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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1918
Page
2
A reflective civic message invokes Abraham Lincoln’s charity and malice toward none as a call to contribute to a larger, better national reconstruction. The text frames government and national life as a work in progress toward a rebuilt world.
The local employment office, open after mid July, reports placing about 3400 men in eastern Oregon. Employers are urged to release drafted men returning to positions held before service. Supervisor Berkeley notes the office facilitates job openings for returning soldiers and sailors through the harvest period and beyond.
ITS continued. Delicate matters, involving suspected national interests and waning pride, may prompt some to seek gains in press freedom. The text argues for assertive government pressure to curb criticism and maintain order, warning against the risk of shedding liberty for stability. No man can make a fool of himself at Lie time.
Manchester Guardian editor C. Lent urged that private discussions at the peace conference be published, arguing that even as talks remain private the results should be made public and not held back by negotiations, in Manchester, Dec 21.
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A garish trimmed gift item features fur coats and woolen comforts for car owners. Elise Hata and Muti present a feathered sole boot style designed to keep feet warm, suitable over slippers or dress boots.
The map shows the British and French islands of the Lesser Antilles proposed for cession to the United States in recognition of American services in defeating Germany. The sculler map places these islands relative to the United States, South America, and the Panama Canal, which they would guard. Already the U.S. has acquired from Denmark the Virgin Islands St Thomas and St Croix by purchase.
Lieutenant Commander Stevensor Taxtor argues at a Philadelphia meeting that the United States must remove hindrances to naval shipbuilding and merchant marine expansion. He cites wartime shipyard growth, concrete hulls, electric welding, and government support as vital to sustaining seaborne commerce and national security amid postwar policy debates.
A chaotic underground maze in New York City spreads through the subway system as riders fear getting lost. The piece describes countless entrances beneath Broadway and Seventh Avenue and warns of disoriented travelers, with a cautionary tale of a woman who veered off the correct path and nearly ended up in a dangerous stretch.
A fragmented historical speech advocates vigorous port facilities and full wartime mobilization. It emphasizes national unity, coordination, and American industrial strength to achieve large scale production and shipping goals. It frames victory through shipbuilding, loans, and sustained effort.
The fragmentary note references autumn crop, cocoons, and names such as Beuthensiann and Manchuria with cryptic phrases suggesting a historical botany or poetry context. No clear event, date, or entity-wise narrative emerges from the readable text.
Collectors in this city note a London sale of a 16th century Shakespeare first edition in worn binding. Once valued at CM, it fetched a price around £1,160 recently, with experts predicting further gains as interest and prices climb for such volumes.
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