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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1905
Page
4
A noisy note on the American Hall of Fame selection process reports Edgar Allan Poe was blocked by insufficient votes while Poe’s works linger in readers’ minds. The item critiques the voting and notes Poe’s continued cultural resonance despite the setback.
The reader is presented with a corrupted poem fragment largely incomprehensible, containing scattered archaic wording and misspellings. It references biting lines about loss and speech, a poisoned pear, and a tortured imagery, all attributed to a likely historic author or source name that is garbled.
A vociferous editorial argues public office invites graft and urges awakening of public conscience. It attacks alleged misconduct by Portland figures like Ladd and Scott, warns against small bribes as precursors to larger schemes, and calls for citizens to expose and bridle scheming men who abuse office.
The passage questions why the so called greatest banking system causes widespread bank failures. It asks how a national bank can provide security while millions suffer defaults and criticizes claims that the system is the greatest in the world.
A satirical piece on a Japanese marriage custom and a plea for monetary restraint. The Monthly note from Ev erybody's Magazine November references Admiral Tase'n and a wife controlling funds, then reports Manila's cholera free period with 14 cases and 1% mortality in the provinces.
I suffered three years with painful hands where water caused unbearable pain and peeling skin. After eight doctors and many remedies, no relief came. I endured daily work with wrapped fingers and gloves, until I found relief with uthura.
Thomas A. Clancy of Trenton New Jersey claims Cuticura Ointment cured his sore hands after three years of treatment costing 50 cents. He says he used it for two years since and never missed a day's work, praising its effectiveness and vowing continued use.
The article recounts sunflowers and harvest customs in Bartieleni with mention of families and local figures. It notes farmers cultivating sunflowers, mentions sparrows as a regional offshoot, and references individuals linked to the harvest season. The prose blends local lore with scattered names and places, indicating a historical account of rural life and sunflower culture.
An odd combination of social commentary and medical ads discusses women, beauty standards, and the use of patent pills. The piece mentions Dr Piened’s Pavol, Parole Msentption, and “Your Pirksant Pellets” with testimonials from readers. It advertises a medical periodical and a paper-bours book, offering stamps and plates for mail orders.
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