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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1919
Page
5
In a letter to college and university officers the Commissioner of Education notes large numbers of leading scientists and younger researchers have been killed. Western nations expect the United States to lead in education and science while promoting closer educational ties with western allies amid wartime strain.
MARJIORIN F. WELLMASON is profiled in a faded item noting a name tied to a whimsical, dreamlike scene featuring animals and fairy imagery. The jumble suggests a decorative or literary reference from a historical piece with atmospheric descriptions.
Airplanes aided newspapers in covering the Willard Dempsey fight with New York using both postal and own planes. The New York World’s plane reportedly travels 125 miles an hour in trials and could reach 740 mph under ideal conditions. Post Office planes stopped at Toledo to pick up stories and photos for rapid delivery, but limited machines prevented full routing. Some papers reached New York with photos hours ahead of trains, while others faced delays and crashes. Foreign students welcome to America and education leadership discussed by the Bureau of Education in School Life.
R Dodd returns from Washington confident of eventual success for the McKay reservoir and urges persistent effort to keep its needs before Congress. The West Ends area requires the water to boost productivity, and no matter the time frame, the community should maintain strong interest and zeal to secure the project.
A fragmented account describes a celestial figure named the Lady in the Chair linked to the Queen of Forhi opia. It notes a complex, second magnitude sturty around a pole with a twenty four hour rotation and a distant location near Potaris from the Dipper.
Senator Matiy al ent remains in Kalevi while the Oregon Sheriff Association holds its annual gathering. Pendleton hosts the selection vote for the meeting site with Thomas K. Page returning from the Beet. A Pendleton relocation plan is noted as Pen dleton moves forward with officers Leasure and CC. Leasure. The mountain region’s prospects loom, with Warm Springs residents already visiting Purdy for the advance guard.
An unclear passage presents a garbled exchange about a social misstep. It hints at embarrassment over a faux pas and remarks on appropriate responses and satisfaction, but it reads as fractured text with little coherent context.
Miller Huggins, manager, aims to lift the New York Americans into top three as they contend with the White Fox for the lead in the younger circuit. Six players from the 1917 campaign remain: Freekinpaugh Pipp Walter Shawkes Russell Mogolige. Team reshuffles include new outfield and infield, catcher, and pitching, shaping a machine to rival rivals.
A garbled wartime scene recounts an American cadet in Britain during action in France. A servant questions a transfer while a secretary’s wife shelters the man, ending with a puzzling order about a thousand wars as a California student’s tale muddles through.
A garbled OCR style passage references freekiee tones and a boy speaking with mistrustful chatter. It includes stray phrases about telling the truth and a claim that no shed has been slept in, interwoven with a brief line about Mexican Americans killed in Mexico per a testimony before a rules committee on July 22.
The piece argues true female beauty stems from health and good digestion rather than cosmetics. It extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a fifty year known temperance tonic for women, available in liquid or tablet forms from drug stores or by mail from Dr. Pierce. It also promotes cleansing the intestinal tract with castor oil or a vegetable pill and praises Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets made from apples, aloe, jalap, and sugar-coated.
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