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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1908

Page

8

Government and Colleges Urge Soil Conservation

Washington reports on a national conservation commission study of agricultural land use and fertility trends. It notes a potential shift to larger farms, risks of land depletion, and the need for better farming methods to sustain a growing population and food supply. Farmers' groups back conservation, urging action and praising President Roosevelt for convening governors to discuss the issue.

Washington National Conservation Commission United States Hill Walter EK. Clark

The Cause of Sudden Deaths and Kilmer's Swamp Root

An advertisement claims a disease causes heart and kidney failure and bladder issues. It promotes Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney, liver, and bladder problems, promising sample bottles and a free book by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.

Kilmer Voudy Dr. Kilmer & Co Hinghamton N. Y

Eccentric Youth of czar Ferdinand shocks court

Odd gossip from the Or de Muris portrays Czar Ferdinand of Bulgaria as effeminate and corrupt before his throne. The piece credits his later actions with drastic changes in policy and religion, including the death of his wife and the shift of his son's faith, while hinting at Bulgaria’s fronde against Paris.

Czar Morilinand Mulgaria Or de Muris Ferdinand Paris Eulgaria

May MirkE Gold From Silver Experiment Sparks Transmutation Talk

Celebrated savant Sir William Moore discusses experiments using the radium emanation to transform metals. He explains degradation of copper toward lighter metals and hints silver may transmute into gold or intermediate elements such as caesium and argentum, a potential but unprofitable scientific triumph.

William Nomsay Parhidon Sivant Iitome Scientia Mendeleff

Quentin Roosevelt Bursts Into White House With Pig

Theodore Roosevelt’s son Quentin brings home a small pig from near the school, prompting laughter at the family table. He purchases a second pig named Parker for $1.50 after a lighthearted exchange. Roast sucking pie appears on the dinner menu as the pig is kept and enjoyed.

Washington Quentin Roosevelt Ethel Quentin

Girl Goes to Grave Instead of Altar in Warren Shootings

Miss Pear Collins, 29, employed at North Warren State hospital for the insane, was shot dead by James Lynch of Lakewood, N J, a fireman on the Erie railroad. Lynch, who had courted her, shot her after she refused to marry him and then killed himself with a second shot.

Warren Pear) Collins State Hospital For the Insane North Warren James Lynch Lakewood N. J Erle Lynch Jamestown

Ohio appoints William T. Lewis as labor commissioner

Governor Harris of Ohio names William T. Lewis to replace M. D. Ratchford as Columbus State labor commissioner. Lewis is brother to Tom L. TeWla, president of the United Mine Workers, and Llewelyn Lewis, president of the Ohio Federation of Labor.

Harris Ohio Willam T. Lewis Columbus M. D. Ratchford Tom L. Tewla United Mine Workers Llewelyn Lewis Ohio Federation of Labor

Piles Remedy Ad and Shade Quarrel Parody

An old newspaper fragment shows an advertisement for Manian Pile Remedy promising relief from piles with the first application and a price of 600. It also features a comic exchange about window shades and a reference to Ring’s Little Liver Pills for biliousness and headaches.

A. C. Koeppen & Bros

Mississippi hay growing method boosts Johnson grass seed yield

A Mississippi hay grower uses bur clover sown in fall on Johnson grass fields and grazed during winter. This practice yields enough seed in spring to reseed the land and dramatically increases Johnson grass hay production while cutting seed spread by cutting the grass before it heads.

Mississippi

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