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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1905
Page
7
The notice lists various subscription options including daily and weekly rates with multiple durations. It notes entrance of the Pendleton Post Office as second class matter and provides advertising copy deadlines.
A cryptic historical fragment presents a speaker questioning prophecy and divine reading, referencing Moses, fire, thunder, and a wandering people. The damaged lines suggest a dramatic test of scripture and belief, with phrases about open fire and a boundless book.
An editorial voice laments selling the Philippines to Japan, arguing against imperial selling and warning that alienating holdings risks endless costs from foreign powers. It questions the motives of monopolists and contemplates a hypothetical sale to secure a profit, while urging restraint and national interest.
An East Oregonian snippet argues for amending the dog tax ordinance to include cats, condemning stray felines as disease carriers and nuisance. It urges the dog catcher to kill stray cats, criticizing past mayoral candidates and warning about political machine influence in Portland.
The piece argues for renewed vitality in Portland leadership with a younger mayor, promotes independence over strict party control, and endorses honest, zealous government. It critiques sugar myths, cites local officials like Tom Ward and Pennington, and references ongoing debates on Prohibition era issues and CHL booklet requirements.
A dramatic verse recounts Mary Stuart’s fate as the crowd and a witness contemplate her royal fall. The piece shifts to a reflection on Sir Walter Scott, his Tyrolean inscription, and a Border memory, ending with Temple Bar reporting from Tuilla on March 12.
A quirky mock editorial about a legendary stimulant parodying fad bets on uplift from meals and travel woes. Also short notes on Seymour Bell’s celestial light plant project in Ontario, and a Woodburn accident where a wagon dragged by an animal caused severe leg injury needing amputation.
Lieutenant Colonel Fountain, slated to arrive at Fort Wallan on the Mth Iqat, has been retired with the rank of brigadier general. A successor to direct him has not yet been named. The longest angle cavalry detachment under the United States army completed a 8 mile journey, traveling 4 miles in a notable light procession. The voyage originated near Colomide da purwait of hortile Indiana.
The text discusses the physical state as tonsillitis with inflamed tonsils and white patches forming ulcers. It critiques surgical removal of tonsils, proposing osteopathic correction of underlying neck muscle contractures and bone displacements to restore natural drainage and prevent recurrence.
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