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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1901
Page
2
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The article argues urban centers draw more of the nation’s criminals and potential leaders while farms host only workers. It portrays rural youth moving to cities for amusement and opportunity, with farmers’ sons pursuing college or city jobs. It notes the city’s advantage over country life amid advancing machinery.
Capt Cook testifies on the inside workings of the prosecution in the Bel ley court inquiry. He defends Behley’s bearing at the Battle of Bantage and calls him a brave man while acknowledging critics hope Admiral Hampason may emerge unscathed from the inquiry.
The article argues that urban temptations will persist alongside rural growth, predicting that towns will attract youth and workers while the countryside offers reflection and improved living. It envisions ongoing cultural thrills for city residents and a steady shift toward healthier, more ordered country life.
A Boston speaker extols Oregon's natural wealth and diverse resources noting mountains such as Mount Hood, ocean products, and abundant land. He contrasts Oregon with Massachusetts and California, imagining its vast potential and the appeal of its fruits, streams, and salmon prices.
A speaker warns of a large scale immigration tide reaching the water coast and urges readers to grasp the responsibility God places on a nation when blessings come. He reflects on the burden of leadership and the need for steadfast stewardship amid conflict.
William Phelps a Black laborer from Richmond Kentucky sacrificed himself to save a comrade Jim when a boiler room accident trapped them. He died in agony after urging Jim to escape first, uttering I am married and it is Jims right to first. His story praises selfless courage and calls for fair judgment of his race.
The author warns young men away from hypocrisy and worldly success pursued by easy gains. He argues personal example, moral living, and truthful education as antidotes. He urges tearing down mercenary goals and setting a higher aim consistent with Christian citizenship.
A Hartford City Times quotation extols the varied skills of a newspaper man and urges readers to subscribe. It mocks nonreaders, arguing lifelong town loyalty and paper subscriptions prove civic engagement and intelligence.
A Boston Traveler piece cites hundreds of rheumatism cases cured by Paine's celery compound endorsed publicly by Illinois Governor Yates. The ad touts nerve nourishment, blood purification, and relief from fatigue for mothers teachers and students, claiming broad physician endorsement and a Kansas cattleman testimonial.
A list promotes 820 acres of wheat land near Camas Prairie and a dairy stock ranch for sale at 1500 dollars, plus a cheap good house and eight lots. Town and county properties are advertised as available at low prices.
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