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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
6
The notice lists daily and semi weekly publication details for the Pendleton paper. It shows subscription rates for daily editions by mail and by carrier and for semi weekly and weekly editions, noting offices in Portland and Washington D C and mail and carrier pricing across multiple periods.
The Boston Post prints a poetic tribute urging the soldier spirit to endure, praising youth, courage, and the fight against wrong. The piece envisions a future dawn, freedom, and persistent martial resolve amidst wartime imagery.
The article outlines Poland’s postwar activity as a major chapter, noting ambitions to regain lands including Posen and a frontier close to Berlin. It recalls a once united Poland and Lithuania, later dismembered in 1795, cites internal strife between nobility and peasantry, and mentions Paderewski as a notable Pole in exile hopeful of restoring Poland.
The article recalls Col Ledge Widge of the Carranza Mexican army who toured Pendleton to educate locals on Mexican affairs. A Polish noble descendant and Rough Riders veteran, he also supported liberal causes in Mexico and hinted Poland may regain influence with allied support.
The article argues the packing industry uses monopolistic power to set prices and control supply, harming growers. It highlights how packers act as both seller and buyer via subsidiaries, making genuine competition scarce and urging government price fixing to secure fair returns for producers.
A collection of quips and light humor from early 20th century papers. Gags involve a doughboy, a colonel, a professor, and sailors, with puns about sunrise, tiptoeing exits, and pacifist humor. Notable lines include a sunlit sunrise reprimand and a naval pacifist joke.
A call argues that without action against Russia before the peace conference, enemies of freedom will loom. It suggests international measures, ideally through a league of nations, and warns the war will not end until Russia is addressed.
The Lenine government is described as a German war by‑product and a world enemy. It is argued that Lenine would disrupt democracies if empowered, and the U S should treat Russia as a danger until brigands are removed from the country.
A Deserve officer training cadre will be established at the University of Oregon starting January 6, per a war department telegram to Colonel W. H. Bowen, commander of the recently demobilized county unit. Bowen will assume command.
A long list of Pendleton residents and visitors are noted returning home or arriving for holidays. Isabelio France and daughter Sivanadh, family from Mrs. Henry Whiteley’s home on Marie Street, and several travelers including J. By Smith, Hargett, and Veda Smock are mentioned. Frequent trips to Portland, Eugene, and Sanctioned moves to Pendleton and California are cited, with Ferries and a variety of professions and affiliations among the names.
An old time home remedy using Sage Tea and Sulphur is touted to darken faded hair and improve appearance. Modern products like Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound are advertised as convenient ready to use preparations promising quick, noticeable color with repeated application.
An old remedy touts "SL Jacobe Liniment" as a painless back rub for lumbago. The ad promotes quick soothing effects, claiming no rubbing or heating needed, and promises rapid relief without harming the skin. It urges frequent use for sore backs and stiff joints.
Miss Iva Camp and Mrs Ga, from the Peoples Warehouse in the men s clothing department, with a group from Walla Walla, are viewing Telenda in Pontheton today. The misspelled text mentions women workers and a workplace context tied to labor and wages, with references to a compound and a movement for recognition and standards.
Washington official says shipping board plans rate cuts of about forty percent on Pacific shipments to Japan and China. The change aims to lower costs for trans Pacific trade and affect freight charges.
Copenhagen dispatch reports a German commander warned that unless he halts the bolsheviki advance and recaptures Walk and Weyden the Allies will invade Germany. The telegraph notes the threat as part of ongoing concern over the eastern front developments.
An OCR fragment touts a pain relief product claiming rapid, dependable relief with easy use and minimal effort, highlighting its effectiveness against aches and discomfort. It reads like an advertising blurb for a topical remedy, emphasizing speed and accessibility.
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