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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1904
Page
4
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The article argues that inherited vitality supports strong health and longevity, citing Senator Hoar and pastoral New England ideals. It notes Oregon’s irrigation law debate, calls for public input, and urges readers to study the proposed law in full, highlighting the need for fair water distribution and practical irrigation policy. It also comments on Japanese diet and discipline, contrasting it with Western comforts.
The article compares Japanese practices such as water intake and forced inhalation to boost strength with American spending on food in 1897. It notes Americans spent about $94.71 per person on food, up from $52.55, and discusses how food costs and clothing add to family budgets, indicating wages have not kept pace with living expenses.
A veterinary notice warns that horses suffer toothache due to unrecognized dental defects. Masters unaware of feline level pain risk cause misgrading mastication and digestive disturbances. Veterinarians urge owners to inspect teeth to prevent repeated tooth problems in horses.
A damaged OCR note describes efforts to clear a river channel affecting several departments and triggering earlier river work. Officials report improved water flow after the dredging operation, with no injuries and ongoing monitoring by engineers.
The Chicago Livestock World reports cattle feeders face higher feed prices, with prices for calves and cattle affected as buyers and sellers adjust. Feeders may delay purchases until after year’s start while some hope for relief from costs and price volatility in the market.
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