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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1919
Page
7
The Oregonian, an independent daily newspaper, printed in Pendleton Oregon, with subscription rates listed for various durations. Also notes Chicago and Washington Bureau addresses and carrier options.
A jumble of 1919 city chatter covers weather, meetings, and local figures. Mentions Thorpson, J. H. Tuley, Mayor, and Hansford with references to McLawchin and Wearton. Notes on a work effort, cooling advice, and a sale of cigars reflect a typical community column from Pendleton.
Two position candidates faced questions as a crowd queried campaign ethics. One candidate admitted not paying for votes, provoking mixed reactions. several audience members cheered while others showed disinterest.
A reflective verse speaks of a beloved kart and the vast chain of ancestors. It contrasts lively generations with silent graves and venerates earth as a living heritage. The speaker imagines journeys through graveyards while clinging to memory and love beyond death.
From the Neck Up reports that about half of county's returned soldiers wish to use the law granting $25 monthly while attending school. The piece praises their judgment and zeal for advancement and notes a trend toward specially trained and educated men.
A hopeful note urges individuals to accept state programs, promising lifelong payoff. It argues a person can be worth a few dollars daily below the neck but potentially a million from the neck up with education. It encourages serious after school work and long-term preparation.
A column discusses the League of Nations and immigration limits, praising Pacific coast aims to solve the Japanese problem while critiquing Norris and Johnson. It questions whether a senator’s stance serves U S or China and notes housing loans in Pendleton as growth aids amid high costs.
Jamie and his father prepare for a camping week by checking a tent and rope. They discuss hemp fibers, Manila rope, sisal, and rope making from plant fibers, learning how rope is twisted and wound in rope walks and machines. The tale ends with them packing the repaired tent for the trip.
Cho Cho the clown toured a two week health exhibit in Washington under Interior Department auspices. He explained nutrition with playful acts, showing vegetables and fruits, praising milk, and stressing proper eating to aid growth and athletic ability. Children flocked to see him, while a costumed follower group and volunteers assisted in weighing and tagging each child for weight guidance.
A damaged OCR text offers a recipe fragment for a berry spread. It mentions Junor Cook Wren and pick over two confections, mixing with Af woenr and Vet etend, with an hour soak. The process includes simmering, skimming, and cooling before sealing with paraffin to use on bread.
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