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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1919
Page
4
Partial OCR shows rate schedule for Pendia ton Oregon post office with classifications for second class mail and periodical rates. Includes daily, semi weekly, and monthly by carrier options with amounts such as 2.73 and 0.75 and 5a indicating a cents per unit format.
Fragmentary verse reflects on portions of the soul and eternity. The speaker laments noble souls who suffered and poets who died, praising enduring deeds and a Saxon lineage. The text echoes lofty, spiritual themes with archaic diction and incomplete lines.
In the wake of a major conflict public opinion moves rapidly as new facts emerge. The article notes Washington era parallels with sudden swings in political support and policy, as people shift from backing former stances to opposing them, while ongoing events suggest further changes ahead.
The public shifts from isolation to preparedness as critics once mocking a large army now consider stronger forces. Newspapers that derided a robust federal role praise state control in some cases. The article notes evolving views on the 600,000 man army and states rights, urging coolheaded, informed thinking in this new era.
The war story notes a long pursuit by German pilots lasting into spring and hints a fleet of great bombing machines would have surprised observers. It outlines a sense of further action and endurance beyond early clashes.
Fragmented OCR passage notes a pursuit jet flying at 172 miles per hour, German forces surrendering their fleet and Rhine cities to Allies, and mentions Oregon bond measure of 10 million dollars as legislative topic. Also references soldier memorial in Pendleton.
In Salem on February 14 the anti patented pavement faction won a major Senate vote of 21 to 9 after amendments. The day included hearings on an income tax bill covering all income forms and the collapse of a consolidation program in the House. Other notes cover prison chaplain abolition, Cascade River locks study, duck hunting by air, salmon catching from submarines, and Astoria-Portland port consolidation protests.
From the East Oregonian dated February 14 1891. Mention of John Werick of Ritzville Washington visiting friends in Calf Spring country reporting bad weather and surrounding snow. Andres Spence dies near Millen on Mandar age 64. Jon Heuser visited Meacham Friday amid heavy snowfall causing mountain travel distress. Pendleton’s winter outlook noted with heavy snow and testing conditions.
A collage of humorous snippets from the New Haven and Youngstown press including jokes about a congealed weapon charge and a dry Ohio victory. The dialogue features playful exchanges between a judge and a character, interspersed with witty interjections and scene snippets.
A clipped exchange portrays domestic strains and wartime austerity. The speaker complains about table manners and army rations while a neighbor notes Hoover era shortages. The dialogue touches on rest, visiting mothers, and living arrangements amid social frictions.
Readable fragments describe a launch event involving Preezone Magho and a group called Ming ers, with the focus on their ascent and handling of a missing pan component. The note hints at coordination and timing but lacks full details on location or outcome.
Readers are urged to act to stop delays in securing housing or apartments. The notice emphasizes timely placement of messages to accelerate rental opportunities and connects readers with faster housing options.
Students from Rush Medical College Chicago say Oregon men dominate their classes with those from other universities. Robert Baker of Portland notes a Rush student, formerly of Kerdek's baseball squad, returned to Oregon after two years at flu sh to finish an A B degree. The article compares preparatory work and entrance standards at Rush and the University of Chicago.
Rheumatism returns with renewed force as winter weather triggers flare ups. A newspaper ad promotes an old remedy claiming to drain into the circulatory system, remove the cause, and relieve pain. It offers free medical advice from the Medical Director in Atlanta.
Old medical tone promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel aid to ease indigestion and stomach upsets. Claims products arouse liver function and restore natural digestion, with olive color as a distinguishing feature.
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