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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR item from the Oregonian showing publishing details and distribution notes for Pendleton Oregon. It references the Oregonian publishing company, postage, and sale locations in Portland and Washington DC. The readable text is incomplete and provides no distinct event or person.
The notice lists advance subscription prices for Daily and Semi Weekly editions including yearly, six month and monthly terms by mail or carrier. Rates shown include 45.0 for some plans and 3.75 1.95 1.46 figures, with several term options unclear from the fragment.
Verse fragment by Thomas Heywood inviting a beloved to wake to morning. Mentions robin redbreast thrush blackbird and nightingale with lines about birds singing in furrows and sharing morning greetings. A rustic pastoral of love and nature appeals.
A 1919 discussion contrasts German indemnity and France's Rhine control with the aim of preventing future wars. It argues that a functioning League of Nations offers a safer path to justice than punitive measures, urging fair dealing to end mutual hostilities. It notes Bolshevism as a test for democracy amid autocracy and despotism.
A critique argues Bolshevism cannot take root in the United States as Americans reject class rule and confiscation. It links property ownership to initiative and notes housing scarcity from delayed construction while marriages rise, boosting demand for dwellings.
The Matlock estate is commended for planned construction. The late ex mayor believed in improvements and would be active with projects if alive today.
Harold E. Kahn of Owyhee Motel Boise writes to East Oregonian praising Walton Tully’s Bird of Paradise, defending its seven year run and challenging Tribune critic. He argues production quality, stage handling, and actor effort overcame a small town theater, urging fair treatment and publication of his letter.
Corsets are offered in new styles with trusted figures, fitting guidance provided. They come in white or pink fabrics with lace embroidery and ribbons, priced from 1.00 to 15.00. Brands include Ruth Lady Ruth Nemo Modart. sales staff invite customers to visit for a proper fit.
The one wash fabric suitable for baby coats dresses and skirts offered in all size ranges. Priced from fifty cents to one dollar per yard.
Huck towels offered in all cotton union and linen weaves with white or colored borders and hemmed ends. Sizes vary with masks ends. prices range from 20 cents to 1 dollar 50 cents, suitable for Easter.
An ideal under garment for women to wear in spring and summer offered in white and flesh tops. It appears entirely silk but is much cheaper. Prices range from 1.85 to 2.50 per suit.
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