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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1903
Page
4
Advertising rate card from the Oregonian Publishing Company lists daily and weekly newspaper subscriptions with mail options, prices, and bureaus in San Francisco Chicago and Portland. It outlines terms for monthly yearly and semi weekly delivery and notes distribution through hotel stands and news agencies.
A compact reflection on how truth emerges from impurity and the enduring strength of truth. The stanza-like lines contrast dark error with valuable insight found in patient enquiry, ending with a call to perseverance.
An argument praising afternoon papers for reaching the broadest audience, especially women at home, with live daily news and ads. It cites Spokane Press, Horse Capital News, Seattle Star, and Oregon Daily Journal, noting most news occurs midday and evening papers serve leisurely, in-home reading after daily tasks. Senator Fulton is mentioned briefly in context.
The piece rails at the Panama plan as a sham while backing the Nicaragua route championed by Senator Morgan of Alabama. It blames rail interests for blocking canal legislation and urges Portland to leverage its capital and position to seize Inland Empire trade, noting the Northern Pacific survey on the Columbia and urging decisive action beyond periodic spasms.
The piece notes rising crime among educated groups including bookkeepers bank tellers clerks and graduates. It argues intellectuals and professionals increasingly commit dishonest acts, challenging theories that blame sin on temperament or sexuality and highlighting the paradox of educated criminals.
A November Snate article continues the October Everybody's feature on snobbery. It profiles figures like Senator Hoar President Eliot Dr Rainsford and General Joy Wheeler as truly successful without heavy private wealth. It notes Theo Roosevelt’s private income reportedly under 7500 yearly to remind that triumphs beyond money exist.
The article argues that contemporary American art is underappreciated locally as painters potters and sculptors vent financial and social neglect while wealthy patrons favor foreign talent. It notes a lack of national art criticism and a missing domestic standard to rally around, contrasting U S scarcity with foreign acclaim and prestige.
An old newspaper ad touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy. It claims kidneys filter blood and that weak kidneys affect the whole body. It urges trials and notes a free mail offer and a Binghamton New York address for Dr Kilmer s Co.
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