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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1920
Page
11
A theater manager praises Chaplin's new traffic comedy as the finest in the house's history. The all but sold advance show reveals a strict, clean humor that appeals to broad audiences, with the production billed as a major city event and a potential million-dollar draw.
Whiteside stars in a lurid romance of danger and desire as a world wanderer returns to Scotland after a voyage. A detective-like plot threads through appetites, money, and a magnet that lures him back to Dublin where more clues await.
A public notice warns that counterfeit Foley’s Honey and Tar products flood markets. The letter from J. McCall of Athens, C. emphasizes the genuine remedy’s reliability for coughs colds and croup, urging careful purchase to avoid imitations.
An 19th century style tale follows James Durie as he persuades his brother’s wife to elope. A failed plot leads to a duel that halts the elopement and ends the Master of Thallantrae’s career. Wilker Whitesile is noted for a pivotal role with a supporting cast including Lord Pirie Henry Durie Mackellar and others.
Feb 25 correspondence from Hamburg notes German fear bolshevism may fade this winter as rail and coal problems worsen. Some see resurgence possible if famine relief and American aid stabilize food and work. Industrial strain could delay bolshevik influence, with caution over predictions for April.
Soviet representative to the United States Martens refused to disclose secret instructions claiming documents were hidden or destroyed. He would not name Soviet couriers or reveal their locations, denying knowledge of surrounding courier activity in London and asserting British entry into Russian markets without U.S. trade barriers.
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