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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1908
Page
5
The article collects endorsements from high ranking American officers and others praising Peruna as a remedy for grip and stomach troubles. Generals Hartman Parsons Butler Kirby and others share testimonials about relief, tonic effects, and preventive use, citing improvements in appetite and overall health.
General endorsements from Washington figures credit Peruna with curing catarrhal deafness and other ailments. Notables including Gen A. Hawley and Brig. Gen. J. Floyd King report benefit for kidney trouble coughs colds and catarrh. Letters urge others to try Peruna and seek guidance from Hartman Sanitarium.
An old Oregonian notice outlines newspaper pricing for daily and weekly editions, with durations for mail and carrier delivery. It lists offices in Portland and Washington, and notes United Press Association membership and Pendleton post office filing.
A brief, personal reminiscence from Fannie H. Wingate about enduring effort and companionship during trying times. The speaker praises hope and Loyal friends while teasing a playful dialect.
One thousand women join a civic league to assist in establishing and beautifying a city park. The group promotes civic improvement, contrasting its efforts with male participation in nearby towns and urging the impact of a single committed woman.
General W. W. Duffield of Washington D C endorses Peruna tablets as a convenient form of the remedy. He notes his family’s use and recommends it for catarrh of the stomach or for a prompt tonic effect.
A call to mobilize 1009 women to form an active group for establishing and beautifying a city park on the old cemetery site north of the river. The appeal envisions 500 women joining Pendleton and 100 others forming a core organization to transform the neglected area into a flourishing green space by next spring.
Citizens in Pendleton and across Oregon debate high school taxes and the value of public education, urging personal effort and responsible spending. The Oregon Daily Journal highlights Portland's push for two large packing plants, signaling a major shift for inland farmers toward livestock production and new markets, with widespread economic implications.
The passage condemns the public school system and teachers, arguing education must have a fixed decisive objective and that personal effort is needed in cooperation with taxpayers to achieve meaningful learning rather than quick cheap schooling.
The northwest farmer faces rising costs per ton of wheat due to exhausted soil fertility while livestock branding and new packing house ventures promise higher returns. The Portland packing house benefits shift profits toward grain-related industries, signaling a 25 percent revenue rise over 1906 and potential further gains with expanding acreage into 1908 harvest projections.
The article notes strong western growth with ongoing skyscraper construction in Seattle Portland Tacoma and Spokane. It describes forest clearing on Cascades slopes for future homes and government irrigation projects in the inland empire to reclaim arid lands. Farmers prepare a wheat crop set to exceed 1907, signaling broad prosperity.
A Sacramento Union poem by A J Waterhouse praises perseverance. It extols the person who keeps trying despite misfortune and mockery, arguing that consistent effort builds luck and leads to success. The verse vows that such a person will have the word Succeeded written for them.
An elderly man, Patrick, declines a railway crossing tender post noting he would mix signals. His friend explains flags. Patrick, wary, says he cannot trust himself to remember a red flag when a green flag is handy, in The Youths Companion tale.
A Washington dispatch reports the House passed the pension appropriation bill after hours of debate. The measure totals 160,560,000 dollars, the largest sum ever authorized, with 86 to 139 vote in committee and no change to the general agency recommendations.
Ernest Kelleratraus of Kansas City Missouri shipped a pen of four white orpington chickens to Mime Ignace Paderewksi at Marges Switzerland yesterday.
A jester amid kingly mockery performs The Fool's Prayer asking mercy for a fool. Edward Rowland Sill is cited as the author, with the audience closing in hushed silence as the plea echoes through the hall.
A humorous tale features Noah arguing with St. Peter about his paradise spot during the Johnstown flood story. An old man interrupts repeatedly, prompting Peter to reveal the interrupter is Noah himself in a playful punchline.
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