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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1918
Page
5
An American unit marches through France and a sergeant questions a trooper about a firelit room. The soldier explains that some French wood was soaked with water to expand the supply. The incident ends with a brief, humorous clarification as the march continues.
Fragmentary line suggests nostalgia for bygone season and public interest in local sports or civic events. Wording hints at a historical context with vague references to prospects and a year’s cycle. No clear names, dates, places, or organizations readable.
A vintage advertisement touts Geta IL corn remover as the quick relief for corns and calluses. It claims immediate drying, painless corn removal, and a money back guarantee. The ad lists EB Lawrence Co Chicago as maker and mentions Pendleton and Tallman & G endorsing it as the world’s best remedy.
An old style drug store ad promises rapid relief from headache and neuralgia. A small package costs a dime with a few moments after taking four powders you will wonder what became of the headache.
The article argues that the United States fights to liberate the world from German menace and to restore national self respect. It cites President Wilson and Josiah Royce, critiques German leadership, and recalls neutralist violations and German plots against American industry. This is the eighth in a ten part series by PrefessorAdam e.
Pastime Today notes Universal City’s Loulie Lovely sought a leading man with dry hair. Directors auditioned many actors until Philo McCullough appeared, promising to suit her tastes with his red curls. Lovely agrees, citing prior serials as familiarity.
G Hawke promotes the Hart photoplay Blue Blazen Rawden a Canadian northwest tale produced by Thomas H Ince for Artcraft. It features EH Hart as a rugged western character in five reels of adventure shown Sunday and Monday with Hawke praising Hart’s versatility and convincingly dramatic setting in the Mackinaw fur cap and moccasin era.
The Paramount Dorothy Dalton drama Love Letters appears at the Alta theater today. A young wife fights to keep her husband’s trust as blackmailer Raymond Moreland influences a murder case with her husband as prosecuting attorney. Also featuring Charlie Murray in That Night.
A fragmentary notice appears to discuss a sewing circle and gratitude to those who share experiences. It references a mysterious product and its external use, hinting at a remedy advertised for pain relief. The text is garbled with several misspellings and partial phrases, making a clear report difficult.
The civilian population of Arras has been removed after three years of bombardment. A city employee who cared for municipal archives was killed by shellfire as the town was evacuated after the archives were removed. The city had about 5,000 residents before the war and faced continued shelling on the Scarpe front.
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