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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1919
Page
5
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A Universal Pictures executive discusses German aims to import American films to satisfy public demand while facing wartime controls. He notes Germany’s need to showcase familiar stars and titles to compete with American productions, signaling planned contracts and regional cooperation, as postwar challenges loom. A classified line notes a 1917 Chevrolet for sale at Alta House.
A group of 190 children from St Louis traveled to the Children's Industrial Farm at Kereke Missouri for a country vacation run by St Louis residents. Fifteen mothers attended and nine directors will supervise. The outing is supported by Kingdom House Markham Memorial Council Door Ketirement River Ride Mission and the American Red Cross Children’s Aid Society among others. A similar program previously sent a group.
Henry De Mall, 65, longtime New York City resident, died in Syracuse after a short illness. He was born in Madison Avenue area and had worked as a correspondent before his retirement. Survivors include a sister in Yonkers and a brother in Albany.
A chaotic fragmentary clipping reports a vote action brought by Edward P. Goldthwaite against Marie FL Goldthwaite amid a habeas corpus matter from a prior case. It alternates with stray notes on markets, caribou hunting, and bathhouse debates in Cardiff Wales, plus gossip dialogue about dividends and nude bathers.
The text discusses Canis Minor and Procyon myths, noting their roles with Orion and Irregular heat theories. It mentions a long star lore section, Arabian legends, and a dying prairie scene with a Canadian public warning about a pending influx of caribou and a comet event, citing 60 million caribou in Canadian barrens.
A 28 month old is shown pennies nickels and a dollar bill to name money. The child calls the coins money for the organ man, declares the nickel as big money, and adds that the one dollar bill is Hessie’s money, linking it to the kitchen helper.
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