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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1900
Page
2
A Towanda court finds the Pennsylvania vaccination requirement advisory, not mandatory, and excuses a father from penalties for not vaccinating his child while claiming to duty to educate. The ruling questions enforcement by the compulsory education act and hints an appeal may follow.
Charles Jackson of Boston criticizes Mr. Olney’s letter as addressing the lower classes rather than educated thinkers. Louis F. Post denounces McKinley orators who invoke a “dinner pail” to entice votes. He notes a pattern in newspapers and journals bought by trusts. Senator Hanna’s Ohio rally speech centers on the same dinner-pail theme.
An 1890s style essay discusses mosquitoes across the United States from Alaska to California and in Europe, noting their abundance, hibernation, and feeding habits. It cites Dr. L. Howard and the Scientific American on malaria vectors, swampy and dry habitats, and longevity enabling survival between wet periods.
The report notes that larvae were not revived once the water had been drawn off for more than forty eight hours. This detail underscores the persistence of the issue and its impact on recovery efforts. The text emphasizes the time factor in revivability.
A fragmentary Chicago American column mocks a Republican stance that money drives politics. It questions who benefits from currency standards and imperial citizenship while arguing a double standard in government strength and economic power, highlighting distrust of monetary influence in policy.
A garbled text fragment discusses money in America and dangers to American ideals, referencing peaceful Puerto Rico, captivity, and imperialism. It mentions American citizenship, republican government, and alleged trafficking in time and heel, ending with a cryptic line about Armorican citizenship and governance.
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