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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1907
Page
4
A four line of business people reflect on retreat from bustle to seek effectiveness. They echo a speaker from the industrial world who argues that silent planners move occult things of life and contribute more to national progress than others. The piece highlights quiet forces guiding industry and the value of solitude.
A prose meditation extols farmers and the spring season praising the soil. It speaks of plowing planting rearing and harvesting as vital to mankind and argues the world could not endure without farming. It urges pride in farming and affection for the land.
The Pendleton Commercial Association promotes expanding the local library founded by a munificent benefactor. It urges regular purchases of a few well chosen modern books, including fiction, philosophy, history, travel, current politics and science, to enhance reading for all.
The fragment discusses a high tension view of financial life on Wall Street. It mentions Harriman Hill the Goulds Fish Gater and other giant financiers in a dramatic frame comparing war conquest and adventure to the strain of the stock market. The tone implies a critical appraisal of wealth chasing elites.
A column condemns Wall Street greed and industrial haste as destructive to mind and body, urging value of time, character, and citizenship over wealth. It notes Umatilla county taxpayers paying about $180000 of a $250000 tax before March 15, highlighting local fiscal prudence and urging broader regional opportunity awareness.
A quotation extols womans love as supreme and transformative. In Monroe Louisiana two young Black men, Flint Williams and Henry Garnier, were hanged by a mob on charges of attempted assault, reflecting violent mob justice in the era.
A New Thought piece argues the brain is not the intellect and that the instinctive mind handles body and habits. It explains learning shifts from intellect to instinct, cites practice in typewriting or piano, and praises the unseen work of the instinctive mind guiding growth and healing.
Vice-Consul Charles Karminsky of Seville reports world honey output figures. Germany leads with 29 000 tons from 2 000 000 hives. Spain, with 1 590 000 hives, produced 86 090 tons. Austria and France each 19 000 tons. Holland Belgium under 2500. Greece Russia Denmark about 1000 tons. Old Settlers' reunion in Lake Chelan Wash draws 225 attendees.
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