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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1906
Page
5
Fragmented OCR displays a rural newspaper listing pricing and mail options for a Pendleton Oregon edition. It references the East Chegonian Publishasō Co and Chicago bureau, with various weekly and monthly subscription terms and prices.
A compact meditation on prayer as a divine force guiding life and fate. The verses extol prayer as a fountain that sustains both the payer and their friends, linking human needs to a larger cosmos under God’s rule. The closing line attributes universal binding to gold chains around the feet of God.
An essay praise of radical progress, contrasting the forward thinker with the stubborn conservative. It portrays progress as brain activity driving invention, education, and social improvement, while depicting the conservative as a stuck, burrowing badger resisting change and blocking new empires and systems.
A reflective piece contrasts a man hiding in a mud hut with the world beyond, urging progress through mental growth and spiritual activity. It argues that true advancement comes from active effort and courage, not from rest or complacency.
A fragmentary account recounts an ancient Chinese executioner keeping a box of about 26 knives named after body parts. The method involved blind selection and slashing the chosen body part. the piece then shifts to discuss alphabetic spelling and linguistic themes as a central focus of a broader campaign.
Willian T. Stead, a prominent journalist, criticizes American papers as increasingly sordid and enslaved to private interests. He laments editorials are business office driven and fear compromise with vice, urging independent thinking for the press. In Goodland Kansas, Backstop Messitt of the Pueblo team is injured by a rattlesnake bite while chasing a foul ball.
Fall wedding stationery offers engraved marriage announcements wedding invitations church cards at home and calling cards dinner and reception notices. Facilities are the best and judgment in designing is pronounced especially good. A full line of correct social correspondence is carried.
The New York Sunday World lauds Nina David as the only woman in the world capable of the perfect soprano high notes surpassing Adelina Patti. It notes her seamless range from the lowest to high notes, her refined stage presence, and calls her the phenomenon of the musical world.
Poem excerpt inviting a companion to walk life’s path with joy and truth. A friend’s eye to see light in darkness and give brave words to lift the traveler. Ends with hopeful farewell and promise of reunion.
The excerpt critiques immigrant crowds as alien and submissive in a hostile gaze, asking whether the United States should become a crucible for nations or a vessel to restore God’s image in mankind. It notes a religious participation gap, estimating 86 million Americans with only 29 million connected to a church.
Miserable by kidney and bladder trouble women as well as men are made miserable with such disease. Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer offers relief and is sold in various sizes. Sample bottles and letter requests are offered via Kilmer Co. Binghamton NY.
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