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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1904
Page
6
A lengthy, editoral style piece critiques wealth concentration, legal laxity, and moral decline. It laments how powerful individuals evade taxation while the middle class bears burdens, warning against corruption, prostitution, and economic inequality undermining public virtue and law.
An anonymous Baker City Herald letter argues the irrigation measure in Oregon would ruin private water rights, trigger endless litigation, and force state control. It says the law must balance reclaiming land with protecting private property while supporting irrigation industry growth.
In a Minnesota town a widow faces two suitors, both vying for her hand. Rival doctors and local businessman arrange a dice game to decide who gains the widow’s favor, but the plan incites newspaper attention as the dispute unfolds. The scene shifts to planned Lewis and Clark exposition music by Frederick Nell Innes and a note on Yale vs Princeton Thanksgiving bets reaching $40,000.
A fragmentary poem attributed to jetene Montague in Sunday Ex cerretierre portrays Greed as a harsh, inexorable deity who conquers lives and coffers. It questions the value of human life while predicting ruin upon those who crave power and wealth.
The Materniity Club of Beeston promotes larger families by offering premiums and ongoing dues to mothers who study motherhood scientifically and bear more children. Payments start at birth and extend over years, with bonuses for additional children and longer intervals, while aiming to strengthen family prosperity and national vitality. The article notes global membership and references Pierpont Morgen and the Italian crown context.
A testimonial from A W Zum of Evansville Indiana says the remedy 3.5.8. cured severe boils after about three bottles and has kept him free of trouble for three years. He praises it as a strong blood purifier tonic and malaria cure, advising others to try it.
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