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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1903
Page
4
A cryptic quatrain hints at a man thrice fortified by battle and virtue yet exposed within a cell. His mind remains stained by corruption, while the ruling conscience of youth weighs on his deeds. The verse juxtaposes armor with inner frailty.
A call urges Pendleton to become a finer town through lawn care and irrigation. Proposals include contest prizes for front yard beauty and wider water use, plus guidance on planting roses and shrubs to spread civic spirit. The piece emphasizes practical steps and community pride.
Oregon’s lumber export trade booms as vessels depart Portland for foreign ports. The Crown of India heads to South Africa, the Per for Liverpool sails for Peru, the Cockermouth to Peru, the Norman Isles to Siberia, and the Pak Ling to the Philippine Islands. Cars deliver ply and heavy timber for Salt Lake City piling along the lake shores, showcasing Oregon lumber worldwide.
Reader condemnation of the Burdick Penne case grows as public interest recalls Juvenal and a famed but troubled officer Hector MacDonald. The piece laments sensational exposure and praises self control over private vice amid military esteem and public scandal.
A dispatch notes United States Steel Trust buying another plant for 80 million dollars amid a wave of deals promising ongoing large-scale consolidations. The piece reflects on market power shifts and the metaphor of large firms swallowing smaller ones. It also mentions a railway workers’ order appointing E. Clark as assistant secretary of commerce under revised examination rules affecting many plates previously exempt from review.
The piece argues that civil service should hire and retain workers based on fitness and performance, not political connections. It condemns arbitrary dismissals, stresses removal of incompetent staff, and warns against petty obstructions that harm public service, while noting such highhanded conduct is rare.
A dense段 of prose argues that progress has long ignited both advancement and suffering, warning democracy may favor the powerful while forcing society to endure labour and upheaval. It claims art, law, and industry rise with society, while utopian theories push toward higher standards amid cycles of destruction and renewal in New York and beyond.
A OuWckens exhibition opened at MM Memorial hall in London on a Wednesday, drawing visitors and noting the venue as its debut site.
Breathing plenty of air and balanced habits are urged to prevent consumption. The ad promotes Scott's Emulsion as a nourishing flesh-builder and tissue restorer, claiming it supports run-down bodies and offers a free sample from Scott & Bowrne, 409 Pearl Street, New York.
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