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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1901
Page
2
A fragment discussing subscription rates and unity of halves, arguing against Bellamy and predicting shifts in society and industry. It contends that large combinations may collapse under their own weight and suggests possible simplification of conditions.
The article recalls three historic women connected to the United States era of social power and diplomacy. Letitia Bemple, daughter of President Tyler, lives at the Loise Home in Washington and recalls Civil War memories. Jessie Benton Fremont, daughter of Colonel Thomas H. Benton, reflects on a life tied to diplomacy, law and exploration, with ties to President Van Buren and General Fremont.
The piece surveys Mrs Virginia Key of Chicago and other female contemporaries who recall the era of Lafayette, Madison, and Webster. It notes Key’s lineage to Francis Scott Key, her social circle, memories of powdered hair and powdered courtesies, and a reverent tone toward a gilded age of Washington salons and hereditary culture.
The advertisement touts Figprune Cereal as a health aid and digestion booster usable in place of tea and coffee. It claims 64 percent fruit and blends selected grains to create a nutritious cereal coffee, produced by the Figprune Cereal Co. of San Jose California.
A brief ad touts Figprune Cereal as a healthful alternative to coffee and tea. It claims the California product benefits nerves and digestion and urges readers to ask grocers for the new health coffee Figprune Cereal.
The Pendleton saddlery claims to offer the largest stock with no rent, single fixed prices, up-to-date styles, reliable news, prompt service, and low prices. They promise accurate advertising and trustworthy dealings.
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