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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1919
Page
6
A William Fox production opens at the Arcade titled The Call of the Rout Doomed mother hides a dark secret from the man she loves as he couriers her child. Brockwell portrays a woman torn between love and marriage offering dramatic depth in a haunting melodrama.
Pearl White, star of Pathe's The Lightning Stalider, is known for escapes from death during filming. She believes she will outlast dangers and has performed perilous feats for the camera. Her record includes a broken finger from a bad dive and a long test of nerve atop airplanes and waterfalls. A traffic accident once delayed her, causing her to miss Blakely's fatal spiral dive.
A Telegraph era note previews Green Eyes starring Dorothy Dalton at the Alta theatre. The plot centers on a suffering wife amid jealousy and estrangement, with a man who marries a cousin and becomes involved in intrigue and violence.
Peptona offers a simple method to aid strength and vigor for indoor workers. The text notes inactivity and confinement of indoor labor often lead to a general decline in physical fitness.
A tangled crime drama unfolds as a brother confronts his sister-in-law after a murder scandal. The wife admits inviting him, a confession follows, then another confession clears him. Director KH William Neil leads the production with Mount Mount photography praised.
Washington April 29 Labor delegates at the Thrle Conference adopted measures for the peach treaty aimed at labor reform. Delegates press wage earners' welfare and call for the right to organize, a shorter workday, and equal pay for women and men, as central goals.
Three army captains including Captain Frank W. Worencraft will manage Dallas Texas with Captain Hal Mosely as street commissioner and L FE MeGes as police commissioner. The Dallas Dispatch endorsed the plan though only two of four city newspapers supported it. Republican leaders urge caution on League covenant in Washington telegraphs to Senate editors.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a dispute over an amended covenant. The loess dewfi phrase suggests careful standing until a conference opportunity is provided, but the readable text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or concrete actions.
An old warning urges buyers to buy genuine Bayer aspirin tablets. Fraudulent tablets found in Brooklyn contained talcum powder. Verify by looking for the Bayer cross on the pack and individual tablets.
A health advice item promotes a daily inside bath with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels. It claims improved complexion, fewer headaches, better digestion, and overall vitality for both women and men, urging adoption of internal cleansing as essential to health.
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