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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1918
Page
5
Readable fragment notes a weather concept or forecast remark tied to a "book shelf" theme. No clear event, date, or named entities present. Summary focuses on the fragment’s idea of today and the vast future implied by weather discussions.
A parliamentary column reviews a quartet of wartime books and pamphlets, praising works on German policy, anti war duty, and democratic ideals. It highlights edited collections by J M Pong of Copenhagen, a critique of Cheradame’s plots, and poetry anthologies from British and American authors.
A massive memorial ceremony in Pittsburg marks the first anniversary of the declaration of war. About 25 000 Fordlen birth workers march in a giant loyalty parade led by the German Soldier Association. Jacob Morgenstein commands a Franco-French war veteran unit joined by Poles Stava and Crech. Over 20 bands supply music as thousands carry banners for thrift and economic cooperation, amid a tightly organized mobilization.
April 4 In Washington Angue McDiingid vice president Southern Pacific named as an aide to Mao in a United States rail administration reorganization. The report notes McDiingid as a trusted adviser and partner in the upcoming policy shift shaping transport and industry links. Green and other officials are quoted on the potential impact and future cooperation.
Hermiston gains a reference collection as Roy W Ritner donates a full Creton line set to the Hermiston Library including three volumes of the Annotated Code and four volumes of the Fewlon Inne from 1822 1612 1916 and 1017. The works stay on shelf for reference and are not circulated. Ritner has led Library initiatives and backed progressive library legislation. A similar gift was made to the Milton Library.
A traveling library was sent from the County Library to Ukiah at the request of the Village Improvement Club. Str. J. H. Wagner at the hardware store oversees the books, and readers may borrow at any hour. On May fifth the first books were started and during the first week thirty books circulated.
Washington April 5 The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered an investigation of forty two telegraph firms including the Postal Telegraph.
Pont think too much of your own methods. Watch other people's ways and learn from them. This is good advice, especially when bilious or con cipated. You will find many people who use Chamberlain's Tablets for these aliments with the best renault, and will do well to follow their example.
A spy ring linked to Madame Elizabeth Nix and Count De Claremont is rounded up near Key West and sent toward deportation. Madame Nix admits receiving 2000 from Count Von Bernetroff, former German ambassador, before leaving for the United States. Count De Claremont denies spying as authorities detain the party amid wartime tensions.
Stockholm April 4 K A Wollenberg former foreign minister and his wife donate 20 000 000 crowns to a permanent fund to support cultural, charitable and social arts work in Sweden A further million crowns are given to the municipal library in Stockholm The fund is the largest in Swedish history surpassing Nobel gifts.
Henry B. Walthall discusses the new feature Little Shoes written by Eleanor M. Ingram. He argues that true pure love is childlike and untainted by worldly wisdom while Mary Charleston supports him as the leading lady in a drama praised for its camera work.
Harold Lockwood delivers a vigorous performance in Metro's five act drama The Avenging Trail adapted from Gaston Olaf by Henry Owen. Tom Ping helps Lockwood’s Gaston Olaf confronts Lefty Hed and Taggart in the timberlands, with a plotted romance involving Roan Havens.
Official Rome dispatches report the transfer of German Field Mare hal Mackenzen's forces in Roumania to the Italian front awaiting favorable weather for the drive. The note mentions a belief by the wife that she can cook, adding contextual oddity to the dispatch.
An advertisement from the Pratt Regulator Co promoting Mothers Friend, an external application claimed to ease labor pains and childbirth discomfort. It asserts safety and widespread use, citing testimonials and offering a toll free number for orders from Lamar building in Atlanta.
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