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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1916
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes show a reference to Balm TN Imperial Hotel with terms like cloirs and security matting, plus scattered place names and partial phrases. Limits prevent full reconstruction. the readable items suggest a hotel or property context requiring matting or safety features.
Fragmented OCR text presents disjointed lines about a shadowed shore, night tearing at tatters, and an empty highway. References to towns, cousins, and a figure named Morelanie appear amid garbled phrases. The piece reads as a poetic, distressed vignette with elusive imagery.
A fragment notes the south aligning with Woodrow Wilson, citing a Democratic voting rationale beyond common factors, hinting at regional political loyalty and evolving party dynamics.
The article argues the reconstruction era drove a cross regional alliance of the south and west against New England political dominance and Wall Street influence. It contrasts agricultural independence with northern manufacturing power and recounts a cautionary tale of a witch’s lethal fear, then discusses the value of both medical and mental treatment approaches.
The article discusses postwar disease treatment in a Maryland sanitarium where patients cannot speak to each other, noting illness is partly mental. It ponders western immigration to postwar America, the impact of the Panama Canal, and Europeans seeking warfree land, suggesting many uncertainties about future migration and trade.
The writer warns Prof Irving Fisher that postwar European interest on war loans could exceed prewar national budgets, implying double taxation and heavy wealth taxes possibly up to 60 percent. They question postwar migration, note slow election counts in California counties, discuss Pendleton border families and call for enlistments, and predict rains for the coast versus frost.
Highlights from Pendleton including Mr. William Savage visiting relatives and four daughters in the county, carpenters in high demand due to ongoing improvements, Mrs. Ben Morgan recovering from illness, John Owens of Berteek winning a gold watch, Gagen's hotel dedication during a fair, PF. W. Kimball ranch sale to George Delaney for 17500 dollars, and a note about a borrowed prayer book from the fair tables.
Attorney Ayers argues that women serving as judges and clerks of election are failures and suggests the women's club investigate further. He contends that money involved in betting, if the only exchange in an election, reduces the basis for complaint and hints at Poland preferring independence without fighting others' battles.
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild yet effective laxative for constipation. It claims the product contains no opiate, costs fifty cents, and suits all ages. It cites Hon. John D Keister praising the syrup and offers a free trial bottle by writing to Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello Illinois.
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