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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1918
Page
4
Maine Governor Carl E. Milliken urges citizens to curb criticism of public officials during wartime. He argues national effort overrides academic debate and free speech and warns against loyal Americans tolerating hostile language toward authorities.
The passage urges Americans to support the war program despite hostile reports. It emphasizes unity, truthful discussion, and cooperative effort in everyday actions to bolster government resolve and aid allies during emergencies.
A regional declaration favors lawful, organized action over mob violence to curb disloyalty. It argues mob justice is spasmodic, unjust, and ineffective, while within legal channels a strong county organization can thoroughly enforce duty and deter traitors.
An advertorial claim promotes a catarrh remedy that acts directly on the source rather than inhalers or jellies. It urges readers to obtain a bottle from a druggist, stating it neutralizes the germs in the blood and delivers real results without medical care. The supplier is listed as Laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
The text contrasts wartime defense of civilization with Bolshevik methods and notes that socialistic ideas are adopted in practice, not by socialists. It also argues the small home garden can aid welfare if guided by practical advice and feasible commitments.
The item recalls 28 years ago with reference to a prospective Democratic ticket nominee, Rev. W. B. Potwine leaving for Portand and a Pendleton Rod and Gun Club reorganization talk.Fairy merchant BE Taylor to plant 120 acres in grain, plus 470 more next season. Conductor Gould Khas renamed his run on the Union Pacific.
From the People San Francisco April 12 1916 thanks to East Oregonian for publicity of the Pacific coast division recruitment mission. urges reader to unite behind the war effort, contrasts German and Allied nations, and calls for dedication beyond political differences and routine farming.
Rome report says artillery fighting continued along the whole Italian front as of today, with the war office detailing ongoing bombardments and troop movements across multiple sectors. Strong source emphasis on persistent artillery combat and combined operations.
Washington April 12 reports rising prices in France with the cost of living up fifty percent since the war per La Depeche. The workers’ sentiment grows as wages and living costs push families toward hardship though the report notes only brief, unsettled details amid broader national concern.
Fragmentary OCR shows a discussion of Nature Cares 1 Doctor Takes the fing and Theressa cures with a cough remedy named Luli Cough Remedy. It mentions Georgina Davide and Ser meant Bie Owen as leaders of a women's corps and hints at restoring health and aiding expectoration.
An April Washington dispatch reports Hungary asserting strong action against food profiteering and hoarding. Authorities accuse 194 individuals of schemes, with printers and ex soldiers among those named, including cases of false food cards and forged identities. The missive notes ongoing investigations and arrests as part of wartime controls.
Paris reports four killed and 28 wounded as bombardment and shelling strike the asylum area. A soldiers’ account criticizes methods and urges restraint. The scene reflects urgent public concern over civilian casualties and security measures amid ongoing conflict.
Fragmentary OCR reads about an army sweater and related phrases with unclear words. The legible bits reference a garment description and stray quotes but no coherent event or names are discernible.
A garbled OCR text describes espionage and combat actions near Shee forest with mentions of German officers and attacks by machine gun fire. It references a raid involving a convoy carrying white bread and a suggested target of Terithh officers, but the overall intelligibility is low and many words are unclear.
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