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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1919
Page
7
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Fragmentary verse fragment with biblical allusion and archaic phrasing. The speaker references sleep dream and the idea of a beloved sheep blessed by God, attributed to H. M. Williams.
The piece praises President Wilson as able to lead while ill, stating the coal strike is settled on fair terms for both sides and saved the public from freezing or high fuel prices. It asserts the nation needs an alert leader and urges rest for recovery.
A San Francisco Bulletin editorial warns that peace cannot arrive until the treaty is proclaimed and the League of Nations operates. It argues German mistrust of American delay and suggests a Senate rejection could push Berlin toward separate peace, risking renewed conflict and a fragile victory.
A lengthy letter from former Senator Jonathan Bourne urges Poindexter as the GOP presidential candidate and questions whether Republicans should hold a national convention or declare bankruptcy. Sheriff Taylor’s salary and duties are noted, with detective E B Wood supporting claims about a bandit incident. The coal shortage prompts discussion of restoring a local motor car service between Umatilla and Pendleton.
Reynolds aged 77, a Civil War veteran and longtime Walla Walla figure, died in a local hospital. Native of Indiana, he moved to the city in 1866 with a government survey party, served as clerk of the U.S. district court, and held city clerk posts. A charter member and past commander of Lincoln Post No. 4, he was married in 1888 to Carrie Baker of Maine.
A Guederke tauirah and Marker Kasbah collided this morning at the errivere of Vilst's. One car was damaged and no injuries are reported. Police investigated the scene and cited no charges at this time.
An overseas diary fragment describes England’s green scenery, hotel life, and transport quirks including double-decker trams. The narrator notes customs at Southampton, mentions sugar requests at a hotel, and travels aboard the Normannia toward Le Havre with a zeppelin-like sky and a stop after about an hour.
Kennedy, alleged J. W. W. organizer, arraigned yesterday afternoon before Justice Joe H. Parkes on a charge of criminal syndicalism. Hearing set for Friday. Held on $300 bond, unable to furnish it, in county jail awaiting attorney.
An archaic health ad warns that meat causes uric acid, dull kidney pain, and urinary issues. It promotes four pints of a lemon grape lithia salt mixture to flush and purify kidneys, claiming it neutralizes acid and ends bladder weakness with daily use before breakfast. It touts a pleasant lithia water drink as a safe adjunct.
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