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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1919
Page
5
The advertorial speaks to workers and "the very best" in work clothes. It emphasizes that this big store offers serviceable, satisfactory wear and rejects bargain alternatives. It urges buyers to choose quality over taking a chance, asserting top value for the price.
The letters list Taft Wickersham Lowell and Taft as authors who examine the Paris Covenant of the League of Nations. They explain how arbitration may be used when ratification is awaited and note U S options to join the permanent court through special treaties.
Fragmented OCR text discusses treaty amendments under Wilson and changes in ratification, noting failures to adopt certain pacts, arbitration concepts, and the shift to commissions for international disputes amid broader U S policy debates. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
Washington reports a special drive by the bureau of internal revenue to collect Inochy taxes. The initiative targets delinquents who have not yet turned in full amounts and calls for thorough action to recover outstanding sums.
In Nodah Nevada on July 18 Sorenson returned from town to find his mine document missing. The article notes scarce supplies since a recent strike, with scattered scores and travel by teams in the American League era, listing several city standings and results.
In Tacoma Washington on July 15 Roland Hartley later Governor candidate, on duty at Camp Carroll American Lake, was asked to delay a wedding. Captain Preter tells Hartley to attend the nuptials while trainees wait. The scene blends political notes with military routine as Hartley’s presence is required.
Wartime women endured strain from battlefield news and hunger for healing as many developed nerves and fatigue. The piece notes how Vegetable Compound, a tonic long advertised, claimed to restore health and strength to women across America amid the war era.
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