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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1918
Page
4
A historical note discusses advances in illustrated advertising, noting its novelty and rapid growth as a means to attract readers. It contrasts the allure of pictures with the practical reach of periodical notices and emphasizes evolving design trends in print media. The piece reflects on the role of art in ads and its impact on consumer interest and engagement.
Secretary Daniels widened his request that newspapers print no details on movement of ships. On July 6, 18, they were told to refrain from mentioning sailing, location, or destination of any ship in American waters. The war with Bolsheviks opens paths for Allied action in other waters. Lenine deepening trouble. Crown prince more adept at rolling cigarettes than leading an army. A mother questions her daughter's prior indifference. September registrants may be sent to counter Bolsheviks. Umatilla county harvest begins with sufficient labor and aid to the Salvation Army.
A fractured verse sequence evokes soldiers’ longing for home, duty, and the mourner’s gaze. Lines describe a dawn breaking after battle, the haunt of distant lands, and a plea to remember a child who heard the war. The piece references German steel and the wall, shifting from personal sorrow to national duty.
The British prime minister warned that longer war demands sterner terms from foes to avoid a misleading peace. Germany seeks ruinous bargains by exploiting Russia and pressing for BrestLitovsk and Bucharest terms, aiming to divide democracies with promises of raw materials and colonial gains.
L G Frazier H J Milman A E Dart Len Shaw and James Carden hunted near Deadman's Hill on the reservation Sunday. They bagged eleven rounce eight pheasants and two prairie chickens. J M Bentley left for Weston to fix a fire-damaged school. Miss May Woodbury arrives for a Pendleton public school posting guest of Dr Horton. Miss Jennie Crystal from Bookane visits her sister Mrs J B Roy of Pendleton. Harry Pond builds a rabbit trap in spare moments.
Washington reports that 81 percent of wounded soldiers recover and are returned to duty. Only 41?2 percent go to hospital from action injuries, with 1-3 percent discharged for physical disabilities. Figures cite official casualty records from the Battlefront and indicate most recover within months.
In a report on production delays at a digital operations site, Leeman faces order fulfillment challenges due to a shortage of pickers. Management notes a strain on workflows as digital processing equipment and staff struggle to keep pace with demand.
Special Correspondent reports eight Italian soldiers escaped an Austrian concentration camp after ninety days of ordeal. They endured whip, starvation, rats, and brutal guards, traveled across territories toward Russia, reaching Minsk and Petrograd with help from peasants and locals, preserving their pursuit of freedom despite harsh conditions.
A dated health blurb extolls starting each day with hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach and intestines before breakfast. It claims the practice cures dullness, headaches, bad breath, and indigestion, promising improved appetite and cleaner internal digestion.
Eight Italian travelers escaping hardship trek across snowbound plains to the Murman coast. They endure hunger, frostbite, and a perilous march aided by shared warmth and a rare mercy from villagers. They reach the Arctic seaport of Murman and are welcomed aboard a steamship to Newmalte where they receive aid from the British envoy.
A French general orders a glowingly formal tribute to the Rainbow Division of the U S Army at Lorraine noting bonds of affection between officers and men. He recalls the collaboration with Gen Meneer Col MacArthur and the 424th Division and looks to future battles.
In Yakima officials outline a roof construction plan with a $25,000 budget. Crews are assembling for the project, detailing roles and timelines for the overhaul.
British agent in Moscow, Layn Don Ade E Cecil and Metithond Hveat It tan Lockhart, are reported in a Doishovikt August notice as arrested. The brief item notes a Moscow inquiry into their activities.
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