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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1919
Page
5
Fragmented OCR shows a newspaper notice about mailing rates and Chicago and Washington bureaus. It mentions Imperial Hotel, Daily and Semblance rates, and subscription options by mail or carrier. Details are garbled but indicate a periodical with varying term prices.
A village girl leaves homely shelter for romance and city dreams. Her bustling travel awakens vanity and ambition as she imagines distant places beyond her familiar town. Fremont Potlock Lingston.
Ames A Stillman argues war destruction drives high living costs through supply shortages, suspended production, wage hikes, and currency inflation. He notes profits and prices will ease only after global recovery and currency contraction, and praises potential League of Nations to end war costs.
The article notes U S foreign trade more than doubled in five years, with exports and imports totaling over 10.32 billion for the year ended June 30, 1919, up from 4.258 billion in 1914, despite war. It highlights gains in agricultural and mineral exports and record import figures.
A New York household expert argues that domestic work will increasingly fall to women despite better jobs elsewhere. The piece discusses suffrage ideals, gender roles, and the push of modern life, noting how women may return to home duties or politics as needed. It also includes a testimonial for Dawn's Kidney Pills from Mrs. M. J. Thornton praising relief from back pain and improved kidney function.
Jomo Failing left Sunday for Yaquina Bay seeking health and recreation. R K M Turner returned from the Bound, J M Bentley from Salem after paying seven quarter sections of school land. Mrs T D Oliver and family at the coast. Mrs Hon Hogen returned from Meacham. TPAMNO miners to strike Wallach Ida Aug 14. One thousand Burke and Mullan miners to strike tomorrow.
A medical advertisement asserts kidney troubles cause fatigue poor sleep and low appetite. It promotes Hood s Sarsaparilla to strengthen and tone kidneys and Hood s Pills as a laxative remedy, urging immediate use.
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