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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1904
Page
4
The fragmentary text presents a distorted poetical reflection on fields, produce, wealth, and peace. It references Yoanaid, olive, corn, and vine with vague imagery of abundance and absence of rest, ending with garbled lines about a valley and fidelity. The source is largely unreadable and does not provide a coherent news item.
The garbled text sketches a 1905 era scene with mentions of Mali, war preparations, figures like Peckicse and Beeman Eidirowenti, and a discussion on war politics. It also references Russo-Japanese conflict, general public sentiment, and fears of foreign intervention as nations watch the carnage and a potential shift in power in the East.
A damaged, fragmentary report critiques Great Power diplomacy and Roosevelt’s letters, noting friction among nations over Japan Russia Korea and trust politics. It references reactions from the Lewiston Tribune and Republican press claims about detente, trust funds, and presidential conduct.
Fragmented text mentions Maxwell, contracts, oil, engineers, and Boston arrests. References obscure names, dates, and places with unclear meaning. Overall appears as a garbled historical newspaper fragment detailing personnel, bids, and logistics without a clear single event.
The piece critiques the college woman choosing intellect over duty to home and family, citing Elizabeth Ranke in the North American Review and contrasting Revolutionary era expectations with modern duties. It notes Well-meaning missionaries and a 1920s context as it mentions New Guinea executions of Catholic priests and five nuns.
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