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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1919
Page
4
Incomplete OCR from the Oregonian shows scattered numbers and symbols with no clear narrative. The readable fragments include figures like 4E east and 5.08 elsewhere, but essential context and events are missing.
Mary Hester Force writes that everyone has a magic garden of thought where seeds of desire grow with faith and effort. She urges starting now, dropping doubt, watering with positive affirmations, and silently cultivating daily to see a perfect result emerge as time passes.
A historic editorial condemns two extremes of radicalism the bolshevik minded anarchists and standpatters. It argues they would bring chaos or stagnation, urging Americans to seek a sane middle ground with informed press and public. It praises common sense patriotism and warns against extremes hindering progress and prosperity.
A Boston Post view notes the fairness of allowing government control to extend for a period with stockholders facing the choice. It argues that railroad financiers should decide whether Uncle Sam keeps the strong hand or returns property to prewar conditions, while avoiding further government loans if control ends.
Senator Borah yesterday denounced Daniel's plan for a strong navy as a shameless orgy of expenditure. He condemned the preparedness policy and attacked a leading Republican whom his party has often criticized as a pacifist.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous legislative committee names and named members by figure initials, surnames, and partial titles. The text mixes departments such as Agriculture, Commerce, Education, Expositions, Public Lands, and Roads with many assigned individuals, suggesting a record of committee assignments and roster details.
A daring jewel theft tale unfolds with two armies and a motor car chase in London. Suspects allegedly swiped items valued at 55.9 million dollars including a Cullinan diamond, with alarm and security details described in a fragmented spoil of an early 20th century dispatch.
Fragmented text questions labor needs and casualty reporting in war, pondering whether trouble lies in France or America. References American society and propaganda, urging restraint in reporting and messaging. The piece hints at misreporting and casualties without clear context or dates.
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