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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1917
Page
6
An early 20th century reflection ponders how the United States will join World War I, whether by sea or land, and how long the conflict may last. It cites Kitchener’s three year forecast and weighs blockades and internal revolt as possible turning points rather than direct continental conquest.
The analysis considers Kaiser's abdication and a German republic as plausible outcomes within months due to reverses and blockade hunger. It notes Allies might treat a Teutonic republic more leniently than the Hohenzollerns and suggests a chosen surrender to a global foe could precede early peace if defeat is certain.
In a leaning toward wartime unity, the piece argues pacifists like Dr. Foster and Henry Ford show loyalty, while figures such as Bryan and Roosevelt illustrate different ways to serve. It notes the public’s mixed readiness for recruiting and stresses the need for better cross Pacific communication to foster mutual understanding between America and Japan.
The article suggests misperceptions between nations and individuals arise from limited information flow about Japan and the Japanese. It asserts Americans often misunderstand Japan due to insufficient news exchange between the Orient and the United States.
Agricultural and local notes from the Pendleton area include Bishop Morris visiting Pendleton for Episcopal services, Indian mules stolen near Curuse with partial pursuit, water supply from Byers Canal expected, and spring races on the reservation. Charles Storm buys a new sausage meat chopper, while local officials Waldron Light and Yoakum press on with public works. W. J. Leexer of Uma details store and tinware offerings.
Fragmentary OCR notes claim high schools and colleges face impact from war. cite Joe Ell as Pen digjion fire chief for seven years. mention 24 200 fish fee planted in Umatilla county in 1814. reference Cast Matlock Rogue River survivor. Salem named for Hebrew word peace. Easter Sunday ends Lent. warn movement for earlier Easter could hurt victims not offenders.
Umatilla echoes high water near Echo warning of possible danger if a Chinook occurs in the mountains. Teachers Institute WHI Re held on April 14 with an all day and evening session. Mrs Nellen Todhunter to Vale Ore as her husband has homestead. Social notices include Mrs AL Warnock entertaining for Todhunter and a Dupont street gathering with refreshments.
A fragmentary note from El Paso indicates German nationals, numbering about a thousand, are being relocated or supervised by local authorities or agents. Details are unclear due to missing text.
A vintage advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle remedy for childish constipation and related symptoms. It promises quick, safe action to move undigested waste and restore a cheerful, healthy child, urging mothers to ask their druggist for a bottle.
Officials report suspected German agents planned to disrupt U S operations in Mexico. No charges yet as investigations continue. several persons detained pending further action.
Fragmented text suggests changeable April weather leading to illness and costly doctor visits. Mentions Foley's Honey and Tar as a home remedy for coughs and colds, with garbled lines describing weather and medicine use.
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