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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1903
Page
4
The speaker declares that land and privileges belong to all people, not a select few, calling this belief his political economy and religion. He asserts alignment with Christ’s teachings and faith in universal fairness.
Senate concurrent resolution No 24 urges the state board of education to reduce the number of studied branches and lessen the workload. It argues excessive cramming harms health and long term learning, urging deeper mastery of core branches and more time for foundational understanding. The measure stresses public schools as the mass education vehicle and requests revision of instruction to ease burden on students.
The legislature expresses that aiding the education of children in Ife is essential and that public schools in the state should be encouraged and fostered by every possible means.
A Baltimore American excerpt urges that the news reflects community actions and that the public should share inside facts. It notes reporters seek truth while individuals can dodge disclosure, illustrating with a tale of a man refusing to reveal information to a reporter.
A testimonial from William Gower Berber of Colorado Springs touts Doan's Kidney Pills as cures for backache and kidney issues. He says he used them in Pueblo in 1899 after four to five years of symptoms, purchased from a druggist, and remained symptom free since. Sold by Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, 60 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
A quizzical meditation on truth and access to facts. The Reporter seeks the real facts from a reluctant source and publishes, while the Man who refused to help challenges the story and declares the truth distorted. The piece weighs duty against obstinacy.
A Onondaga county woman Olive Cleveland laments aging after 102 years, citing aches memory loss and isolation, while others celebrate long life. The piece contrasts her somber view with upbeat opinions from banker Livermore and Darius Drake and notes a discovered sarcophagus thought to hold Cassius’ remains.
Milwaukee reader Mrs Helena Pian of 128 Seventh Street writes about wine of Cardus rescuing young women from suffering, praising its health benefits for both rich and poor and sharing her testimony.
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