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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1919
Page
5
Work to start immediately on the John Day high grade road between Prairie City and John Day a 14 mile stretch. The first section will be completed first, with residents of Grant County praising the road as a sample of good transportation progress.
A garbled USSR era style note describes a German officer in Berlin with references to Lorgomendton and several ministers. It mentions 20 soldiers in ration and a retraced event, with unclear names like Mueller and Mouelier. The text is patchy, lacking clear dates or places.
Canadian hunter Canuck Sangster hails moose hunting as the sport of strength. The Bangor story places Abltibt region of Northwestern Quebec as a wild frontier with moon bears and untamed streams inviting game and fish seekers.
Mary Pickford presents Johanna Bennata a Frances Marion adaptation of Rupert Hughes story The Mobilisation of Johanna with the 148th Field Artillery providing authentic military backdrop The Pastime offers also Douglas Fairbanks Matrimaniac and Alia with Poppy Norma Talmadge plus a two reel Eiko comedy at Pendleton showings
Alu Kunday Mommy and Viola Ranna headline the Gold Cup adaptation of Alexine Heyland's widely read novel Oh Annie. The original Persou form in Woman's Home Companion popularized Viola’s role, marking one of her happiest screen performances to date.
Wartime Paris embraces poupee chiffon, rag dolls sold as mascots by officers from Australian to American, called rag dolls or poupee chiffon. Each doll bears a suede face with embroidered features, a painted or sewn smile, and a simple dress, becoming a cherished symbol amid Parisian homefront calm.
The passage describes doll types with exaggerated colors like orange yellow and henna. It notes chivalier Pericd dolin and the Htthe dolls with long legs and abbreviated skirts. Their outfits aim for Frenchy perfection and Milan prototypes.
United Press reports from San Francisco that George Shadburne cannot repaint one side of his house due to a dispute with Power, who claims a line crosses the property. The feud, tied to a six year fund tied to a spite porch, prevents painting the home’s faded side.
In St Louis on February 1 Lieutenant Lloyd Wells writing from Germany with the 314th ammunition train urges the U S government to buy land from France for a permanent resting place for American soldiers who died in France. He envisions a cemetery for all fallen Americans unless relatives request returns. He urges practical use of every resource.
Washington court session opened with Rettor Norris threatening to eject attorneys from the room during a hearing before the agricultural committee. Lawyers sitting in the back faced questions as the proceedings started.
Oklahoma City reports Lieutenant Robert Baker flew at 260 miles per hour in a fierce air passage. Baker reached the speed during a flight from Fort Sill to Oklahoma City, with early estimates placing the average around 260 miles an hour.
A reader notes severe female weakness and inability to work, describing recovery after a treatment called Shelan and a tablet compound. The account urges women with similar ailments not to endure in silence and to seek guidance.
A homemaker can stretch Sunday fare into meals and desserts using leftovers. Creamed chicken, vegetable hash, Shepherd's pie, and bread pudding repurpose scraps into meat courses or fresh salads. Recipes for desserts and side dishes accompany tips on avoiding waste and creating casseroles.
Miss Eugenia Bankhead, daughter of Congressman Bankhead of Alabama, debuts in Washington society amid favor from area leaders. Senator Bankhead notes the pale pink taffeta gown follows the season’s slender lines with bouffant drapery at the hips to create a rose-like silhouette.
John M. Baker died last week from influenza. Funeral services were held at Knapp's funeral home with Charles W. Holmes of Brom Lane Episcopal Church officiating. Baker’s mother from Idaho attended, and members of the Boilermakers, Tran Shightuiliders, and Helpers unions assisted with arrangements and travel expenses. In Sydney a shortage of qualified teachers is noted as A. G. James proposes measures to release teachers from service.
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