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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1905
Page
5
Notice to advertisers for the Oregonian urges matter submission by 4 45 p m on the sending day. Rates include daily and weekly options with several term lengths. Address Pendleton Oregon and telephone main 11 for inquiries.
A garbled devotional fragment urges recognizing a kind soul and telling them how their help brightens the heart. Though lines are unclear, the tone calls for gratitude to those who aid others, especially humble helpers, with a closing attribution to Deavee Pat.
In a critical voice the editorial condemns Portland leaders for empty promises and hot air speeches that failed to aid eastern Oregon towns. It warns voters against preserving the “yellow dog” party line and urges decisive action to purge ineffective politicians and spur merit-based progress across the Willamette Valley and distant districts like Goldendale and Prineville.
Experts praise a winter flow technique as key to desert reclamation but the reclamation department resists admitting any method beyond stored reservoir water. Agricultural officials see feasibility and new settlement potential, while Washington remains distant from Western practice and education of outsiders.
The new branch of the Republican party in Portland demands mass meetings for nominations and votes for candidates who are decent, honorable, and partisan Republicans. They pledge to end yellow dog politics, hoping for better local, county, and state governance if their aims succeed.
A new locomotive ordered by Southern Pacific promises 3000 miles without a stop and speeds of 100 miles per hour or more. It is described as a power house on wheels, completely new and vastly cheaper to operate than current steam engines. Fuel oil, costing a few cents per gallon, is the only fuel needed, eliminating water tanks and costly infrastructure.
An extended Peruna advertisement extols the cure for catarrh alleging endorsements by a United States Senator and notable figures. It describes catarrh as a dangerous chronic disease attacking multiple organs and promotes testimonials, offering free literature from The Peruna Medicine Co. and urging readers to write for advice.
A fragmented description explains a four stroke cycle engine using a compressed air reservoir to start. It outlines the first stroke drawing air under pressure, the second stroke heating air to about 1000 degrees Fahrenheit, the third stroke as the working stroke, oil spray regulated by a valve, and the fourth stroke exhausting.
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