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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1920
Page
5
An editorial argues war guilt must be personal to deter future aggressors. It urges holding German leaders personally responsible for a war that cost millions of soldiers their lives and caused immense suffering. The piece frames trials as a path to end warfare and instill fear of consequences among rulers.
The piece links European demand collapse to US credit, predicting broad price cuts across commodities from eggs to butter as inflation unwinds. It cites Geddes on US gold, calls for contraction of credit, and notes Holland butter seeking Pacific market. It also muses on treaty, local politics, and wage talks amid falling living costs.
Pr W McDaniel returned today as reported in the East Oregonian column dated February 13 190? The note marks a local recap of events from decades past.
In Salem W Matlock and P Bailey enjoy entertainment and a fancy buggy ride along the street. Jomo Falling suffers a severe finesse. Umatilla reports good fishing with several anglers out. one landed a nine and a half pound salmon. McPine Vert, from eight miles northwest of Echo, visits town with 150 acres of rye and plans a feed crop.
An overseas diary note dated Tuesday September 24 recalls Rev J and Westfield rising late for breakfast. The cooks were late and the pair improvised with hot cokes and crap, lacking baking powder. The passage ends with an unclear line about teasing and a term used by the group.
R W B Caldwell of Monticello promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin dating from 1839. The ad touts wide use, family trust, and a million bottjes sold yearly with a claim of universal relief for digestive ailments and constipation.
Hermiston February 13 Mr and Mrs W A McDermod left for Cashmere Washington after word that Mr McDermods brother is in critical condition from influenzal pneumonia at St Anthony's Pendleton A som returned February 9 Miss Fannie Todd entertained Embroidery Club at her home Tuesday Mrs J A Scott returned from Clear Lake South Dakota visiting relatives Miley Alicea Prann confined to home due to illness Buddy Prime ill with pneumonia but recovering G G C were hosted by Mildred Percy near Lawn Tweedany H E Walter real estate agent Corvallis and son Willard left after visit with E I Burgess old Nebraska friends Master shoemakers note high footwear prices due to demand for top grades
An old advertisement touts Hamptin's Wizard Oil as rapid relief for rheumatic pains sprains cuts burns bites and stings plus earache toothache croup and colic. It costs 30 cents with money back guarantee. Wizard Liver Whips are pink pills priced at 30 cents.
A vintage advertisement touts Freegone as a painless drops solution to lift corns between the toes and calluses. It claims rapid relief with minimal irritation and urges readers to believe in a noted Cincinnati genius behind the discovery.
John W. Lanagan, president of the commercial club, announced plans to erect 100 houses in blocks of five in Green Park school district to address the housing shortage in Walla Walla. Financing steps are being worked out and material purchases are underway in bulk. The district includes Whitman College camps as part of the planned development.
A brief notice notes failure to provide clown police services during the influenza operation at that place. Authorities review the incident and potential remedies. The report names the location and references service shortfalls tied to the public health effort.
Fragmented ad claims a remedy called King’s New Discovery relieves coughs colds and related symptoms. It markets a “croupy” cough treatment and asserts high efficacy and a steep price of 120 dollars per bottle.
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