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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
4
A fragmented ad style blurb touts a supposed pain reliever claiming rapid relief for various aches. The text is garbled but centers on a product advertised as effective and economical, with inconsistent wording and unclear branding.
A garbled list outlines varying subscription terms for the Oregonian, including daily and semi weekly options with prices by mail and carrier. Notable entries show six months and one year periods with costs around 5.16 and 1.9 respectively, though many figures are incomplete or misspelled.
A fragmentary piece argues Britain must keep a strong navy alongside the United States. It stresses shared commitment to justice, rejects notions of global domination, and warns nations must be ready to defend seas or face consequences. The tone recalls wartime naval power discourse and alliance in the battle for the sun.
Government action to curb venereal disease extends from the military to civilian life under Surgeon General Rupert Blue. The plan adopts Chamberlain-Kahn features, with reporting requirements, treatment for infected women, and efforts to close casual red light districts. Some anti-Wilson senators criticize the approach as petty.
A fragment reflects optimistic wishes for Ay Nvlnd to channel Winston Churchill like vigor. The line implies confidence in leadership and public morale without detailing events or dates.
Editorial notes the upper house lacks vision during critical times and urges discussion of major questions. It criticizes Reed as the lone dissenting voice on issues, questions about conscription and naval policy, Canada’s wheat price stance, and calls for improved cables and wireless systems to ease news exchange. It mentions Von Bernstorff’s confession and the Sacramento to Seattle flight signaling rising travel norms while urging concerted housing plans in Pendleton and war savings stamp purchases.
The young Milten couple received their marriage license from the county clerk yesterday. A pleasant dance was held at the residence of Choa Beale on Birch Creek. H. Nelson is in the city from the West recovering from an accident. Henater Raley and D. W. Bailey Pendleton received two shotguns worth $125 each from the East. They plan a chicken hunt Sunday to try the new weapons.
In a Texas case the prosecutor questions why a defendant bought a life insurance policy for a deceased dog. The judge rules the defendant’s actions were improper. the defendant allegedly sought a fee after the dog’s death. The incident centers on alleged fraud and the court’s stance on the purchase conducted within the past 16 months. The judge concurs with the prosecutor that deceit occurred.
Chicago reports talk of a woman as a likely candidate for the spring election. Analysts say hundreds of workers are expected to reenter the scene as speculation grows about Jane Addams entering the race.
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