Pendle Port Office Entry Noted for Second Class Mail
A fragment records an entry at Pendle port office noting second class mail and telephon es, reflecting postal handling terms of the period.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1919
Page
5
A fragment records an entry at Pendle port office noting second class mail and telephon es, reflecting postal handling terms of the period.
Rates listed for daily and semi weekly newspapers including payments by mail or carrier. Various durations are shown: daily one year by mail by carrier and by month, with both six and twelve month options. The text also includes minor price figures and typographical errors.
Child friendly cinema pages show a bi weekly show in a suburban district with audiences ranging from gray widows to noisy kids. The writer notes ancient films and Ballankes debut while praising how kids judge each act by delight or tears, asserting the audience made by kiddie reactions more than old stars or crowd support.
The Zone System advocates argue it ends the old flat rate per pound for second class matter, which penalized short interstate shipments and caused heavy government deficits. They claim the old system subsidized large city dailies and benefited publishers at the expense of smaller papers, while country dailies accept higher rates as the change improves fairness.
Roumanian War Council holds revenge as aim for invading Hungary and occupying Budapest. Hungarian occupation of Bucharest in the war cited as sole justification. Budapest endures siege as Romanian pressure tightens on national borders.
An Essen dispatch portrays the Krupp Works shifting from war production to peaceful aims as contracts slip away. Managers plead with workers to cooperate to regain business, noting strikes harmed orders from Norway and Holland and predicting renewed civil demand in a new era after militarism.
The piece reflects on postwar Europe and mentions pressures on Bela Run to retire for a representative government. It notes Roumanians ignoring Entente warnings, and stresses that four great Western nations and the United States must guide reconstruction. The League of Nations is active, with the US urged to stand amid Senate debates.
MARK, NS Aug 15 Despondent Catherine Wohlford, mother of five, reportedly said she could hardly keep the children alive due to the high cost of living. She died today by taking poison, according to neighbors who notified police.
Prime Minister Balfour, a leading British delegate at the peace conference, took a brief respite at Longchamps racecourse near Paris as the Grand Prix ran. He studied the race card hoping to pick the winner, accompanied by Captain Malcolm Ullong and Lady Victoria Primrow, recent bride.
A historic account describes the Northern Crown, a seven star semicircle in the northern sky, as a prehistoric constellation rich in myths. It details Ariadne’s crown gift, Theseus’s labyrinth victory, and subsequent tragic fates involving Bacchus and the stars.
Latha Burrell, 15, was attacked while herding cattle near Hally Idaho. She fought the mountain lion and was left injured but conscious. The animal jumped on her back tearing clothing and a shoe, before fleeing. Citizens organized to hunt the lion now roaming near the town. She is expected to recover.
An old advertisement touts mixing lemon juice with three ounces of Orchard White to create a quarter pint tan lotion for freckles sunburn and windburn. It promises rapid whitening of skin and enlisting grocers or drugstores to supply ingredients at low cost.
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