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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1919
Page
7
Independent newspaper from Pendleton Oregon lists mail subscription rates for Daily and Semi Weeky editions. Pricing covers one month three months six months and one year with varying carrier options and postal bureau details.
Fragmentary lines describe a scene of fortune and beauty with references to a garden setting and imagined romance. The text reads like a poetic vignette with ornate language and mis-spelled terms, suggesting a playful or draftsman-like excerpt from a larger work.
The piece argues that soldiers in France and Germany endure hardship while longing to return home. It asserts that civilians must stay steadfast, fund the war through bonds, and support the national effort as the soldiers remain committed to victory. It emphasizes duty and collective sacrifice to sustain the fighting force and economy.
The fragment describes a sick child with fever and stomach issues. It mentions califor- nia trap of Pige and a home remedy to relieve sour waste, stomach pains, and diarrhea. The tone imitates a 19th century home treatment.
Former US Attorney General George W. Wickersham recounts his Europe trip and shift to support a League of Nations as essential for global peace. He credits a broader understanding of facts, international law, and an alliance of nations with a common purpose. East Oregonian test shows strong public backing for Wilson Taft stance, urging steps to curb war and abolish warfare.
A sermon notes that impossible is a term from fools and cites historic punctuations on Saint Bernard and Webster. It argues Christianity tackles super-tasks through prayer, unity, and action, urging centennial plans to embrace the super-human to advance church, charity, and reform.
London April 7 United Press miners' wives and daughters plan a strike to pressure government to fulfill pre election housing promises. Agitators urge unions and refusal of household duties as figures show only five percent of mine district homes have baths, under half have running water, and many lack proper kitchens or sinks.
The piece notes calls to buy land and construct well equipped homes while a wives strike is urged to pressure the government into model dwellings. Officials dismiss the idea as flighty though some politicians, mindful of women’s suffrage, consider it seriously.
A giant vessel named the Tarrant super-triplan will be tested first, then prepared for use. It spans 160 feet and is designed to lift up to 10 tons.
Berlin reports claim Communist plans for a major strike early next week as government forces brace for a coup d etat. The fragment notes uncertainty and mentions a revenue bill referenced in passing amid the upheaval.
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