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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
6
A long Socials and Personal column lists visitors and residents from Walla Walla Pendleton Portland and Spokane. Mr and Mrs Fran Fragler visit Walla Walla plan to Spokane then home. Numerous locals and visitors arrive in Pendleton for holidays and events.
War pledge reminders warn Bendleton readers to meet their obligations within 14 days. Local updates note Lt Chester Foe out of the army and Lt Alger Foe in aviation service. A conference plans farm records and accounts in Umatilla County schools with Miss Lorene Parker and county agents guiding the project. Colonel Harry A. Hageman, Pendleton native, is profiled in a Saturday Evening Post feature about American Army motor work abroad.
A stark letter from a soldier in France details long separations from his wife, brutal winter weather, scarce food, and constant worry about mail delivery. He mentions friends and cousins, proclaims hope for a future reunion, and describes daily routines at the front including meals, sleep in a barn, and contact with home. He reflects on sacrifice and longing amid war conditions.
An unclear OCR fragment references OLIN BF MeFERON company and Rolat with 77 Division A and BLP in France. The readable portion lacks coherent context or dates to confirm a full event or outcome.
Paris dispatch reports weeks of bread price instability and scarce goods in northern France. Citizens struggle to buy wine, coal, coffee, and bread as costs surge and rationing tightens.
A historical notice promotes drinking hot water before breakfast as a health remedy. It claims benefits for digestion, liver and bowel flushing, and toxin removal, urging readers to adopt a daily hot water routine and touting supposed cures for headaches, bad breath, and colds.
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