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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1888
Page
2
Rate sheet fragment lists pricing for weekly and daily publications. Mentions per inch prices, premium paper free to yearly subscribers, and local notices with ten cents per line per insertion. The readable items reference various publication names and unclear abbreviations.
The Oregonian reprints an April editorial arguing England uses tariffs for revenue and protection harms American workers. It contrasts English tariff aims with the American system, noting producers gain from protected prices while workers bear the costs.
The passage argues that domestic demand alone cannot secure farmers’ markets as foreign competition sets export terms. It attacks protection as only partial trade, cites ocean freight and exchange costs, and contends natural abundance outweighs policy errors. It labels defenders of protection as misled, citing political figures and rhetoric.
A circulated testimonial letter praises Darrin’s electro magnet therapy for chronic liver and bronchial conditions. Patients claim improved health, increased energy, and ability to work after treatment. The writer notes crowded clinics and urges others to seek care if standard medicine fails.
A sprawling OCR of Portland and Walla Walla ads details cures for pimples and facial blemishes, nervous and womb troubles, deafness, rheumatism, and general maladies. It lists multiple patients across Oregon and Washington, announces free consultations, and notes a Pendleton public notice about property damages and street work with involved officials and dates.
A damaged OCR item describes a medical dispensary in Oregon offering free consultations and home treatment options. It mentions doctors, private diagnosis, and a schedule with days and times, inviting readers to visit for initial assessment and potential cures.
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