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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1902
Page
6
An excerpt reflects long running factions in Oregon politics, denouncing the Mitchell-McBride circle as corrupt and self serving. It contrasts reform aims with machine politics, referencing editorials from June 4, 1900 and April 23, 1902. Oregonian voices critique primaries and party power abuses across decades.
The Salem Capital Journal questions which side truly fights for honest government as 80 years of the Mitchell-McBride push and Simon sub-bosses’ abuse of power are cited. It notes Mr Scott’s 18 year collaboration with the bosses and asks which side will be honest two years hence.
The Jacksonville Times notes strong Democratic prospects for governor George E. Chamberlain amid opposition funding. It cites favorable county organization, independent voters resisting moneyed influence, and anticipated strong support in Multnomah and Eastern Oregon, with Douglas County backing Colonel James H. Raley for attorney-general.
The state committee hoped for C E S Wood in the campaign but he cannot return to Oregon from New York until late May. Hon R A Booth of Eugene says Lane Douglas and Josephine counties will give Republican majorities. Many Portland travelers back Chamberlain for governor. W M Colvig, a former Democratic elector candidate, who left the party in 1896, has arranged with the Republican committee to campaign across Southern and Western Oregon, first speaking at Lebanon May 22.
A discussion on advertising ethics stresses eye appeal and clear facts. It argues strong adjectives offend taste and exaggeration harms trust. Confidence underpins trade success, as leading advertisers insist on truthful statements and careful wording.
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a quick cure for skin ailments including eczema, itching, ulcers, fever sores, and bruises. It claims the salve relieves burns and scalds and lists Tallman & Co’s drug store as the seller for 25 cents.
Will open for business with a competent manager to ensure prompt care for customers. Wool and wheat growers can ship via either road line and store with the house. References to First National Bank. Willam Caldwell in charge. Also promotes Kemp’s Balsam with free trial at local druggists. Election reminder: registration by May 15 required to vote in June election.
A detailed 1820s style house design highlights a front piazza and gable roof, with bay windows and a dry cellar. The substantial mortise and tenon frame uses spruce timbers, hemlock studs, and diagonal sheathing. Rooms include reception hall, parlor, dining room, kitchen with modern fittings, and a second floor with four bedrooms. Estimated cost to build complete, including furnace, is $2,000.
A Cambridge schoolhouse scene reveals a pupil caught whispering to a classmate. When asked what she said, the girl confessed she was complimenting the teacher's new dress. The incident highlights schoolroom discipline and kindness.
A Baltimore American cartoon shows a father debating a dermatological bill as a doctor explains removing the cuticle and grafting epidermis on his daughter. The father quips about who was skinned most, illustrating the punchline.
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