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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1919
Page
5
Fragmented OCR lists publishing frequencies and subscription prices for daily and semi weekly Oregon publications. Mentions address and bureaus with unclear details, showing rates for various periods by mail and carrier.
The poem laments the man who never loves his country and betrays his land for foreign ties. He bears wealth and titles yet loses honor, forfeit renown, and dies unwept and unsung, while scorn falls on his memory. Walter Scott’s verse condemns misplaced loyalty.
The Oregonian defends its partisan stance while criticizing President Wilson for partisan appeals. The paper argues Wilson sought unity for the nation, not party interests, and contends the editor’s misrepresentation lies in how the president’s statements were framed. It asserts the exchange hinges on wartime diplomacy and the Senate’s prerogatives.
A fragmented wartime reflection notes the United States and allies confronting radicalism and crime yet continuing toward progress. It calls the fires of war as a furnace from which civilization gains brighter outcomes and mentions the menace of German tyranny.
A patriotic brief argues the League of Nations is fundamentally sound despite flaws and calls for American leadership in justice and peace. It lauds wartime sacrifice, urges cooperation between city councils and schools for playgrounds, and defends labor and capital reforms as part of a new era of prosperity and national unity.
Local merchants report coffee selling fast with steep price increases after wartime shortages. Regently IF sold a main 125 pound fram of coffee, a Gleton merchant said. Expert Leeder of J. A. Folger explains rising costs stem from postwar demand, embargo effects, and a frost-damaged Brazil crop in 1918. A temporary halt to low prices is expected for years. In Montana, rifle experts compete in a three day elimination for a trip to Caldwell, New Jersey, to join the national competition in August.
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a stomach coolant, bowel purifier, and general purifier. It urges taking one tablet daily in hot weather, promising happiness and contentment. The copy emphasizes the tea or tablets as a remedy.
The text presents PYROS as a remedial agent for tooth root infections and pyorrhea. It claims the product penetrates to the infection base, neutralizes germ laden pus sacks, and clears pyorrhea bacteria spreading toxins through the system.
PYROS advertised as a dentifrice prevents pyorrhea and gives a fresh sweet mouth. It notes initial unpleasant taste then appeal, claiming lasting health benefits. It markets as mouth health insurance and urges readers to buy a bottle from their druggist for $1.25.
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