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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1901
Page
2
A 1901 editorial from East Oregonian argues for newspaper independence from political parties and money, condemning journalists who trade credibility for influence. It contends that self-respecting editors must reject political pressure and preserve an autonomous, principled stance.
Yale University marks two centuries since its founding as a leading American institution. The article notes Yale's influence in society and government, highlighting Taft's Yale connection and broad alumni support for his Philippines policy.
Horton C. V. Brown editor of the Klickitat Journal laments the paper's demise in Goldendale Washington. He claims the democratic paper cannot pay in the county and bids farewell to supporters and the dying hope for county democracy. He views the paper as a democratic organ rather than a true newspaper.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls timber trade profits and a buyer paying fifty dollars for a fine curled walnut log. The story ties to steamboat crews delivering religious zeal, river dangers, and daily hardships as ships drifted and workers sought papers from New Orleans Journals amid a dusty riverfront era.
Fragmented OCR passage notes drifting spectators and a British and American naval race. It mentions ships Prilitant and Acme, a 15 day voyage, and international interest led by American captain Collinstay Whe Nie 8. It touches on home life, public discussion, and a controversial political undertone without coherent narrative.
Vintage testimonial notes a Miss Virginia Granes and Miss Virginia Cowanes praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for ovarian and womb issues. The letters claim relief from inflammation and related symptoms after using the product, with emphasis on private practice influences and long history of use.
The advertisement argues that dirty air and contagious diseases threaten children and that weak, sickly kids have blood lacking in vital elements. It champions S. S. S. as a safe vegetable blood purifier and tonic to improve appetite digestion and vitality in children and invites free physician advice from Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Georgia.
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