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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
4
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A poetic call by Ella Wheeler Wilcox urging action in the world over cloisters and caves. The verse exhorts embracing knowledge of infinite things and battling sorrow and sin in the street and market, not in isolation, on this side of the grave.
Senator La Follette argues the people rebuked Taft era and Morgan influence but says the democratic party won no clear victory. He notes many democrats won, a likely Democratic House, and predicts possible party reversals if progressives gain strength.
A Decem ber Technical World article argues for using engines to replace horses in farming. It cites a seven hundred sixty acre farm reducing from three horses to four per year and fewer draft animals during busy seasons as acreage increases, noting idle horses in off months consuming feed with little return beyond manure.
The text notes that a caterpillar engine substitutes for horses in Umatilla County farms. It argues the engine costs nothing during idle months, provides value through manure, wool, and flesh, and benefits planting by enabling round‑the‑clock work during seeding. It highlights the engine’s readiness and potential to boost crop yields.
The Freewater Times eulogizes Orchard county after its defeat on November 8, likening it to a beloved maiden and promising a future revival. It urges Pendleton to seek progress with a weather observer and notes political lines in England and New York as elections end.
A Windfall Indiana family reports their son, once seizing from fits for four years starting at age six, was cured by Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills. After three years free of spells, the parent urges others to try the medicine, noting a money back guarantee if the first bottle fails. Miles Medical Co. of Elkhart marketed it for nervous diseases.
The Ohio State Journal notes Roosevelt’s claim that the fight for progressive, popular government has merely begun after recent elections. It praises his tenets, sees his new nationalism as applying the Ten Commandments to U S policy, and argues temporary defeats do not halt progress toward reform.
A humorous verse laments overused quotable lines and punditry. It imagines editors punished for partial quotes with absurd consequences, ending with the line He wears in part.
Oronogo and St Louis women describe relief from nervous strain bearing down and backache after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They report improved health, recommending it to friends amid mentions of gynecological symptoms and fibroid concerns.
A St Paul Dispatch quip features a house party tale by De Sappleby about a splinter under a fingernail. He theatrically acts out scratching his forehead to illustrate the accident, provoking a witty misinterpretation from a maiden guest who calls him careless. The line ends with a sharp punch about initiative.
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