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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1903
Page
4
Dora Deamond in the Denver Post reflects on the idea that four essential faculties of the well rounded woman are innate to home making. She describes the home as a place of comfort peace and refuge. Even with bare walls worn furniture and scarce comforts a right minded woman creates a true home.
The article weighs the Panama Canal route against alternatives, noting U S funding of the canal project, total cost estimates up to 215 million dollars, and annual maintenance. It warns against poor bargains, urges government ownership, and comments on impacts to Oregon infrastructure and rural delivery, roads, and economic development. It also touches on other regional civic initiatives and a social policy discussion within the YMCA.
Fragmentary passage reflects poetry or prose with no identifiable people places organizations events or dates. It contains emotional musings about streets and affection without concrete factual detail. The text lacks a coherent news item to summarize.
A fragmentary verse-like piece depicts the People as a beast of moldy brain guided by a powerless child. It contrasts vast power with fear and self-knowledge, hinting at tyranny and suppression of truth by Capanella without clear context.
An advertorial fragment promotes Dr Fierce Golden Medical Discovery claiming it cures dyspepsia and stomach disorders. It touts restoring strength, with testimonial-like lines from readers about relief after using the product, though text is garbled and opinionated.
Readable fragments describe health concerns and reference remedies. Mentions Dr. Pierce and pills. Contains unclear phrasing with possible references to timing and personal experiences. No clear event, date, or identifiable person beyond generic references.
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