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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1900
Page
2
Portland resident L. B. Cox declares support for W. J. Bryan and cites agreement with many McKinley policies except free coinage of silver. He states he remains in the Democratic Party and would align with Bryan's administration if elected.
The piece reviews the anthracite strike led by President Mitchell highlighting miner grievances against coal trusts and Morgan influence. It also covers Kentucky Democrats’ electoral prospects, Roosevelt campaigning in Kentucky, calls for army expansion, and judicial proceedings with emphasis on due process and state rights.
A long critical argument examines the so called all dinner pail of Hamne in the coal mining districts amid wartime economics. It argues that laborers suffer under current policies with widespread poverty and degraded living conditions while capitalists reap profits and power.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses laying a foundation for better conditions with American instincts and ideals. Mentions character and comparison to an existing party, but the meaning is obscured by garbled phrasing and incomplete context.
Dr George Bettany Massey announces a new treatment for tuberculosis of the glands using mercury salt injected via a tiny hollow needle over the affected gland. An electric current converts mercury to an antiseptic soluble form and radiates it through the area, aiming for cure within six weeks with minimal pain and no bed rest.
Dr Masney, returning from New York, speaks at the Klustros Therapeutic Society meeting about a tuberculous cure using electro-therapetic treatment. He claims two complete recoveries in thirty months, noting one neck gland case and another at the temple.
A testimonial letter claims Acker's English Remedy revived a consumptive wife in Cedar Lake Wisconsin after doctors failed. The writer Luther Bedell from Rice Lake says a bottle bought from Schmiedt’s drugstore restored health, reduced cough, and restored appetite.
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