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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
5
Fragmentary newspaper text listing hotel, news stand, and bureau locations across cities. Includes postal terms and subscription rates with partial references to dates and offices, indicating a damaged ad or classified placeholder.
A poetic meditation by Josephine M. Fabricant on love's true sight. The piece speaks of recognizing the soul beneath outward garments, urging goodness, sympathy, and trust while Journeying on life's path with a heavenly outlook.
From the Crews Financial Review: the reconstruction period now under way with other nations is more disruptive than the war itself. Economic healing demands higher production, while the public mind remains irritable after years of suffering. The author urges patience, coolness, and acceptance as the world moves toward a new normal.
The East Oregonian notes wage priorities with teachers highlighted as underpaid, criticizes Portland lawyers for raising divorce fees from 40 to 75, and warns of Round-Up crowd preparations. It remarks on butter at seven dollars a roll in Petrograd and cites Wilson urging restraint amid labor disputes with disorganized labor.
California laments fruit spoilage due to sympathy strike tying up transport as far north as San Francisco. The writer warns the strike harms the region, raises prices, and hurts the poor, urging patience and orderly action to resolve shortages and avoid bedlam. Russia's famine shows deadly consequences of chaos.
An 1891 East Oregonian item notes a late August bloom in Dr. Vincents garden with strawberry patch and quince blossoms set for an extra crop. Also updates return from Camp Meacham, hunts in Washington mountains, and local travel of Bailey family. Indians plan annual hunt, preparing winter food and leaving the reservation for hunting grounds.
The text discusses the Virgin as a star lore symbol, one of the oldest constellations. It notes associations in classic times with Ceres and Prosperine, Prosperine's capture by Pluto, and Ceres seeking Jupiter's intercession in the matter.
Prosperine granted liberty at intervals in ancient lore as Virgo and Issis linked to the Milky Way. The region hosts about 400 nebulae or “worlds in the making” with Spica, a first-magnitude white star, as the principal beacon. Spica is double, with a small invisible companion in a four day orbit. the star lies so far that reliable parallax is absent. It nears the Solar System at nine miles per second, rising near east on the meridian around June 2, a star used by Hipparchus to study precession.
A temple at Thebis was oriented to a specific star as early as 200 BC indicating advanced astronomical knowledge. The reference notes the long standing practice of aligning sacred structures with celestial events in ancient Egypt.
Tulare Cal Aug 28 A clearing house for motor truck transport will open tomorrow to protect perishable crop producers valued at 390000 from losses caused by inadequate market transport facilities.
The House today passed legislation authorizing the permanent rank of general for General Pershing. The honor likely will be conferred at a joint session, marking a formal recognition by Congress and the executive branch.
The article notes that no action was taken in March to confer a similar rank on the chief of staff, mirroring the discussion in Congress about military hierarchy and senior positions.
It claims Zemo removes itching and irritation from eczema blotches ringworm and rashes. The product is described as a penetrating disappearing liquid that cleanses soothes and heals skin while being not greasy and easy to apply. The ad urges readers to obtain it from The B. W. Rose Co. in Cleveland Ohio.
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