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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1908
Page
7
The piece argues that parental testimony matters most for Peruna use in families facing common climate related ailments. It notes millions rely on Peruna for coughs colds sore throat croup colic indigestion and appetite issues and praises Dr Hartman and his medical booklets.
A promotional piece extols Peruna for catarrhal croup and cold ailments claiming nine of ten croup cases stem from catarrhal throat congestion. It includes testimonials from families and individuals praising Peruna and nearby remedies, touting thirty years of use and the extension of medical compounds to the public.
The East Oregonian published in Pendleton Oregon lists subscription rates by mail and carrier for daily and weekly editions, with durations from one month to one year. The paper notes sales points including the Oregon News Co at 147 6th Street Portland and bureaus in Chicago and Washington, D C, and is listed as a member of the United Press Association.
A lyrical ode extols Umatilla County wheat as emerald fields spanning miles in every direction. The piece praises its beauty and bounty, describing kernels yielding vast harvests and roots sinking deep as sunshine caresses the shimmering stalks.
The passage extols Umatilla fields as a vast, beautiful harvest of wheat, comparing the crop to a bride’s gown. It emphasizes the richness and beauty of the verdant grain, celebrating soil and moisture driving a bountiful season.
An editorial praises Oklahoma as modeled after Oregon with superior features including banking deposit guarantees and suggests voting May 7 on three proposed constitutional amendments. It endorses popular election of senators, income tax authorization, and employer’s liability law, asserting broad public support and progressivism in the new state.
The Oregon Republican central committee backs Taft, but most Oregonians favor Roosevelt. Primary results show the Fulton faction weaker and La Follette as a possible second choice if Roosevelt declines. Outside a few leaders, Oregon has not warmed to Taft, preferring Roosevelt’s progress.
The passage argues for uniting progress by placing either a Roosevelt-like figure or Roosevelt himself in the presidency for another term, contrasting Taft as lacking initiative and energy, and suggesting he should remain president to justify his role.
The piece argues that the nation, after a deep economic panic, rejects predatory wealth and vulgar power. It predicts a broader reform of business and governance, with corporations and individuals embracing lawful conduct and lasting changes in national character.
Tom Richardson asserted Pendleton's exile abroad and disassociation from the irrigation movement to sway residents, prompting skepticism about the city's wheat leadership and regional role.
Pendleton is portrayed as the hub of irrigation in the northwest with 69,000 to 60,000 acres of arid land under Pendleton offices. The Columbia Land Company Furnish-Coe lands and the Umatilla Batch offices promote a broad publicity campaign and daily land sales. Government irrigation projects and the Hinkle Ditch company place land for market through Pendleton, with over $6,000,000 in value and potential to support 20,000 people.
The house and senate balk at a shiftless currency bill pushed by business interests. The so called financial Moses, Senator Aldrich, faces near unanimous repudiation as Aldrich and Cannon pressed for the Aldrich bill or nothing. Now lawmakers learn that the people’s servants must serve, not rule. The bill’s passage met strong opposition from critics.
The remarks indicate public influence on legislation as the speaker concedes that representatives are not mere ratifying machines, acknowledging that people’s views shape parliamentary action.
A Liverpool port dredging project describes an upcoming dredger for the Mersey with length 478 feet, beam 69 feet, depth 30 feet 7 inches, hopper 180000 cubic feet, 18000 tons load, and four independent engines driving 2500 indicated horsepower. It will feature thick shell plates, quadruple riveted butts, and four centrifugal pumps, aiming to clear deep channels at up to 70 feet depth in 60 minutes.
Scientists today discuss a dramatic procedure at the Bronx zoo in which Curator Raymond L. Ditmars faced danger to obtain venom from a rattlesnake. He removed 1734 grains of deadly fluid from the fangs, claimed to be highly valuable for treating insanity epilepsy and related diseases. Observers say the amount could supply over 17 million doses depending on usage.
The fragment sings of dismissing worry when in love and the struggle of time. It contrasts worry with hope, urging to kick worry out the window as life heats up like a sunlit day and a sprinting engine.
Bids due May 11, 1908, to the Panama Canal Commission in Washington DC for supplies including sanitary fixtures, pipe fittings, steam equipment, gaskets, tools, cooking and laundry outfitting, office furniture, paper, and general hardware. A separate note from Springfield Illinois records a vote in favor of closed shop in non association mines.
A proverb notes that many men sacrifice integrity while chasing a public image. The reflection suggests character matters more than fame or social standing.
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