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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
5
A fragment notes February has fewer days than other months, hinting at historical calendar quirks and the reasoning behind the odd month lengths. It references the impact on life cycles and the perception of time in past societies.
An advertisement touts Pope's Dispepsin tablets as instant relief for indigestion, gas, and acidity, claiming quick, effective results with no waiting. It notes broad popularity and low price compared to other remedies.
Rex Beach, a leading American romance writer, has organized the Rex Teach Pictures Company to adapt his novel The Barrier into a multi reel motion picture. The first production will be shown at the Arcade Theater on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Remus Hayakawa portrays a diplomat of emotion in Haworth’s new play Hie Birthright which centers on the samurai sword from the Hayakawa family. The 400 year old heirloom symbolizes honor and tradition, and the production explores conflicts between old guardianship customs and modern American justice.
A forthcoming romance of loyal love set during wartime trials. The story follows Nanette, a Canadian raised American girl, and her Minnidan lover John Patricia as humanity and devotion rise amid conflict and the world’s shifting fortunes.
L Greenawald of 414 Lincoln St Pendleton endorses Doan's Kidney Pills, claiming backache kidney soreness and frequent, scanty burning secretions improved after one box. He later reaffirmed the remedy and notes ongoing use of Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney issues. Manufactured by FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY.
In a sweeping WWI romance, John and Nanette reunite amid Verdun battles and the American entry, as they serve the great cause and endure trials. Deron Philips Williams Stowell portrays Nanette with a large cast including Walt Whitman and Lloyd Hughes, as the story moves from Flanders fields to Canadian home shores.
A Danish inventor develops a pneumatic or electrical automatic soldier device using tungsten cylinders. A double shell design with an inner cylinder rises from a trench to deploy a machine gun through a dome slot and fire up to 400 rounds, enabling remote operation from miles away. The system, showcased in a William Fox film at the Pastime theater, presents a stylized glimpse of mechanized warfare.
John W. Montgomery, arrested days earlier by Chief Al Thiberte for violating the white slave act, confessed Tuesday evening. His admission covers acts at Glenn's Ferry, Nampa, Baker and La Granite, Idaho, with Montgomery and his wife arrested in a late hours raid. Montgomery was taken to the Pacific Coast Rescue home in Portland last week.
A group of members among others rejects the bow of an international league, signaling dissent within the organization and challenging its direction and governance. The move reflects broader tensions over leadership and strategic approach, with several factions urging alternative plans and reforms.
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