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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
2
In Portland DRC ministers debated reviving capital punishment. Rev C Cline urged restoring the death penalty for murder, citing scripture. Dr Joshua Stansfield opposed the move, citing the current quota and timing rather than personal views on punishment.
The readable text shows a doctor speaking about Vinol and advising parents of weak delicate children to try it. It references Vinol's use and a cautious suggestion to trial the product if it fails to help, but the rest of the context is fragmented and unclear.
An old newspaper blurb urges Americans to cut excess food and use four ounces of Rad Salts, a grape and lemon acid blend, to flush kidneys. It claims improved bladder health, reduced uric acid, and relief from back pain, headaches, and rheumatic conditions.
An old home remedy promotes darkening hair with garden sage brewed into a tea mixed with sulphur. The formula claims natural color, gloss, and youthfulness after a few applications, with easy at home use and availability at drug stores.
Dr Hhanefietd claims opposing the motion before the body while citing Old Testament law and a Christ era rejection of an eye for an eye. Dyn Willam A. Waldo defends the resolution but a motion to table passes. The Ven erable H. D. Chambers then proposes enforcing imprisonment and the motion is unanimously adopted.
Representatives from the University of Oregon Reed College and O A C met at Reed College in November to arrange a trianguial debate set for January. The issue is that the Chinese exclusion act principles should be applied to immigrants for at least five years. Oregon negative to meet Portland Reed affirmative, O A C negative to challenge Oregon affirmative.
Portland residents face a new process for fundraising drives after January 1 1900 to 19 percent through a special committee of businessmen appointed by Mayor Baker. The panel will review applications before council approval and includes councilsupported groups like the Piahah home Weaverly baby home and the Salvation Army kettles during Christmas week.
Chicago orders a six and a half hour workday for offices and businesses cuts train schedules limits theatre performances and stops all nonessential lighting as the city confronts its most serious coal crisis since the great fire.
New York December 4. The fuel administration announced that bunker coal will be refused to foreign steamships at all American ports after 10 a m December as part of coal conservation measures.
An international debuting league has been formed with British Columbia, the University of Idaho and the University of Oregon as members. No schedule has been drawn up as yet.
Dec 4. Because his wife made him go to bed at a sundown hour every night William Bernard Thompson, a wealthy cereal manufacturer of Minneapolis, was granted a divorce here today. The case centers on the wife insisting on an early bed time, leading to the court granting the decree.
A reflective piece on appetite and wisdom contrasts the least busy wise man with the crowd. A Los Angeles Times report is cited where a lawyer questions a witness about a past figure, with the reply that the evidence came from a tombstone inscription.
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