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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1910
Page
4
A brief entry notes a person or item entered at an Oregon location described as peatettice, with second class mall designation. Details are fragmentary, but indicate a formal entry or classification within a local registry or record. The exact names and dates are unreadable in the fragment.
The East Oregonian attacks Jay Bowerman acting governor for campaigning, accusing him of snubbing Ex senator F. W. Mulkey over Roosevelt Pinchot conservation views. It criticizes Bowerman for opposing conservation, violating the direct primary law, and undermining education. The paper urges progressives to unite behind Judge Grant B. Dimick to defeat Bowerman.
In Omaha yesterday Col. Roosevelt praised two global impressions from America: the world cruise of the battle fleet and the digging of the Panama Canal. He argued these feats boosted foreign judgment of the United States during the past decade and shaped confidence in American power and progress.
The text argues Europe respects America for its physical prowess and practical achievements. It cites the Atlantic squadron’s 16 battleships circling the globe in record time and the rapid, successful construction of the Panama Canal as tangible demonstrations of American power. It concludes that despite intelligence gains and internationalism, physical strength remains the world’s measured respect for the United States.
The East Oregonian urges nominating strong, capable men for county commission and county judge. It stresses business ability and integrity, and says it will back the best candidates after nominations, without regard to party lines. The paper calls for good men to enter the race now.
The opening of St Josephs Academy on Monday signals larger attendance aided by the Sisters of St Francis. The sisters dedicate themselves to noble work and aim for continued growth, possibly needing multiple buildings beyond the current structure. Roosevelt tells Kansas City editors progressives suit him better than insurgents, while Cannon remains a focal point. Duck season opens but eastern Oregon rainfall may deter ducks. Cloakmakers strike era not favorable this season.
The article contrasts two hostess types explaining one is neglectful of guest comfort while the other schedules constant activities. It discusses how the first may disappoint guests and the second exhausts herself by overplanning every visit, leaving little rest for travelers.
The visitor is pressed to perform social displays yet the ideal hostess plans with care. She should allow privacy and rest, avoiding constant attention so fatigue cannot force a cancelation. The aim is for the guest to leave refreshed and eager to return.
An excerpt urges keeping joy at home as great healing. It warns sorrow envy and trouble erode the mind. It advises burying daily woes, avoiding bringing them home, and making the house a place of bright pictures and kindly feelings. It cites Roosevelt on a working good time and suggests troubles ease by morning.
A Chicago clergyman warned his daughters that shunning smuggling was mandatory for international travel. In Paris they gave him a quilted lounging jacket with a hidden lining of lace to hint at illicit packing. Back home the father discovers the “padded” lining, while the daughters reveal a surge of women smuggling, noting 300,000 women doing similar things annually.
A compact discussion contrasts gendered phrases with moral action, noting that true fulfillment comes from choosing to do right. The piece uses a concise, aphoristic tone to call for ethical conduct.
Advertises Swamp-Root as a universal remedy for kidney and bladder issues affecting both women and men. Claims to improve mind, ambition, beauty, vigor and cheerfulness, with sample bottle offer and free pamphlet. Notes the product from Dr. Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY and urges citing the paper.
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