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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1918
Page
4
The fragment reports Taurean foro defeating tol and soviet forces of the Pijma river, with remarks on Palomas and a humorous aside about the Jima river needing another vowel. It then mentions President Wilson and his high batting average in relation to the League of Nations context.
A Boston Post editorial excerpt weighs Liberty bonds as government debt shifts after World War I. It compares Waterloo era bonds to Liberty issues, noting recent offerings yield high returns yet trade below early issues. The piece argues for price normalization and notes broader wartime to peacetime policy questions. It also lauds a community kitchen aiding influenza relief and touches on demobilization, naval growth, and Clemenceau’s stance on Germany.
A poetic reflection on change and loss as a speaker asks what the future holds when a cherished land and times fade. The verse contemplates heaven or hell outcomes and prays for strength to endure, ending with a note of rising resolve.
The author credits Senator Chamberlain for asserting all charges by the military committee a year ago were true yet notes the war department still sent two million well equipped men to France. It praises wartime results and argues flaws are inevitable but overall government and army performance was remarkably efficient.
A compact look at the Rothschild family's long influence across finance and diplomacy, tracing key moments over the last hundred years and noting enduring power, shifting roles, and notable public interactions with global economics and policy.
Firemen may resign en masse as city commissioner F H P vows to accept retirements of those who refuse to cooperate. He orders remaining crews to report by 1 o clock today to continue on the job. Fire department turmoil follows council decisions on staff.
The piece discusses concerns about bathing practices and skin care, warning against overcleansing and oiling the skin with petroleum products. It mentions adults urging moderation, the dangers of excessive washing, and notes about natural skin oils and emollients.
Bale m December 10 The state house is readied for the legislature convening January 12. Superintendent George Thaneford under Secretary of State Olcott has cleaned the senate and house chambers and prepared committee rooms. Some rooms are in use by the highway and industrial commissions but are being moved to clear space. Office space downtown is tight during this period. The text ends with a garbled note about Christmas vacation.
The document discusses infant bathing practices, emphasizing clean towels and ample fresh air and sunlight. It asserts water quality and climate matter, and mentions medical professionals and parental care influencing a baby’s health and happiness. It cautions against excessive baths for very young infants and notes concerns about safe, daily routines.
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