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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notice lists a Portland Oregon address and various names and numbers, noting a sale action and a postal or business context. Visible items mention Pendle post office, second class mail, and Portland addresses with scattered names and figures.
Readership options are listed for daily monthly and weekly delivery by mail carrier including various durations. The rates detail daily, semi weekly, and weekly plans with associated costs.
A wartime poem by Folger McKinsey praising homeward reunions and steadfast devotion. The speaker vows to welcome returning loved ones with faith, hope, and solidarity, invoking old bonds and shelter from harm as they come home from war.
A wartime Christmas address reflects on five years since the Armistice, praising freedom, democracy, and human resilience. It notes the world’s gains, demands continued service, and urges rebuilding with justice and liberty, ending with a Christmas canticle about peace and love.
The article mixes holiday reflections on Christmas with a controversial note from New York about civilization impacting Eskimos. It cites explorer Vilhlolmyr Stefagneos lauding Arctic discovery yet arguing against civilizing Eskimo tribes, noting a decline in native practices and a push toward adopting Western living. The piece juxtaposes celebratory mood with scholarly debate on cultural preservation amid modernization.
A jumble of items notes Christmas gifts, family names, and memories from holiday past. Mentions of Frank Ceipeet, Nora Martin, and other individuals surface amid references to celebrations and retirement plans. Scattered lines recall events around late December and a historical wartime figure, with uncertain dates and places, reflecting a faded news fragment.
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