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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1918
Page
4
A fragment from a 1918 era editorial page discusses executive power in crisis, warning against overthrown constitutional balance, praising Woodrow Wilson, and critiquing pro German sentiment. It notes public speaking classes aid youth and commented on Bolsheviks and wartime politics.
Poem celebrating Allied nations in wartime unity urging America to march down Four Avenue toward distant shores to fight for peoples abroad. It proclaims soldiers ready to wear the uniform of world democracy, pledging devotion to America.
The Overman bill aims to coordinate war efforts by granting the president authority over all departments. Critics led by Hitchcock Smoot and Gallinger warn it would abdicate Congress, arguing it gives the president too much power despite calls for better wartime coordination.
The speech argues that sacrifice must be shared by all citizens, not just leaders, as everyone is a part of a united struggle. It frames the conflict as a battle against evil ideas and dehumanizing systems, urging collective responsibility and unity in facing a global threat.
Winter weather awakens rheumatic pain demons and liniments fail as the disease lies in the blood. A blood remedy claims to purify the blood and remove rheumatism by treating the system from within. Free advice offered by Medical Director at Swift Laboratory, Atlanta Georgia.
A 28 year old fragment recalls wartime shipyard mobilization debates. It notes figures like J.T Lieialion and A Cohen accompanying Lee Colon, mentions Episcopal parishes, and describes workers' duties, wages, and yard assignments. The text hints at volunteer labor, government departments, and civic appeals during a national mobilization period.
The column outlines a government push to mobilize wartime shipping after allocations for naval and rail freight. It stresses need for six million tons yearly and broader naval orders, urging immediate enrollment of skilled mechanics and civilian labor. It notes President Wilson’s program, calls for vigilance in ports, and emphasizes mobilizing Atlantic shipments to win the war.
A Montana resident described relief from a twenty five year indigestion with a product named STUMEZE. The testimonial claims the remedy ended persistent symptoms including belching and indigestion after using the product.
An article discusses Sage Tea Dandy and its claimed ability to darken hair, noting cautions about color results and safety. It references a well known drain cleaner with warnings, and discusses celebrity endorsements and public interest in home hair dye remedies.
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