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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1905
Page
4
Listing of subscription options by term and delivery method with terms and a notice to advertisers. Deadlines require copy by 4:45 p.m. the preceding day for the Most Oregonian and by 4:45 p.m. the preceding Saturday for Monday’s issue.
A fragmentary poem-like piece describes human figures as mechanical toys wound by three score years. It portrays springs of hunger hopes joys and fears, moving limbs and joints in a then awkward, marvelously designed yet imperfect manner. The passage likens bodies to devices that age and stumble like others.
The Mast Oregonian praises the Pendition creamery as a vital community institution promising steady milk supply and local butter production. It highlights farmers in foothills and creek bottoms benefiting from dairy, with earnings up to 107 dollars per cow monthly, urging residents to ship no cream away and to support a home creamery and packing house, as East Oregonian promises celebratory buttermilk.
Two Pendleton men compare notes on health and diet on Malin street. They both say a doctor’s prescription recently improved their condition at minimal cost after a month of malaise and poor wellbeing. One recalls a doctor advising reduced intake and daily exercise.
An elderly man T seeks medicine from a doctor who prescribes no more drugs. After following simple care, T reports a revival in mood and affection toward wife and dog. A second patient recalls relief after a doctor advises a warm bath and fixed bedtime, transforming his winter mood and appetite.
A beaming review extols a Northwest publication titled Oregon and Washington 1408, praising its plain truth over romance and noting the work as a tribute to the region. Judge Bradshaw enforces local option laws in doubtful counties, arguing voter will is supreme over county court actions, with implications for Tecnu option enforcement across Oregon counties.
A rare nocturnal bee in India is described as unusually large with combs often six feet long and four to six inches thick. The creature’s unique behavior and size distinguish it from common bees, marking a notable entomological curiosity.
The article notes that Japanese rice is polished for export, removing the outer husk and part of the brow, which strips away a substantial portion of nutrients and flavor. It cites Rev. H. S. hub and Prof. S. A. Knapp as researchers on rice polishing in China Japan and the Philippines.
Journalist traveler and author Poultney Bigelow has returned to Amelia after a lengthy expedition along the Southern Pacific coast. He studied native and colonial forms of government during his travels and is now preparing reports on political structures observed.
A promotional note describes acids causing pain and says the remedy neutralizes them and purifies the blood. It claims the product is all vegetable with no potash or strong minerals and offers free physician advice and a free book on Rheumatism from Atlanta.
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