothers book.
The article quotes Senator Gore praising Governor Wilson and describing Oklahoma sentiment for a Democratic nomination. It notes voters feel Wilson is able and available, with broad appeal to the masses, and warns against a perceived regional split or alliance that could hinder a united Democratic victory in November.
An obituary tribute to Dr. Thomas M. Gatch Seattle residents recall his fifty five year career in Pacific coast education. He led institutions from University of the Pacific to Willamette Oregon Agricultural College and the University of Washington, shaping thousands of students with high ideals and lasting influence.
A humorous dialogue contrasts a wife praising a husband's gift of a checking account with the burden of writing checks for routine expenses. The exchange notes the convenience of writing checks vs the effort of paying car fare, especially in crowded cars.
Report notes rivals seek advantage by sharing burdens early to secure spots in a crowded field, signaling strategic moves among competitors. The line hints at social dynamics of gaining entry through sympathy or leverage before others speak.
A brief saying notes that being poorer than kin makes it simple to avoid family obligations and interactions.
A Pacific Northwest column questions reported Roosevelt and Taft petition signatures in Umatilla County. It notes Pendleton voters signed Roosevelt in a single afternoon, alleges Taft petitioning spread over weeks, and argues for transparency in the recall and free speech issues affecting judiciary reform.
A Brooklyn bookkeeper Charles H Tunley is notified of a $3,000,000 bequest from three sisters and a daughter of wealthy Boston parents who credit his father with stopping a runaway horse and saving their lives twenty seven years ago in Boston.
Covington Missouri and Brownsville Indiana women report dramatic health improvements from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They say monthly hemorrhages eased, strength returned, and doctors offered surgery that was avoided by using the remedy. One woman credits it with enabling her to work again. another notes built-up health and relief from severe female troubles.
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