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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1917
Page
7
The readable text shows a garbled historical note mentioning weekly items and names in a disordered way. It references a rally, a carrier, myths, a person named Saml and weekly content, but most details are unclear due to severe OCR distortion.
Fragmentary verse describes lofty peaks near the clouds and a cold windswept landscape. Emphasizes winter’s hold and endless snow, with distant rock-strewn slopes and a distant figure enduring the harsh climate.
The piece contrasts war reporting with lighter life at the front noting that horrors dominate dispatches while pleasant events like a fine breakfast receive little coverage. It highlights how conflict makes stories more newsworthy despite the human cost.
John Barrett formerly of Oregon reports from the front, offering a sobering view of war. He notes many at home fixate on the grim side, while some relief comes from observed patterns of injury and recovery among soldiers, and that actual fatalities are probably lower than feared in early French reports.
The piece contrasts German misreading of President Wilson with German policy in wartime. It argues Wilson sought peace yet favored action when necessary, cites Lusitania, preparedness, and the McLemore issue, then notes Spokane flour mills closing as farmers resist high wheat prices amid food controls and criticizes Pendleton headlight law enforcement and LW W crop plans.
An aged fragment chronicles a prom at the Northery Pac era with names like Mr and Mrs Alexander and a trip from Wallalla to TaAriewe. It describes a long journey by train carrying a choir and guests, noting costs and the enjoyable experience despite faded details.
Five weeks from the even date the eighth annel Tiareip will have peamed inte Hietaret. Umatilla county mentions a moment for her son who perished in the Mahernational Guard. The draft sould not have afforied the ont. Tostin street and Fred Page Teetin are referenced as early stay Fasleh leweer.
Fragmentary text questions Montienid soldiers and a likely upcoming event or action. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations readable to specify further details. This short item appears as a stray inquiry or note from a larger report.
Amid a choppy Senate debate led by Senator Simmons the revenue bill draws limited opposition as August approaches. House members push a broader package while analysts note shifting support and potential votes tied to wartime funding and domestic priorities.
Wounded soldiers in Paris refuse the crackdown on a decree, demanding fair treatment and the right to music while silent crowds gather near the White Court. The scene shows unrest, fatigue, and calls for dignity as authorities seek to restore order.
Mrs H Hankemeier of Kokomo says Cardui improved her mood and health after months of irritability and pains. She credits the tonic with relief from headaches backaches stomach upset and nerves and urges others to try Cardui, noting many grateful letters about its benefits.
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