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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1906
Page
4
A fragmented page from Pendleton reveals debates on religious persecution, immigrant sentiments, and public opinion. It cites editorials on anti Jewish persecution, echoes Baker Democrat’s center stance, and discusses France’s Paris-Mutuel revenue aiding hospitals and charities.
A Pacific coast reader discusses the term temblor for earthquakes, comparing English and Spanish usage. The piece explains etymology from temblar and tymbla, notes diminished familiarity with quake vocabulary in California, and cites examples from Los Angeles to San Francisco as tremors highlight linguistic variety.
An 19th century style scene features a painter admiring a model on a verdant hillside while Winfred Chandler declares the work a masterpiece. A New York debate over Jews and a Danish West Indies incident are noted amid tremor reports and Capitan News Itte claims an Iran earthquake on September 27.
The text blends speculative notes on Adil Mest Snow settling and western lands with reflections on climate and agriculture. It invokes images of towns, churches, water works, and farmers in the West, interlaced with references to Canada, the Klondike, and North American unity. The piece weaves political rhetoric about trade reciprocity and continental development.
The piece extols French husbands for thoughtful, inexpensive gestures that please women. It describes small gifts like violets, plants, sweets, and wines, plus birthday reminders, onetime plans, and charming surprises. They are praised as masters of timing, tact, and affectionate small acts.
Thomas Extrada Palma Jr the son of Cuba's president and a student in the College of Applied Science at Syracuse University has joined the Cuban army. His sister has become a nurse. The item notes American city industry remarks and past warnings to Steeve and the czar, reflecting tension with Russia. The Chicago Inter Ocean and Chicago Record-Herald are cited.
A garbled clipping describes a baby with severe skin afflictions including ears drooping and body covered in sores, untreated by three doctors, with the child growing worse and face and body becoming clearer in the fragmentary account.
A letter from Mrs. George J. Steese Akron tells of a child healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment after doctors failed. She describes severe skin sores on body and face, the ointment and soap soon clearing the condition, noting the low cost and urging others to try.
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