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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
4
A long column reflects on Jim Younger’s death as a product of modern society’s corruption and greed. It links crime, politics, and social decay to broader cultural decline, hints at moral alarm, and discusses Cuba relief, railroad safety, and a Morocco sultan act, ending with Idaho Democrats' political prospects.
The Call argues for conservative forest management by burning fallen leaves to prevent large fires. It cites Native methods and defends minor plant loss, noting Washington Oregon and California losses exceed thirty million dollars in merchantable timber. It envisions federal control to preserve forests for perpetual timber supply.
Park reservation admonishes the military superintendent and recommends strict annual removal of fallen trees needles cones and leaves. The Call endorses a nationwide policy for government controlled forests to boost timber output and protect navigable waters. Indiana Supreme Court upholds legality of sweatbox detention but cautions on extended custody without warrants. The Public notes the decision reflects enduring English liberty principles.
Detroit Free Press notes a quip about a boy named Willie and a dog in a fragmentary exchange between a mother and child. The sentence shifts to a statistic: only one tenth of emigrants leaving Europe by German ports are Germans, noting the diverse origins of migrants.
A misinformed advertisement proclaims a “Secret Disease” or contagious blood poison also called the Bad Disease. It claims children inherit it from parents and that clothing vessels and toilet items spread it. The piece urges readers to write for treatment and touts a claimed remedy “5. 8. S.” as a fifty year cure without mercury or minerals.
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