Fragmentary OCR: Local Association Meeting Noted
Fragmented OCR notes reference a 18 mall and 1,(4) mall with an association at BT peas. No clear names or dates emerge from the readable text, leaving the main event and participants unclear.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1904
Page
4
Fragmented OCR notes reference a 18 mall and 1,(4) mall with an association at BT peas. No clear names or dates emerge from the readable text, leaving the main event and participants unclear.
Poem fragment quotes Henry Van Dyke urging bold speech and steadfast truth in the face of fools and narrow norms. It exhorts perseverance and courage to speak within the heart and stand for justice despite accepted rules.
The article argues phrenology is now obsolete as octets of eye shape forehead contour and other traits no longer predict genius. It notes modern life, education and contact with the world have altered personality and ability, making old rules unreliable.
A historical article extols Japan's strict health practices in military camps and civilian care, noting rigorous sanitation, regular bathing, and disciplined routines as factors in low fever rates and rapid recovery of wounded soldiers. It emphasizes cleanliness under crowding and the influence on allied nations.
A critical editorial argues Japan’s sanitary practices in crowded camps contrast U S military control plans for the Panama Canal. It warns against rushing laborers ashore without proper sanitation and urges ministers to avoid child marriages, condemning the practice as pernicious. It also criticizes whiskey peddlers and the Morning Tribune’s stance on prohibition.
King George of Saxony, long a soldierly figure who led Saxony’s Twelfth Army corps, died aged about 60 after a reign marked by efforts to reform the German military system. He was celebrated for humane orders toward common soldiers and bravery in Austrian and French campaigns. Born August 1822, he succeeded King Albert on June 26. His wife Augusta? and five children.
A clipping notes the poet laureate of England earns about 600 a year, far below Alfred Austin Penny’s earlier pay and higher than the Bishop of Winchester’s 35 per year. It contrasts official salaries with travel costs and mentions Russian consular pay ranges, plus a brief line about David Bell of Uniontown, Pa., aged 86 with long service.
The United States review cites 75 collisions caused by train order errors, totaling 138 deaths and 828 injuries. Dispatchers misread or failed to relay orders, operators copied wrong, and conductors or engineers misinterpreted directives, prompting calls for telegraphic card methods or abolishing the system. Notable wrecks at Warrensburg and other sites illustrate recurring mistakes in numbering and delivery of orders.
A fragmentary, misty poem echoes with dreamlike imagery of woods and distant shores. The voice contemplates peace, release, and sorrow, interwoven with a cryptic scene at a doorway and a sense of voyage or crossing. Admiral Dewey is noted as expected to represent England on a board amid a dispute between Husala and England.
The ad claims Dr. R V Pierce offers $500 for any cure of female weakness prolapse or falling womb not cured by his methods. It urges confidential free consultation from Huffalo New York and condemns alcohol in competitors. It touts Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and bowels as a gentle cathartic.
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