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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1918
Page
4
Irregular OCR fragment from Pendleton issue notes postal and distribution details. Mentions Portland Hoovel News Stand and Port in Oregon with stray phrases. Content unreadable, no clear event or person to anchor a full summary.
Fragment of a love poem about knitting a scarf from memories and color to bring joy and sunshine. Mentions khaki thread and bright colors, suggesting a gift to restore a partner's happiness.
The President's address was meant to enlighten Europe, especially Russia, rather than inform the United States. The war aims presented to Congress reflect goals this country has long held, making the terms not essentially new to Americans.
The text argues Russia and Germany differ in aims and notes Bolshevik papers claim allies push Russia toward a separate peace to force territorial concessions. It states Wilson’s address urges German evacuation of Russian lands and Serbia Romania Montenegro, supports Serbia’s access to the sea, and backs Russia’s territorial integrity and political development. The address is seen as undermining German propaganda and aiding Slav loyalty to the Allies.
Rheumatism germs are in the blood and cause pain. Swift’s Specific is claimed to purify the blood, eliminate rheumatic germs, and strengthen the run-down system. Write to Swift Specific Co in Atlanta for medical guidance.
A condensed column argues Americans remain confident in an allied win despite dire war talk. It cites Germany’s unraveling finances and politics, inner dissensions, and world opposition, declaring only global cohesion can prop up German ambitions. The piece references a Crews Financial Review and notes Pendleton thrift efforts.
The President launches a bold political push to define aims clearly against the enemy. By presenting unanswerable objectives, the move seeks to unleash decisive dynamite for freedom and democracy and hasten a broad victory.
Farmers and townsmen join in urging mutual interest to prevent loss of the Blewett harvester plant. The facility, capable of manufacturing harvesters and performing foundry and repair work by day or night, provides valuable payrolls and long term benefits to the county. The president yesterday set the stage for cooperative action.
A garbled 1890s item notes a ranked ball at Milarkey's, with guests including names like Prigew and Brenner and mentions Musk Ido Aton and others. Pendleton Academy attendance and Professor Cunningham facing weather delays are referenced, with local physicians described as constantly on the move amid travel troubles.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a mild laxative substitute to calomel, promising quick liver relief without harming teeth. The copy argues calomel damages gums and teeth, endorsing Olive Tablets as a teeth safe remedy that improves digestion and overall wellbeing.
An old advertise ment text touts a “St Jacoby liniment” claimed to stop backache in minutes and relieve pain without burning or bleeding. It urges readers to buy this remedy at a local store and asserts rapid, painless results with no side effects.
A garbled report notes a burated water pipe causing damage at Grate restaurant as a notable incident. It also mentions Germany’s Kaiserin planning medical treatment aimed at reducing an enlarged ego in the coming year.
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