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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1914
Page
4
The document lists various subscription options with different durations and delivery methods. Items include daily, weekly, semi weekly, and carrier options with prices for one year, six months, three months, and one month, as well as monthly rates.
An outline view shows Avista and Gleam rock through gloom. Dark pines cover the slopes while a single cold star shines. A lone hush pervades the scene as Mackenzie Rell is not heard.
Public health notes press the switch from traditional milk from cans to bottled milk. Bottles must be thoroughly washed and sterilized daily to prevent contagion. Officials hope for mandatory bottled handling and strict enforcement to protect children and curb disease risk. The piece also comments on Goethals and shared canal tolls, then shifts to political chatter about Dr. C. J. Smith and women voters backing him.
The text argues women can be intelligent voters who will aid clean government. It notes women read more and form views with less bias, countering pessimism about the woman vote. It lauds Wilson as measured in discussing Mexico, contrasting with the fiery rhetoric of Senator Full.
Atlanta Constitution comments on United States Senator Fall of New Mexico and his three hour senate floor speech alleging atrocities in Mexico. The piece argues the talk is partisan jingoism aimed at pressuring for war and intervention to shield the nation from conflict with Europe.
In 1913 about 2196 physicians died in the United States and Canada. With roughly 150000 physicians, this yields an annual death rate near 14.44 per thousand, below the 1992–1913 average of 15.82. Main causes listed include senility heart disease cerebral hemorrhage pneumonia and nephritis. Average age at death ran about 59 years with 32 years 11 months of practice. past decade averages show 32 years 7 months.
The Toledo Blade notes deer are returning to old feeding grounds in New England in such numbers farmers complain of ravaged clover fields. Thoreau observed deer with locals. now deer roam toward Concord. Strict game laws and humane interest push their dispersed settlement. It may interest Ohio readers to watch if deer widen their range back into the state.
A Richmond mistress questions her quirky, diligent servant Lily about post letters after a neighborhood call, illustrating a small domestic vignette from a bygone era.
A testimonial from Mrs Martin Helvig of Plover Iowa praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing a 13 year old girl's menstrual weakness after doctors failed. The ad claims many grateful letters prove the remedy's reliability and urges women with illness to seek advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass with confidential responses.
A Kingston Ontario Whig clipping recalls Lilly defending her mother after a housemistress mocks a post card. The maid counters with dignity, insisting the mistress’ remark is inappropriate and unkind. The brief exchange highlights social tensions in domestic service.
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