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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1919
Page
2
A historical book note quotes a line about freedom for the slave and liberty for the honorable, attributed to Lineva, reflecting abolitionist sentiment and themes of emancipation and moral duty during the period.
The piece discusses Rabindranath Tagore and nationalism as a force linking political and economic union within a vast population. It cites a lecture delivered in 1926 27 and contrasts Western and Eastern aims, highlighting the spirit of democracy versus industrial power. It profiles forty nine male figures, noting age distribution and achievements, with biographical sketches and photographs of notable individuals.
A muddled recipe outlines a batter with suger, bot ier en hurd, sour Yollk, molasees, raisins, clove, salt, and butter. Instructions describe mixing, rolling, shaping into wafers, baking until half done, rolling, and filling with cranberry jam and whipped cream, with decorative finishing touches.
A fragmented advertisement-like note promotes Hoend's Sarvap as a purifier and healer. It claims the medicine cleanses and purifies the body, improves health, and helps people become well.
Tuck Lane was arrested Friday in Monroe Washington and brought to Bellingham by railway detectives. Officers say Lane confessed to holding up a Western America tenement, and details emerged of the crime as investigations proceeded. In Oregon, William Finley, a state biologist, spoke on Malheur Lake promoter machinations, recalling the Malheur bill debate and the recall of a section tied to the Thorman act amid efforts by Representative Gallagher and local interests.
Fragmented OCR notes describe cold symptoms caused by germs and claim Cham Berlain's Cough Coteh as a cure. It cites anecdotes from Mrs Newble and Mrs Milne, urging readers to buy the product and treat chills and coughs promptly.
The article fragment outlines a contested reservation claim in Oregon with references to President Roosevelt and August 18 1908, plus brief notes on labor strikes in Washington and Montana, a robbery report, candy market commentary, and legal proceedings in Seattle and Bower. The text is partial and garbled, but centers on government action over reservations, local crime, and court cases.
The German government officially announces suspension of hostilities against Poland in compliance with the armistice terms. The notice emphasizes a formal halt to fighting as of the stated date, with limited details provided about subsequent steps or regional implications.
Ranchers in the Fort Klamath district complain about wild elk freed into the area. About 100 head roam the region weighing up to 1000 pounds each. Farmers struggle to fence in feed piles as the elk threaten stacks and crops.
Fel. 24 Portlans reports candidate Colwell, 10 year old son of Mire Hicanor T and the lnte Timer D2 Colertl, is named for West Point entrance exams. Examinations will be held in March. Colwell will take his test in Prince to show nervous fortitude. Named by Senior Chamber Representatives McArthie and Haley, the preliminaries list includes George GC. Meteors and others.
A terse report notes a health outbreak in the city this week following a period of restricted activity. Officials indicate rapid response measures and community guidance are in place as residents monitor the situation and await further details.
Pet. 24 report says Amir of Al chanistay has been assassinated, with the death officially dispitated to day.
Champion swimmer Tedford Cann proved amateur ambitions lead to major success as he earned a medal in the New York fatigue challenge. He won the Congressional Medal of Honor for bravery in 1917 after a dangerous rescue at sea near Coole Sra. Cann arrived in New York amid public attention and headlines.
Fragmentary notice discusses drug laws and enforcement, referencing July 1 and proposed penalties. It mentions Uji anudon and leaders, with vague predictions on national impact and enforcement strength. The source is garbled and lacks clear entities or events.
A vandal slashed a borrowed painting and menaced attendees at a London event. The incident prompted authorities to increase security and review rules, while a quoted figure indicated debate over women’s smoking in public spaces and institutional policy at Cambridge.
A garbled British sheet fragment mentions weed, a near break over, and a man dying after following an object. The legible parts describe a central marked area and a crowed wood feature, with scratches and mutilations noted on a tachkround. The score or exact event remains unclear due to the fragmented OCR text.
Paris report notes President Wilson to push reform of consular offices abroad with focus on efficiency and oversight. Dispatch highlights potential scrutiny of senior officials, promises rapid steps, and contrasts American approaches with British practices as reforms begin.
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