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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1918
Page
4
Fragmented OCR lists订 subscription prices for daily and semi weekly editions by mail or carrier, with unclear typographic errors and partial terms. The readable items include monthly, quarterly, and yearly rates, but many figures are garbled and mixed.
A 1917 speech excerpt discusses Republican support for Wilson's war effort. It cites Elihu Root urging party loyalty, resisting criticism, and backing the government and president. The text contrasts faint-hearted dissent with steadfast patriotism and frames unity as essential despite partisan divides.
The passage contrasts partisan papers with the need for unity, noting the U S military effort in World War I with half a million soldiers already sent to France and a million more ready. It questions whether the Republican party should be led by faint hearts or loyalists.
City and county leaders urged responsible guidance as the next liberty loan approaches. Bankers, seen as best financial guides, should be consulted to safeguard institutions and ensure stable subscriptions amid optimistic business conditions. Critics' questions about General Wood contrast with Major Edwards's resolve in France, highlighting public confidence versus pessimism.
A garbled report recounts a local incident where a girl returning from school on horseback was injured, losing a limb and suffering broken bones. It mentions authorities and a U S delegate and notes property and livestock losses in the Yublnia region.
Detroit January 14. John Skuransky of Awetelan was arrested after post office officers charged with writing letters threatening Henry Ford to obtain 110,006. He claimed to act alone but signed as the Blackhand Society. He worked at the Ford factory and faced a decor pack claim.
An American aviation center in France debates anonymity for pilots amid worry that publicity endangers fliers. British pilots share mixed feelings as publication of achievements could threaten lives, while unnamed air stars face danger if exposed. Pershing visits aviation base as crowds greet him at the railway.
Washington January 29 federal control moves ahead with licensing of all wells a central output plan outlined by a director. British demand affects movement of junk carts to the seaboard as preparations for this form of control proceed.
A distorted note discusses fuel management and a tag day. It mentions schoolchildren urging households to contribute money for food stamps and liberty bonds, while increasing the government coal pile. The fragment suggests a nationwide effort to fund wartime needs through household contributions.
Washington January 9 1919 More than twenty one million schoolchildren are urged to save coal this day with shovels tagged as Shovel Tags. Fuel Administrator Garfield promotes the campaign urging children to curb waste and keep homes warm while supporting the war effort.
In the French concession Rue Forward VII a second hand shop hosts a plucked piano performance by a corpulent Chinese man with shaved head who plays The Wacht am Rhein before escaping with his fire. The next day he returns with The Star Spangled Banner The Marselliaise and Good Save the Bing in a repeat program.
A reader from Hen-Verson KL recounts a three week grippe ordeal in January and credits Foley's Honey and Tar for recovery after doctors and medicines failed. The notice urges insisting on genuine Foley's Honey and Tar from Tallman & Co.
Endorses Foley Kidney Pills as a prompt aid to kidney function, blood filtration, and toxin removal. Claims relief from swollen muscles and joints, back pain, rheumatism, and warnings of kidney and bladder ailments. Tallmon & Co. promotion.
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