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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1918
Page
5
The readable lines describe a top coat of sund entered broidcloth showing the apwl cullar and shoulder sash design. It mentions a celler and a severe helmet tat adding to the military effect as the piece broadens and lengthens across the left shoulder.
Amid wartime effort Washington saw a surge in federal workers and volunteers. The Council of National Deference and Food Administration reported thousands of staff, including 1,006 deferment employees in city offices and 60 outside Washington on salary. The Wartime Office mobilized 358 paid workers and 308 volunteers, with many awaiting training and posting in large federal buildings.
Fragmented OCR reads like a quirky riddle about corn peeling and a banana peel technique. It includes garbled phrases and stray letters, naming no clear people or events but hinting at a surreal device or metaphor. The piece preserves a quirky newspaper vibe without a clear reportable action.
Fragmentary OCR text contains nonsensical phrases and scattered terms like headache neuralgia pain and comedy. No coherent events, names, dates, or organizations emerge to form a proper news item.
A historical essay by Ephraim Douglass Adams, executive head of history at Leland Stanford, arguing for blunt German culpability in World War I. It cites German ruthlessness, atrocities in Belgium and France, attacks on civilians, and the sinking of the Lusitania, urging decisive American support and opposition to German aggression.
Charles Ray stars in His Mother's Boy at the Alim Theater while Tie Wife He Bought plays at Arcade reflecting a marriage contract and harmonious outcomes. Molly Malone shows in Thieves' Gold at Pastime. the article notes her outdoor and world touring background and preference for independence away from cities.
The Babes Bab e home scenes from Rab s Matinee Idol at Paramount studios drew lively talk and amusement among the cast. Marguerite Clark portrayed Bath with notable wit while Nigel Daring and Helen Green gave strong performances as Carter Brooks and Leila. Arcades theater hosted showings Sunday and Monday with the cast receiving broad cheers.
Washington April 11 reports say Senator Lene remains in unchanged condition and doctors are hopeful for no mendy. Official sources note stability as medical team monitors the situation closely.
A garbled line lists English lieutenants and a captain named curece, but the text is fragmented and unclear, offering no coherent event or names to summarize with confidence.
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