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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1900
Page
2
The document lists William J. Bryan as vice presidential candidate for Adlai Stevenson for president and outlines Bryan’s pledge not to seek a renomination. It notes Howard Graham’s death and critiques prosperity rhetoric while detailing Illinois and nearby states' demographics and politics, including German and Scandinavian voters and tariff opinions.
Few residents with boarding and penury exemptions fail to contribute their share to the community. Pendleton shows a sparse list of contributors for the street fair fund as noted in the East Oregonian. Some subscriptions were returned due to promises and proportionality issues across businesses. Bovine owners and property holders gave generously, and a finance committee report on the fair's finances will be released soon.
A critical read of Fernald and Fernald’s Atlantic Monthly critique of the “the child” concept. The piece argues against treating children as abstract ideas and endorses practical classroom observation by teachers and parents. It contrasts primeval myths with living children and emphasizes varied individual development.
The Typographical Union No 4 leads organized labor in boycotts against McKinley and Roosevelt while opposition figures like Blaine and Russell Sage face labor backlash. Indiana’s Helen Gougar vows to mobilize four western states for suffrage and to urge women to vote.
A reader argues heart and other organ diseases often stem from stomach issues. The letter claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cures digestive ailments and purifies the blood, with testimonials from a San Jose reader and a note praising Pierce’s Pellet remedies for constipation.
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