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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1918
Page
4
A news excerpt notes the army’s growing equipment and training levels, with millions more to be obtained. It praises the service and physical condition of troops in civil life and in France, arguing neglect is unfounded while extensive training continues in Europe.
A poetic fragment celebrates dawn as hope and awakening. The speaker invokes sunrise imagery, hills, dew, and lark songs to mirror a personal bond. The verse heightens the moment of morning as a metaphor for love’s renewal.
The text notes Oman can raise 1000 HN acres of wheat with some bad spots due to cultivation faults or natural causes. It argues that general results outweigh individual flaws, seeing a big yield as evidence of success despite drawbacks, and acknowledges scrutiny of army administration amid vast tasks.
A London Bolshevik representative scoffs that Allied refusal to work with Russia pushes it toward a separate peace. He claims Russia, the largest European power, cannot continue the war and must seek peace at any price, while Belgium, Serbia, and Montenegro keep fighting to avoid defeat.
The Chicago News says the Bolsheviks and Germanic leaders at Brest-Litovsk forced the Junkers to reveal their real aims regarding conquered territory. They declared there would be no annexations and no indemnities.
An analysis argues that German hardliners push for plenary concessions from the Entente, revealing Berlin’s expansionist aims. It claims the German people must judge their government, as a true peace would deny gains and expose the war’s conquest aims. The piece echoes calls for accountability and urges frank public scrutiny of Germany’s war posture.
A fragmented recollection from the Sun newspaper recounts a frigid morning with below zero temperatures. It notes various social happenings including dances, petitions, and visits, mentioning M. My Vick, Henry Bowman, Pendleton figures, and a list of local names along with plans for farming implements like a rotary tiller and plow.
The piece notes minimal changes in 1918 automobile prices in New York City with wide ranges from a few hundred dollars to several thousand. It mentions observers predicting continued price shifts into January and hints at varying demand among buyers.
January 2 report from Denver states David Hy Moffat, notable figure in the Denver Northern and Da ello circles, faced a monetary liability of 2000. The record references his role with the local society and the tax authorities though details are unclear from the fragmented text.
Mrs. Anna Metemian of Penn, Ind, describes suffering from fin placement and back pain eased by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she worked four hours in the morning, then factory labor all day, returning home for supper, and feels strong and well after using the remedy.
Fragmentary text refers to Coromide toes exanthets and a department of hl college Virtually the whyle of the Moffat fortine. Mentions amounts between 000,000 and 15,400,000 and a Salt Lake railcrowd. States attorney general WH Pile waives any inherited tax.
Fragmented text discusses meat avoidance for kidney issues and mentions various names and terms, presenting as a garbled historical newspaper snippet. Core idea centers on dietary advice linked to kidney discomfort and unclear references to persons and places.
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