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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1900
Page
2
A November 30 1900 editorial argues for merit based newsroom management in Oregon, stating that news is best served by journalists advancing on talent and energy rather than family, political influence, or branding, to preserve equality of opportunity and press independence.
Readable excerpts discuss American officers in China and U S political campaigns. References to Lowell Bryan and Bryan campaign themes appear amid long, chaotic reprinted dialogue on war, Europe, and mobilization with vivid sea and storm imagery.
An academic figure, Professor Roseline, plans to resign from Stanford University amid disputes with Mrs. Stanford over his views on labor subjects. The article defends his scientific spirit and critiques dogmatic resistance to new ideas, noting his impact and the injustice of silencing a valued scholar.
The Grand Trunk of Canada lost its American manager Klaye who joined Southern Pacific. President Sir Charles Rivera seeks a successor from experienced American railway men. He praises the American method of management and merit based hiring.
A fragmented 1900 MAU Titailia note resembles a discussion of seafaring life and captaincy, mentioning Captain Smith and a rough dietary regimen. It suggests experiences worthy of a future volume on the Strenuous Side and references a voyage near death or danger.
Bert Hopeman of Komela writes on November 1 1900 about a distant Pacific coast scene and the sprawling vision of North American progress. He warns that immigration policy will shape civilization and urges thoughtful leadership to avoid social strife.
A ventriloquized ad voice extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for women, claiming it heals female weakness and inflammation without alcohol or narcotics. The piece contrasts women's endurance with men's hidden irritation and asserts the product supports women in daily duties.
A short classified note from Elvin Ubaig proprietor of Depot Stable announces delivery of the Daily East Oregonian by Carrie for 15 cents a week. It invites readers to request a cab or livery service as needed.
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