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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1904
Page
4
The text outlines publishing details for The Oregonian’s weekly issue, pricing by mail, and contact information. It mentions offices in Portland and San Francisco, a penitence in Portland, and describes mail subscription terms and edition access.
Ellanbeth Akers Alien writes of enduring pain and sorrow, claiming the soul and body can bear famine thirst bereavement and grief without dying. The speaker asserts endurance through extreme trials, noting even when weary and worn life persists despite suffering.
A column reflecting on Conductor Charley Brown’s life, his conversion to Christianity, and his steadfast stance against profanity and vice among railroad workers. It notes how he faced taunting peers, remained true to his choice, and rose to be revered for moral strength. The author ties Brown’s example to broader calls for local option reform and responsible conduct.
Dr Thomas J Mays reports pulmonary consumption was less common among slaves than whites in the South before the Civil War. Mortality rates show whites higher than slaves across 1876 1890 and 1800 data. Insanity rose among enslaved populations after 1870 in Georgia and North Carolina. Dr Powell and Dr Miller note increases in criminality and insanity among colonists, with education cited as a contested factor.
The piece contrasts Russia and Japan, noting population, territory, schooling, railways, mail and telegraph reach, and trade. It argues Russia has more total power, yet Japan could leverage less money to achieve military outcomes, highlighting a perceived edge for Japan in efficiency and potential.
John Burne of London labor leadership denounces a council plan for lodging homes housing 700 single men. He warns such vast houses breed social and moral danger, attracting loafers and criminals and threatening working men needing soup and bread at Salvation Army shelters after late nights.
Officials in Alaska combine charity and science to avert Eskimo tribe depopulation by supplying reindeer from the seas. The program has run nearly ten years and places over 50,000 of these useful domestic animals among northern tribes.
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