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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1918
Page
6
Advertising style text lists varied rates for daily and semi weekly newspapers, showing prices by mail and by carrier. Includes city names Portland Newa and references to bureaus and security. Rates span one year to monthly, with some misread characters and spacing.
Poetic denunciation targets a concealed thief of wealth who harms orphans and widows, citing war dead and noble sacrifice. The verse condemns greed and calls divine judgment on the masked villain, urging accountability before the end. The author signs as Fromeont Pollok Livingston.
Senator Camberlain proposes a manpower law extending the draft to ages 18 through 45. Some oppose lowering the age while praising volunteers as capable soldiers. The plan promises a decisive muster of manpower and a clear message to Germany.
An extracted excerpt questions the value of any peace terms amid Germany's goals. It argues the cost of a coercive policy and insists on the complete extinction of Germany's martial power, rejecting compromise. The fragment implies a hardline stance toward Germany and a focus on military defeat.
A Dutch correspondent lauds American strength and warns Germans about a vast, calm, systematic force from America. Local fire chiefs note prompt calls to fires but urge careful location details to avoid misdirections. Social notes list weddings, visits, and community notices in Pendleton with numerous personal details and movements.
A garbled wartime fragment mentions improvised tools and devices used for targeting and range finding. The text hints at lines and anti personnel measures, with references to firing and mine actions, but overall lacks coherent detail.
A garbled OCR fragment portrays a classroom scene with an instructor addressing students and a male student’s remark about an apparent engagement. The text shifts to snippets of casual talk about marriage, public treatment, and comedic asides, reflecting a chaotic, overheard dialogue in a school setting. The piece mixes quoted speech and stray phrases with unclear attribution.
A reflective plea asks who among us protected democracy at home while soldiers died abroad. It questions national behavior, profiteering versus patriotism, and how future returning boys will judge the public's conduct, noting the German concept of rightfulness embedded in policy.
The text presents a disjointed query asking how a movie actress would fit into a large studio, mentioning dreamt careers and costume themes. It mirrors an old, garbled OCR fragment with unclear names and a fragmented press-like inquiry.
An urgent call from the United States Government and allied councils urges 25,000 women aged 19 to 95 to enroll in the United States Student Nurse Reserve. Volunteers will train and begin coursework by April 1 1924, with duties at hospital wards to sustain wartime health and support American industries. Local recruiting offices offer detailed information and enrollment steps.
A garbled Aug 6 1990 item mentions A Zexlor forming a partner with Fred Deertur, a barber business move at a villa dining space, and a small fire in La Orunete during a wet night near the Quickinte area.
An ad copy promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla with Peptiron and iron mixtures claiming strong health benefits. It asserts the tonic improves blood, increases strength, and supports digestion, noting use before meals and a fourfold rise in blood count.
W Bo Ayer and FLL Potter of Oregon Agriculture College warn against selling feed and hoarding grain for winter. They say cutting stock supplies harms transportation and market stability, and cannot predict how much bran or meal will be ground this season.
Fragmented OCR query outlines kidney disease risks and symptoms from backache and urine irregularities. It notes possible Bright's disease links and mentions doctors and treatments, urging caution and early attention to painful urinary and back symptoms.
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