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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1918
Page
4
OCR reads like a damaged news stand item from Oregon with scattered names and a security bond note. The readable bits mention a bond amount around 41 dollars and a location at Four Toon Street. Names and full details are unreadable.
Readable fragments show various subscription offers by mail and carrier, including daily, semi weekly, and monthly terms with odd pricing. Mentions dates or months are unclear. the text is fragmentary and lacks complete details for a full notice.
Fragmented OCR style text describes a troubled bot and memories of past troubles. It references blue skies, help to forget, hearts tied, travel away, gentle lake and weather, and a distant world chorus. The passage shows garbled phrasing with several proper nouns and imagery but no clear events or names.
An analysis of Anglo American relations noting that Americans and Brits have misunderstood each other since colonial times. The piece argues progress through war created mutual respect and highlights the President's recent visit to England to meet leaders and share American aims.
A San Francisco Bulletin excerpt argues Emersonianshaped scholars and workers must guide peace terms and national reform, praising American ideals and restraint. It contrasts with Berlin factions and prohibition debates, noting Umatilla County’s gold star list and Pendleton quarantine split amid wartime loyalties and coal stock pride.
A brief health note describes warmth and stimulating therapy as a possible remedy for lumbago relief. The report emphasizes comfort and renewed motion potential after treatment.
The passage discusses nations confiding in one another to share hopes and fears about the future. It asserts that closer knowledge of each other’s conditions will empower actions and that good will arise from the current proceedings.
28 years ago in the Oregonian a report highlights changes in local jobs and schooling. F Watfe takes a brakeman post on the Union. F W Vincent moves to Uma and teaches at Juniper school. The infant son of TH Carr dies. A Hothroek of Weasten is ill. Pioneer Unvatilla County farmer noted. The Perseodicion machine shop expands with ironwork contracts for a new building, and local payroll policy is described.
Versailles, Dec. 27, described as a grand town ideal for a peace conference though lacking hotels and a convention hall. The article traces Versailles palace history from Louis XIV through Napoleon and Louis Philippe, highlighting the Gallery of Mirrors where German empire events and armistice ties are noted, with Paris only ten miles away.
Pendleton visit by J. Cutler regiments quartermaster sergeant of the 1%th Marines on route to Spokane. He wears France Nicaragua and Cubs service badges and expert marksman medal. Cutler fought at Chateau Thierry Bouresches Verdun and was wounded by shellfire April 20 1918 returning to duty August 1 1918.
The article portrays the four leaders of the Federal Trade Commission as trade’s traffic police men. It names William B. Colver, Victor Murdock, J Freshlin Fort, and Huston Thompson as the commission’s senior figures and describes their duties to curb unfair methods, prevent price discrimination, and prohibit tying contracts.
Britain will undertake postwar duties to care for thousands of cemeteries worldwide. The imperial war graves commission, led by Sir Frederick Kenyon, outlines layout and memorials identical for all fallen, with large stone markers and inscriptions. Arrangements will respect local creeds in Indian and other cemeteries across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
London dispatch reports Winston Churchill, minister of munitions, urging managers and staff of merged firms to strengthen Britain’s munitions output. He hopes large scale warefare is past but cautions against neglecting fighting weapons and insists no country allow itself to fall behind in weapon technology.
An old time ad urges readers to stop neuralgia pain with St Jacobs Liniment. It claims a tiny dab relieves instant pain and soreness by rubbing the affected nerve or sore spot, promising quick relief without harm to the skin.
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