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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1918
Page
3
Handkerchiefs for men are presented as the universal gift with holiday assortments at sale prices. Cotton cambric hemstitched options at 15c and 2 for 25c, plain or initialed cambric at 20c, and pure linen plain or half linen initialed at 25c, all highlighted as good value.
On Liberty Day November 11 a forwarded list of forty four Wile French children and their sponsors was sent to Warin. This is the fourth list, bringing the total to 187 French orphans under county care. Local committees and residents contribute funds and cards to support the orphans, with a Christmas card program and a county library display of donor and recipient pictures.
Lee Warrington discusses America’s postwar aviation fate with Captain Joy N Franck and Captain Horo Franc. He weighs keeping aircraft and aviators, preserving civil aviation, and repurposing air power for passenger travel, mail service, and military training. The article notes strong opinions against junking the air fleet and highlights potential civilian and national defense roles.
A British soldier Fowler was hidden for four years in a French village after being found alive in October 1916 when German forces occupied Lo Cutigny. With the help of a French villager and his wife, Fowler survived by hiding in a wood, a hollowed-out center, and a stalk prowl, enduring hunger and cold while German troops searched the area. A corporal who escaped detection later faced burial duties, while Barquin and his wife faced threats. the wife vanished and Barquin died of galloping critique.
An early 20th century analysis argues the League or a U S alliance is needed to counter Germany. The piece warns a failure to form the League could push the United States toward a separate coalition, risking a permanent balance of power and European conflict.
A fragmentary discussion questions whether social norms will shift toward polygamy after war. The piece references observers and unnamed experts debating changes in marriage, relationships, and family life amid wartime upheaval.
Women disrupted the inquest into the death of James Mieday in Indiana as deputies and constables attempted to restrain them. They shouted taunts, fought to approach Time GC Williams and the rioting scene ended with the suspect being dragged outside before retreating.
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