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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1919
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR notes show a listing related to post office matters and distribution in multiple cities including Mortland and Chicago Bureau lines. The readability obscures dates or clear actions, but references suggest a broad dissemination network and security notes.
An oblique historical verse piece laments royal power and perceived corruption. It contrasts the kingly writ with the people’s claim to right and justice, imagining a surge of public will against regal deceit and privilege. Written in a dramatic, archaic voice attributed to John Soren O'Reilly.
Uneven OCR fragment questions constitutional protections and national doctrines. Mentions president's victory, amendment value, and Monroe Doctrine in a contentious, unclear context without a clear event or named entities.
A historical column argues that the central powers' cowardice and misreading of American resolve doomed Europe, recalling Washington, Yorktown, and other battles to urge courage. It cites Perry, Jackson, Grant, and Lee as contrasts to German and Austrian missteps. The piece laments Europe’s stagnation and warns of looming dissolution.
A humorous prose poem notes fledgling flying machines and speculative skies. It mocks costs and dangers, imagines traffic cops and insurance, and satirically muses on romance and misadventure among soon to be airborne devices. The piece blends whimsy with urban skepticism about early aeronautical fantasies.
A fragment compares a navy sinking with flags flying to a downfall of virtue. It contrasts praise for courage with the ignominy of surrender, warning that oppression leads to disgrace, anarchy, and dissolution. A biblical line ends the terse reflection.
New York World survey finds strong backing for the League of Nations among American readers with 3 to 1 favoring it. In New York City 62,250 approve vs 22,424 oppose. sixteen cities total 107,644 for and 35,407 against. Chicago results show 6,112 for and 4,709 against while East Oregonian reports nearly 200 to 1 in favor in Umatilla county.
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