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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1919
Page
11
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Mrs Elizabeth McGinnis of Pendleton writes a tribute poem to Robert Pershing Ingalle infant son of Mera Elizabeth Iealin who died in France. The poem recalls the child as a pledge of love from a father fallen in battle and ends with a veteran farewell amid poppies. Also notes university council actions on uniforms and freshmen dress code after war.
Portland reports Reed College President W T Foster has accepted Harvard University invitation. He will depart in July for a two month lecture course. Associate details note Prof N F Coleman leads the western division social hygiene efforts now in France and Prof J K Hart takes a leave to become district manager for War Camp Community Service.
TOKIO April 1 street demonstrations across Korea have escalated into violent riots. War offices report additional battalions of Japanese troops sent to Korea to quell the turbulence. Troops deployed to Pusan and Gen ban. Public unrest spreads as Korean independence movement gains momentum.
In Chicago on April 16 Freatsmen on the University of Chicago campus will wrap the customary green cape between events. The ceremony involves academic traditions and campus pageantry with students participating in the lighthearted ritual.
In London on April 13 Admiral W. S. Sims was feted by the Mugrimy Club. He received a large block of oak from Nelson's flagship Victory as a keepsake, inscribed on a silver plate. Sir Harry Brit presided, Speaker Lowther proposed the toast, and Admiral Weyman seconded. Sims commented on close naval cooperation and praised British hospitality toward U S naval personnel.
A 19th century medical admonition promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children. It warns against coated tongues and feverish signs, touting gentle cleansing within hours. It urges buying only the California Fig Syrup Company product and warns against counterfeit syrups.
Ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood to relieve prostrating illnesses like influenza and grip, correcting weakness, nervousness, and poor digestion. It stresses restoring red blood cells and improving appetite, digestion, and overall health for the family.
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