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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1913
Page
4
A look at southern progress featured in remarks on Georgia and the New South, praising Atlanta's night school, Madero era politics, and the region's shift toward manufacturing. The piece argues education, capital, and policy push the South toward becoming a major industrial power, boosted by cotton, power, climate, and Panama Canal prospects.
An unsigned editorial argues that while Mexican Indians may lack certain traits, they can be educated and become capable of exercising the franchise, contrasting views on citizenship and modern civic rights amid criticism of colonial rhetoric.
The article critiques President Wilson's stance toward Huerta in Mexico, arguing that European recognition followed power grabs and assassinations, while Washington's moral approach fails. It notes Huerta's arrest of legislators signals a crumbling regime and claims elections under his rule would be a farce, urging stable government by the will of the people.
Dealing with the Mexican situation holds great importance for future stability of governments in the hemisphere. It would have a discouraging effect on unscrupulous men of the Huerta type, according to the Chicago News.
Chicago critics note Sir Arthur Quiller-Couch as a witty Cambridge lecturer who mocks ornate prose. He cites magazines and popular novels for their pretentious phrasing and compares such writing to a telegram announcing a death. The Chicago Herald describes his lively newsroom setup and his quip about jokes likely being on his constituents.
A new member from Ilinola, Representative Hinebaugh, recently took seat after being introduced by a local newspaper woman. Hinebaugh sat in hin, marking a brief moment in the legislative scene.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the quickest and safest remedy for indigestion, heartburn, gas, and related stomach distress. It claims rapid relief in five minutes, urges readers to keep a fifty-cent box at home, and notes its safety for all family members during day or night.
A solar physics laboratory will be erected in New Zealand at Nelson. The site is likely on a summit known as The Pringe, which rises about 2500 feet above sea level.
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