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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1918
Page
7
Meat prices climbed sharply in Portland markets as buyers faced higher costs. Vendors reported limited supply and rising wholesale rates driving the increase, with shoppers warning of continued pressure into next week.
Amid market notes at North Portland and Perham, literacy mentions a new corn remedy promising quick relief with drops at the tender corn. The report ties the drug to health claims and urges caution as it notes infection fears and rising prices across cattle, hog, and sheep markets in a busy trading day.
Prof EB Sperry of Syracuse University testified to a Senate committee that German language newspapers in the United States sought to inflame anti Japanese sentiment. He cited German articles predicting U S domination by Germany within a decade and noted Reichsbank funding for German teaching abroad and decorations for foreign teachers, with no U S decorations recorded.
April 16 report from General Publicity Committee outlines Third Liberty Loan figures for Germany with high wartime financing and mobilization stakes.
Germany's total indebtedness reaches 31,000,000,000 with 68,000,000 people, yielding about 54 dollars per person. America, population 116,000,000, shows a much smaller burden, about one eighth of Germany's, about seven dollars per person. The note claims the U.S. could sustain large war spending before matching German debt.
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple attorneys and firm names tied to a Crawford building and legal offices in various buildings including Americas National Bank Building. Details are unreadable and multiple misspellings obscure identities and actions.
ATLANTIC PORT April 14 General Gordon Howe of the Royal flying corps arrived today and urged sending more airplanes. He said early offensives were hampered by a lack of air cover and that Allied air superiority has been decisive. He warned that the enemy drive would be checked once air power is strengthened.
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