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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1911
Page
3
Presbyterian sermon by F. J. Milnes argues man’s preeminence comes from the innate religious instinct and the capacity for self improvement. He portrays religion as man’s essence, sustained by love’s magnetic power, shaping character and ethics beyond mere physical differences.
Dr JF Leonhardt of Lincoln Nebraska claims a long study on remedies for plies and announces a successful inward remedy called HRM-ROTT. Provided by The Tallman Drug Co Peoria Ohio and others at 84 for a 24 day treatment. Guarantee of satisfaction.
In a Salem reminiscence “A Half Century In Salem” Miss Ann M Rust, a milliner, imported French caps with crushed strings. An aunt suggested smoothing a crease with a sea voyage, provoking an indignant response: never smooth a crease made in Paris.
A man buys a dog and a single collar after a dealer urges two collars for a dog with a massive neck. Though the dog is strong, he escapes. The dealer explains tying both collars to one chain lets the dog pull away eight times, risking death by his own action, yet he won’t get loose.
The scene shows a young couple, Rodolphus and Clementine, debating her leaving wealth for a shared life in poverty. He questions her practicality while she stands firm, torn between filial demands and a hopeful, uncertain future.
In a New York Journal item the Cook and the New Maid debate luck and employment. The Cook insists on positive proof while the maid recalls breaking a mirror cost her job, framing a humorous exchange about superstition and work fate.
A fragment from the Kansas City Journal ponders posing as millionaires or foreign dukes at a tatel. The dialogue suggests duplicity and feigned status, noting that dukes would avoid ostentation while millionaires might display evidence of wealth.
In Tours ville Courier Journal a fragment quotes Gurryia Neo Favor urging aid and training to catch a rival, then declares withdrawal from politics. A creditor and debtor exchange hints about awaiting judgment day, while a referenced Thought works and Carlyle quote ponder silence and virtue.
A Times of Malaya remark claims Malays are among the laziest people by nature though they show effort in risky exciting ventures. The article contrasts reluctant learning young with persistent application in demanding tasks.
A daily paper describes the bench ejecting a canine from the courtroom. The dog was dragged out in disgrace and cast a glance toward the judge to identify him later.
A quotation from the Atlanta Constitution notes a man died while eating watermelons. The remark attributes Providence with placing a paradise before Easter heaven, reflecting a humorous or reflective moral on unexpected outcomes.
A historical note recalls the introduction of raised printing for the blind in 1830, marking a milestone in accessibility. It highlights the early effort to enable tactile reading and literacy for visually impaired readers.
The St Joseph conference United Brethren and three denominations protest President Taft over Secretary Wilson and Secretary Knox. They criticize inviting foreign nations to participate in the International Brewers Congress in Chicago hosted while W. H. Taft presides. Kokomo Indiana noted.
In Sparta Wisconsin church meeting protesters condemn Beovretary of Agriculture Wisson for accepting honorary presidency of the International Brewers Congress to be held in Chicago.
At the eighth annual Indiana Methodist conference a resolution by Bishop McDowell condemned Secretary Wilson acting as honorary president of the Brewers' Convention in Chicago and the measure was adopted. The resolution was wired to Pressfert Tate.
The council of Klamath Falle adopts plans for a new city hall and advertises bids set to be opened on September 135, signaling the start of construction opportunities for contractors and vendors.
In St Clairville Ohio Dr F A Korrell sues for life care fees on the estate of Daniel Byers, wealthy farmer murdered after refusing whiskey. Contract originally set at 1000, but physician now demands 16000 claiming ongoing care for the farmer’s life two months after agreement. Estate sale initiated to satisfy the claim.
Four sufferers of nasal catarrh report instant relief from Ely Bros liquid cream balm. The spray claims immediate soothing effects with no cocaine or dangerous drugs. Available from druggists with a spraying tube, or by Ely Bros at 54 Warren Street, New York.
Burns schools report insufficient housing and plan to rent temporary quarters to accommodate the overplus of students.
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