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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1919
Page
5
The fragment lists distribution notes for Pendleton Oregon and Portland offices and subscription rates. It mentions the Pendleton post office handling second class mail and provides various pricing for daily and semi weekly editions by mail and carrier, including terms for one year, months, and rates.
A reflective poem reflects on aging with a defiant will to stay youthful. It praises beauty and love, urging cherishing springlike vitality while noting time’s passage and the persistence of inner youth in the speaker and readers. Written with period tone and dramatic flourish.
The United States Senate erred in denying a bill that would provide 50 000 to 3 000 for continued irrigation project work. The plan aimed to correct past shortcomings, with Umatilla and similar projects needing reinforcement to meet target water supplies. Beneficiaries include actual settlers facing inadequate water, and funds would be reimbursable, argued as essential amid low world food stocks.
The narrator envies Lieutenant Fetters as he flies away on a glorious summer morning. Foot travel, horseback, or auto pale beside a spin through the air, promising thrilling experiences ahead as the flying fever peaks and a true Whizzer emerges.
An Evening Tribune piece argues idealism can pay in a practical era. It asserts the United States fought for ideals, soldiers upheld a republic’s freedom and democracy, and warns illusions may not be profitable yet altruism exists in abundance worldwide.
The speaker argues the current peace treaty, while not perfect, is a strong forward-looking result that surpasses a Berlin-like alternative. The tone praises allied manhood and womanhood for achieving a preferable settlement rather than a harsher, less ideal agreement.
The piece extols intrinsic value beyond measure in smiles, roses, songs, and thoughts. It highlights the ongoing chautauqua with diverse numbers and world renowned speakers delivering messages of real worth. It urges all social strata to attend and seek the good things available at the tent.
The article discusses Tarbell’s book on women in business and public life, highlighting themes of labor hours, working conditions, and the role of women in professional and political spheres. It notes the book’s publication in American Magazine and the author’s observational approach across the United States and France.
A pamphlet review discusses Tarbell’s contention that 4.7 percent of married women are mentally anxious and argues education should focus on home duties. It also covers Private Peat’s war memoir detailing trench life, courage, and romance, alongside a note on Lincoln biography.
From the Dairy East Oregonian July 8, 1891. Andrew Tillard returns with Mins Allee Tillard and G Mansel. Albert with Tie bert Swekweather and Ed N Hendryx go to Teel Springs. J Fean returns from Blue Mountain sawmill. Dr W C LaDoen reports Tacoma visit quiet. D B Watson at Purdy Springs notes activity and trout fishing. heads to Pendleton for more.
A distorted July column debates Liechtenstein’s stance during a prolonged conflict with Germany. It notes Liechtenstein’s small size, independence since 828, and its hoped influence with wider allies, while describing diplomatic oversights and wartime constraints surrounding the Prussian conflict and regional ties.
Paris reports French astronomers and scientists urge turning Germanys Big Bertha artillery into a high altitude instrument. Aide de la Baume-Phivinel argues the weapon could study upper atmosphere, with tests proposed at 15 miles up to begin soon.
July session in Weiter discusses ratifying a resolution on granting greater independence to individual states amid a Proorian versus national government crisis. The situation risks escalation with Hanover and other German regions facing strikes and tensions.
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