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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
5
Poem reflecting on immortality and the afterlife. It speaks of angels bearing loved ones away, returning them in a new form, and asserts that there is no true death as immortal spirits sustain all things. The tone is consoling, urging acceptance of grief through a view of life as continuous.
Financial critics weigh President Wilsons inaugural address praising its temperate spirit and industrial peace aims. The piece notes Congress must enact the public welfare laws and warns against Wall Street overreach, while urging open river transport and Panama Canal progress.
Pendleton will be connected with Harriman lines Hill lines and Father Neptune's system creating direct access to ocean transit. A good river highway will enable auto truck freight to move to and from the river. This effort to aid river transportation is sown with expected fruitful results.
Members of a Long Island Sound yacht club recall a Chicago man recruited as crew by an eager yachtsman last summer. Early orders included the command Let go that jib sheet and Sea here exclaimed by the Chicago visitor who protested he was not touching the line.
A wartime style editorial recalls Dollar Diplomacy, praising a policy of mutual benefit with Central and South America. It argues for Bryan as secretary of state, opposes naval intervention, and urges understanding of Mexican politics. It notes local economic details about La Grande and the Grande Ronde valley sugar beets and points readers to Secretary Hitner for wheat belt information.
Robert G. Ingersoll writes a tribute in Burns birthplace home praising the humble thatched cottage and the bard Robert Burns. The poem elevates Burns above nobility and envisions future tribute from the world as long as day returns. It ends with a reflection on pleasure and its pull on those who can indulge.
A Mexican volcano remains active and likely to eject brimstone that could cover Huerta as the eruption continues. The report highlights ongoing volcanic danger and potential impact on the region.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle overnight remedy for bilious headaches upset stomachs and liver issues. It promises quick relief with a 10 cent box from druggists and claims children will enjoy the taste without gripe or sickness.
A local appeal invites women with money to invest in a baseball league. The pitch claims stock is as safe as mining shares and stresses patriotism as a key benefit.
A short, witty Life blurb depicts a beggar requesting 16 cents for a night’s lodging. The panhandler offers to raise 5 cents if philanthropy provides the remaining five, illustrating a humorous exchange about charity and self-help.
In a tender moment, a couple reveals an engagement ring, symbol of a shared future, as affection and commitment are celebrated beyond doubt. The ring glints as a promise, turning romance into a tangible pledge of lifelong partnership.
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