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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1919
Page
7
The fragment lists various newspaper delivery options including daily, weekly, and monthly rates, mentioning Chicago and Washington DC. It references prices for different durations and delivery methods, with unclear names and periods. The readable items show subscription terms and carrier options without a clear event or person.
A garbled OCR style text presents disjointed lines about flowers poets and heroes in a rural setting. The faded phrases mention fields and a scarecrow like image while alluding to myths and personal longing, creating a fragmentary literary snapshot.
The piece notes Germany seized Shantung during McKinley, Roosevelt, and Taft, with no senate uproar. It argues obdurate Republicans and Democrats failed ultimatums, only awakening under Wilson’s League covenant. It mocks critics now lamenting Japan’s temporary hold on Shantung after 1914 actions.
A discussion notes that 11 states have ratified the suffrage amendment and argues for an Oregon special session to endorse it before the 1920 election. Some states’ legislators offer to cover voting costs. Oregon could convene briefly with a budget not exceeding $10,000. The piece urges timely action, noting wartime women’s support and urging fair treatment at the 1920 ballot.
Germany resumes trade with strict initial limits on purchases due to payment challenges in goods or gold. U.S. imports from Germany will be small as consumer prejudice harms stockpiling. Credit remains a major issue, though a loan of 25 to 60 million could be arranged. Germany faces hard times and pacing recovery.
The Crews Finncial Review notes debate on defaulting or repudiating public debt, warning it would shock financial institutions. It suggests relief from military burdens as the lone compensation for Germany, aiding recovery once citizens accept new global conditions and ideals.
The New York World cites Secretary Baker’s move to dismantle the Air Service due to Congress withholding funds. Of 4219 officers, only 234 Regular Army officers can be kept after Sept 30, risking to staff three squadrons or one, if staffing is limited. The paper condemns Congress as having destroyed a costly- built organization in the name of economy.
A cautionary note warns that careless handling of fire can lead to fatal outcomes and suggests extinguishing matches and cigarettes before disposal to prevent bank account loss or property damage.
A safe dependable treatment claims quick relief for itching irritation and skin eruptions. The Zemo liquid penetrates to soothe and heal conditions like eczema blotches and blackheads, leaving skin soft smooth and healthy. Distributed by The E W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio.
A comprehensive, opinionated discussion by prominent figures on the Paris Covenant for a League of Nations, its Articles including NOL and Article XXVI, and the challenges of ratification by the United States Senate. The piece weighs independence, sovereignty, and the balance of obligations among nations, noting objections and the treaty’s potential enforcement and impact on future global order.
An old health column warns that traces of grip and influenza may linger in blood causing weakness, fatigue, and digestive issues. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla to purify blood and Hood's Pills to stimulate liver and bowels, claiming toning and restoration.
An unclear fragment mentions a moment and hate adopted left in a will or wool. A karttied ewenter drome with a balt is referenced and an OM hat ie connect for tennie.
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