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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
6
Belgian troops near Ineceidert extend advance to within 15 miles as they seize Munches Gladbach Gui denkirchen and Welnsborg. Official reports confirm gains and continued push toward strategic positions in the region.
John T Thorne receives word that his son Jonathan Thorie, wounded in France as a member of Company G, 4th Infantry, is now at General Hospital No 72 Fort McHenry Maryland. A Cross helper Mary Wells writes that he arrived at Newport News a week ago and is recovering well, hopes to write soon, and asks his father not to worry.
Roswell Johnson of the University of Pittsburg says American women are blackening in motherhood and urges a progressive fee. He claims we must expect more births from superior women and supports segregating inferior women after soldiers depart. Single women are described as slicker.
Reports from Pendleton include a hospital update on Mr Techelia and Chon Mim at St Anthony’s after surgery this morning. A circuit court case Lexington Realty Co. v We B Alternate Thendia is noted as missed by Judge Phelps. Vernon Ball begins duties at Fir National Bank. Walter Rhodes aided by Chief Roberta recovers a stolen tire. Ground keeper Mr Rinehart found the tire at the Round-Up. Fred Lockley to speak at the M E Church Sunday evening at 7 20. He will discuss letters from soldiers in France and his Oregon wartime acquaintances.
Mrs J Williams formerly of Pendleton died recently of Spanish influenza at Lowetown Monton at age 85. Her husband J C Williams will bring her body to Pendleton tomorrow for funeral services at 11 a.m. Brown chapel with Rev R E Gornall officiating. She was the daughter of Mrs Mary Price of Pi jot Rock and is survived by an infant nine months old. After services the body will be taken to Athena for burial.
Doc Rogers died in Seattle on November 23 1935 at age 29. Youngest son of the late Mr and Mrs N Rogers early Oregon pioneers. Lived at Rogers home on Buttercreek until his mother’s death. Since then with sister Mrs Harold Bettinger Beatle. Had been an invalid since age five. Interred in family lot at Echo. Survived by three sisters and three brothers.
Newspapers praised the League of Nations and criticized Lloyd George for failing to refer to it in his latest political speech. They called the League the most important issue and noted the British public is deeply earnest about a League of Nations.
Washington, Dec. 6 German attempts to bribe Sweden to enter the central powers were disclosed. Sweden was offered in 1914 and North Schleswig was cited a year later. Germany threatened troop movements in Sweden if the alliance was not formed.
The Common Council of Pendleton on November 24, 1914 amended the improvement of Pie Street from Webber Street to the railroad street end and fixed contract price. Persons affected may apply to the City Recorder within ten days to pay installments under the specified chapter and the forms are available at the City Recorder’s office. Public notice dated Pendigrom Germany month day year.
Mrs J M Camus of Key West reports relief after five years of female ailments. She praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring strength and ability to do housework. The note claims extensive experience guiding women and invites readers to write for advice.
Vivid advertising claims urge readers to apply a damp cloth through hair to double its beauty. The copy touts dandruff removal and scalp purification, promising softer, shinier hair and even new growth, urging purchase of a small bottle from drug stores.
A county jail inmate is charged today with stealing 2100 dollars in Liberty bonds and 100 pounds in War Savings Stamps from the home of J. F. Lonbart on Thinkagivieg night while the family were attending a Communist meeting.
Edward Raymond Tiler, a Mare Island Navy Yard sailor, pleaded guilty to bigamy and received an indeterminate sentence from Superior Judge Malcolm Glenn in Oakland in December.
SEATTLE December . A Christmas gift and reward for patriotism will grant American citizenship to more than 0000 alien soldiers serving in the United States Army in the Hawaiian Islands. W. M. Ragadalie, chief naturalization officer of the Pittsburgh district, who traveled to Washington, announced the move as part of the wartime naturalization process.
A reader extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a long time family cure for coughs and colds. The ad warns against neglecting a cough as it may signal throat or bronchial disease and claims rapid relief from Chamberlain's products with several anecdotal results.
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