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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1919
Page
7
A historical OCR fragment from the Oregon newspaper shows postal and mailing details, dates, and pricing for daily and semi weekly editions. It mentions Pendleton and references various subscription options by mail and carrier with figures from the period, reflecting the publication's distribution and contact information.
A fragmented verse paints spring in a pine setting with lovers, warmth, and rosy imagery. It speaks of March sun, Woodbine and thatch, an inglenook, and a longing to wake love, ending with a hymn to everlasting spring. The dreamlike scene blends nature, romance, and hopeful renewal.
Hina's case against Jiang furnishes a strong argument for a League of Nations. The text argues Japan has exploited China's helplessness and continues to do so. The League could check such actions, preventing further escalation that could lead to war if unchecked.
A Republican witness testifies to the record of GOP leadership as Mr Longworth supports his argument. The piece cites objections to the Nations Covenant and filibusters on money bills, noting reactionary criticism amid new House proceedings. It emphasizes verifiable war records and calls out impeachable claims by opponents.
The New York World quotes Representative Nicholas Longworth of Ohio praising Mondell of Wyoming as an orator and parliamentarian while noting his war record and contrasting it with Willson. The piece suggests party loyalty may supersede American interests and mentions Willson’s critique of a close Republican corporate line.
An odd mix of magazine excerpts describes a poor charwoman living in a two room cottage enduring abuse from a brute husband, and a stranger asking for directions to the city base. Dialogue sketches reveal themes of hardship, resilience, and social observation in a clipped, period voice.
Reports on the grain inspection system show 1,820 of 2,018 cars graded at shipment and 102 cars from St Louis graded again in Baltimore. Chicago and Portland inspections produced varied dockage changes. most cars remained unchanged. Senator Borah comments on the League of Nations and farm labor wage prospects arise amid broader economic notes.
The Rev W H Cox of First Baptist Church reflects on the apostle Pauls legacy through a young man led to repentance in Jesus as savior. He stresses faithful Christian lineage from grandmothers and mothers, warns against worldliness, and urges growth through prayer, discipline, and obedience to God's call.
A humorous Tit-Bits style dialogue satirizes wedding publicity. A prospective groom asks to alter marriage notices after a vicar confirms legalities, joking about changing the bride and the cost of revisions. The exchange ends with the groom excusing his change of plan.
Paris April 7 Lincoln Steffen a writer and investigator who recently returned from Prussia led the United Press today in reporting that American soldiers captured by the Bolsheviki said they were treated better than expected and had no major complaints. He noted some prisoners said they received insufficient food but the guards provided extra rations when available.
London dispatch reports Sinn Feiners in Dublin raiding a property of Lord Arron and looting antique weapons. Two rifles two shotguns and other firearms were taken as the mob fled, leaving a disrupted scene and questions over the security of the home.
Forecast predicts periods of frequent rains across the region from April 7 to April 14 with a front passing early in the week. Temperatures near normal in southern areas while northern districts may see brief snow and a cooling trend.
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