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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1920
Page
5
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A fragment from a poem by Prank L. Stanton reads as a yearning piece about presence and beauty. It asks if the reader were here to transform sorrow into light and guide life into a singing era, invoking spring and dreamlike valleys.
The piece criticizes Hearst owned papers for biased reporting during the Democratic convention. It condemns deliberate untruths and colorized news, urging fairness in news coverage while reserving opinion for editorials and noting the stain on Bay City hospitality.
The Democratic platform committee backs Irish self government sympathy as safe for the nation and its parts. It notes the League of Nations plank will likely accept reservations. The peace treaty may be ratified with interpretative clauses, and delegates aim to meet the issue clearly for practical and theoretical use.
A Pendleton letter discusses religious liberty and balance with neighbors. It notes a small sect’s noisy services raise complaints, urges relocation to respect others’ sleep, and commends fire prevention efforts and June rainfall observations. It mentions Christian Indians at Tutuilla and praises the fire department’s alarm-free June.
Foreigners report steep price hikes in Germany as the mark strengthens, with German hotels and shops charging far above normal rates. Exorbitant costs deter travelers and raise concerns among Americans and other foreigners about the appeal of Germany as a travel destination.
Tacoma July 2 Tommy Milton, holder of the world mile record, prepares for the big race at Tacoma Speedway on July 6. After a recent 156.04 mph run at Daytona Beach, Milton practices at Tacoma with his DeSoto car tuned for speeds around 100 mph. He hopes to add another title to his long career while his bride waits at Minneapolis.
Thirteen drivers entered the Independence Derby with Mil ton likely among the front runners due to speed and proven competence. The event notes a bold field, while reports from Dublin mention soldiers rushing Kings Bridge railway station amid heavy gunfire with limited details on the incident.
Medical note attributes rheumatism to bloodborne germs and touts S. S. S. as a powerful blood purifier. Claims relief by cleansing the blood and removing disease germs, with advertisements offering literature and advice from the Swift Laboratory chief medical adviser.
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