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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1919
Page
7
The Oregonian issue provides publication information and subscription pricing for daily and semi weekly editions. It lists delivery options by mail and carrier, with durations ranging from one month to one year and geographic distribution including Portland and Pendleton.
A fragmented 19th century style ode speaks of weary toflors, dim land, and shadows at day’s end. It hints at rest promised after strife, with a somber reflection on life’s events and peace after turmoil, attributed to Col. John.
President Taft admonishes not to rush peace efforts as central powers face hard choices and lingering occupation. He notes critics view the armistice as end of war, while armies remain engaged and demands for release and homecoming persist amid difficulties. Taft also highlights new draft figures.
The article reviews peace treaties and armistices from historic conflicts, noting timelines from the Napoleonic era to the Franco Prussian War and the Vienna Congress. It argues speed in drafting treaties matters less than ensuring thorough, careful settlement to avoid future misfortune.
A proposed federal Home Loan Bank system would allow regional banks to be organized by building and loan associations under government supervision. A tentative bill drafted with Labor Department support aims to redistribute securities and expand home building loans, to be introduced in the next Congress.
The article highlights Jimmy Wilde's relentless training ethic led by his manager or handler Mer. It notes her constant supervision and pacing of Wilde during his daily roadwork on an English training route, underscoring disciplined preparation.
The Round-Up park will be open for tourist camping with a natatorium and shower baths nearby. Signs will be posted to inform visitors that the park is open, boosting Pendleton’s prestige as a social and commercial center.
The article notes faster progress at the peace conference after President Wilson urged the George Washington to assist. It emphasizes a single answer for supporters of the Victory Loan appeal as the war effort continues.
A garbled exchange depicts a Jet and an American soldier discussing a topic titled Frite's bie bun. The Briton quips about a gun capable of firing a shell while a party member probes opinions, reflecting wartime dialogue and misheard phrases.
A jumble of overheard lines captures travelers and locals in a bustling city scene. Aided by comic asides, references to Chicago and a university town appear alongside casual chatter about trips, trains, and encounters, conveying a slice of everyday urban life.
An old advertisement touts Begy's Mustarine as superior to plasters and liniments for sore throat chest colds and related pains. It claims fast relief for headaches rheumatic pains and muscle aches with topical application, promising rapid penetrating action and easy use.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows a character mentioning appendicitis and concern among a group, with exclamations about Cranar and fear about a freshman. The readable parts suggest a tense, informal exchange as characters discuss danger or illness.
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