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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1918
Page
5
Zurich reports a town meeting where former German Finance Minister Meiffertoh criticizes pacifist delays while secretary Daniele praises women knitters for wartime support. They say women knitters boost morale and aid the country by providing comfort and contributing to home front efforts.
A health pamphlet extols morning hot water as a cleanse for the digestive tract. It claims daily hot water elevates complexion, purges toxins, and purifies the entire alimentary tract. The piece cites claimed benefits to stomach function and overall vitality with cautions about purity and propriety.
An essay argues German rulers claim power as the state’s only object, denying moral principles in international conduct. It critiques Treitschke and German officials, warning that without defeat Germany’s ideas threaten global秩序 and human decency. The article presses American democracy to uphold international law.
A feature on Mie Gordon headlining the at Pike Alta theater production "Her Hour" describing her dramatic performance as the standout, with Carmel Myers in "The Wife He Bought" and other film notes. The piece highlights Gordon's career rise from tough beginnings to film stardom and her preference for outdoor, natural settings over city life.
A 75-signator notice from La Grande businessmen declares a reform pledge denouncing slacker figures and naming Preemanadel Wealthy Lodge member A. I. Veterman and J. L. Koln as allegerneher slouchers. The luncheon backed a revolution draft passed unanimously, pledging cleaner civic leadership.
The statement proclaims a policy of fighting to the bitter end against Slacker and Fro-Germany, indicating a determined Union County stance in the ongoing conflict.
Chicago report on April 10 quotes President Goriwyn Rhee of the United Winter Chamber of Commerce warning of a Bolshevik menace in America. The opening of a chamber meeting featured tense language about revolutionary threats and threats to liberty, with calls for vigilance against radical influence.
WARRINGTON April 16 Senator Stone suffered a slight paralytic attack while on his way to the capital in a street car. The incident disrupted his scheduled appearance but no further details were provided and his condition was described as slight.
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