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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1920
Page
5
A fragmented OCR shows Pendleton Oregon and Washington DC addresses for Imperial News Stand and Bureaus, listing subscription rates for daily and semi weekly editions. Dates and clearer pricing are obscured by garbled text, but the item centers on publishing distribution and subscription details.
Poetic fragment recalling old roads and a distant Star of Joy. The speaker longs for a companion’s presence, says the road ahead is not the one they need, and laments not being together in a dreamlike journey.
Senator Reed disputs The Oregonian’s stance on the peace treaty. He cites a telegram from SeemRtt and remarks from Lodge and Borah, arguing that the only path to passage lies in Lodge amendments, while accusing Wilson detractors of misreading reports and defending the president’s role.
Analysis argues the league assembly will not favor Britain as Canada and other dominions participate. It lists 38 voting nations, noting 17 from the Americas could ally with the United States, and asserts America’s influence in foreign affairs extends beyond Britain’s six votes. The council remains the league’s power center.
A garbled ad-like item touts a skin disease remedy SS. S. as a fifty year old treatment with universal satisfaction. It urges readers to seek expert advice from a listed firm in Levpt, Atlants, Cs, claiming real relief beneath the surface.
An overseas diary excerpt dated Treesday August 27 recounts calling the company doctor for mite medicine, a day of rest, and later still feeling unwell. The writer notes interactions with locals, a compliment toward a gentleman, and observations of a slow pace, planning to continue travel by Ford to gain a change of scenery.
From the Daily West Oregonian January 5 1891 Pendleton notes report Pendleton city team member Eugene Vaughan returning after two years abroad in Southern California and Central America he will winter in Pendleton PF Gilliam ill but improving lodge officers elected last night by Pendleton lodge A F and A M Alexander W af Rob ert Foxter Wir T O Tweedy We M M Morehead ancretary Rothchild treasurer J Barnhart Tyler R G Thompson W D Hansford J Barnhart trustees Also a quip from Old Pat Pucadds about a clerk insisting on real interest in his firm with Myrtle Pecadds noting the man already has interest while the manager warned him to earn it
Mr and Mrs G M Maorricon were in Pendoten on Wednesday as condition of Mrs Or’s Wines greatly improved in recent days.
Cleveland era ad copy extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for quick relief from chronic constipation. The laxative claims the olive colored tablets gently stimulate bowels and liver to normal action without forcing unnatural results, urging use at bedtime for pleasant outcomes.
A fragmentary sentence from a damaged page mentions Kory or White Panel Maikh and Golden Oak aml Cleearsian Wal nut with references to quarters and a live assessment. It hints at detent-attiiotive priors and a Destiny dr Widdtes Euaniel in a cryptic, uncertain context.
A New Year’s Sunday school party was hosted at the J. W. Boyer home near Adams with Christmas decorations and music by Mable McCollum. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hoyer, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shalta and children, Virginia Eager, Linn and Wilma Boyer, and many neighbors. Refreshments featured cake, fruit, salad, whip cream, and chocolate as they rang in the new year.
An old home remedy using Sage and Sulphur is promoted to restore natural hair color. The preparation, once common in homes, is sold as Wyeths face and Sulphur Compound in drugstores and claimed to darken gray hair naturally with a single strand-by-strand application overnight.
An advertisement touts St Jicote Liniment and Jacobs Laniment as instant, skin friendly solutions for stiff legs, aching joints and sore muscles. It claims fast relief for head, neck, shoulders, back, arms and fingers, urging readers to try a small bottle from any drug store.
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