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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1917
Page
6
A three passenger rescue story from a torpedoed ship aboard a submarine crew reveals a piano playing Grieg's Sunshine Song. The piece weighs competing wartime views on German ruthlessness versus necessity. The piece ends noting human commonality and desire for sunshine over death.
The flag is not just a wartime symbol but a sign of peace and freedom. It stands over schools factories churches and homes as a reminder of human life privilege and the blessings of civilization. It should invite fraternity not force and challenge not provocation, reflecting America’s heritage and hopes.
A garbled night scene references Parthenon and Pericles with scattered proper names. The passage presents unclear actions and characters, making the core events hard to determine from the OCR fragment.
The Sheldon resolution proposes a 1918 vote on establishing a normal school in eastern Oregon and reopening the eastern Oregon normal at Ashland. Weston faces possible loss of its 375,000 plant unless a site is donated, with the East Oregonian defending the plan as fair to all eastern towns and urging Regents to judge on merit.
1889 reminiscence notes an old railroader Frank Frazier a young stock grower with Pendleton ties in town at a French ranch near Main Street infant fair and min bath attendance. Northern Pacific prepares to provide trains to Port Hood and the eventstages. Met J Dean head of Ona county avians returns from Portland.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Teal Qari Cecer and a question about Albany and an editor of the Allanes Herald from about 23 years ago. Mentions Horace Millman, Henry Lesinks, Taky Welch, Peudieten Petaiom Marg ie Peet, and Charlky Berd in garbled form.
An investigation in New York threatens to widen into a broader inquiry into vice and corruption. The District Attorney's office and police fraud squad face charges linked to accepting fees from women defendants and trafficking in favors as part of a church backed inquiry led by Anni Moskowitz.
The available text indicates Shui and Jake Marin were associated with the same team. It does not provide any further details about the team name, sport, or context.
Portland reports the heaviest February snowfall in years with heavy rain and strong winds. Shipyards closed, sawmills operate under difficult conditions, and auto accidents occurred amid slick roads. Forecasters note significant accumulations and largely clear conditions later.
A medical note describes severe symptoms of a Dillouns attack including headache tongue coating loss of appetite constipation and digestive distress. It claims three Cham berlain's Tablets provide prompt relief and are widely obtainable.
In Bent and Hac e counties in southeastern Colorado a large number of homes face hunger as harvest prep falters. Speaker Boon Beet of the House and state officials plan to confer on the situation tomorrow, amid strong calls for relief and action. The piece also mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a testimonial from Amanda Gierhart of Waynesfield Ohio.
In Chester Penna on Feb 24, Inspector George Kobb was arrested at the Kadyatepe munitions works on a charge of tampering with gauges and a shell case. Twenty workers were detained for carrying matches and whiskey within plant grounds. Captain Helfer stated Kobb admitted shells were not perfect and a paper dropped during interrogation suggested he was employed by a German detective agency. he had started at the plant two weeks ago.
Real estate transfers reported include Warranty Devdas and Northern Pacific Hallway Company to J. Ho Morris for 10 dollars, lot 14 block 5 Foesservation Addition to Pendleton. Levees to W.R. Grayhill for 96 and boundary descriptions. Comes et al to J. Basters for 2200 dollars, acre in Townahow south dated June 21 and 23.
King Albert with new uniform and helmet inspecting Belgian brigades in Prent area. The event highlights established insignia and readiness of troops as ceremonies recall prior uniforms amid wartime context.
Incomplete text fragment describes financial or technical terms and names two individuals Pendleton J. A. Mendenhall and Minerva Mendenhall. Mentions sums such as 2600 and 1 but lacks clear action, date, or location. Reading is uncertain. key entities and purpose are not clearly identifiable.
An enthusiastic musterole advertisement extols a white mustard oil ointment for sore muscles stiff joints and general aches. It promises quick relief with a gentle glow a cooling sensation and no blisters, claiming uses from sore throat to colds and even hypomani a.
An old remedy claims to ease rheumatic and aching joints with a penetrating balm. It promises rapid relief without burning the skin and targets neuralgia, backache, sprains, and general pains. The ad touts immediate comfort and urges readers to try the product for relief.
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