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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1919
Page
5
A partial OCR fragment refers to a post office entry in Oregon with scattered line breaks and stray words. It mentions Portland and Chicago Bureau references, but the full context and exact details are unclear due to corruption.
Charles E Hughes urges reservations to the league of nations covenant while Taft allies warn such moves could undo Paris peace work. The piece notes US traditions and sovereignty shifting after wartime cooperation and questions whether Hughes or other critics safeguard national interests better. It also comments on Taft and administration views of the league as a procedural remedy rather than a cure-all.
A fragment from David Morton in Good Housekeeping contrasts spring in Plan deimis and Flanders with gentle winds and tender rain. It evokes peaceful landscapes, distant places, and reflective imagery, linking memory and nature in a quiet, lyrical style.
28 years ago an East Oregonian issue notes I F Robinson's Meacham outing and George Louch's mountain trip. Final proofs before U S Commissioner Pean include Jes Moore Behn and James L Mac Culloch Pendleton and Eva Co Wallman. Washington Union Pacific Brien attends. A humorous exchange follows about a creation joke between two neighbors and friends.
A young man recalls prior engagement protests while a father defends his daughter suing for breach of promise. The dialogue shows class and sentiment clash as the commercial father remarks the issue is now a serious matter.
A cryptic dialogue reveals a rare redeeming trait in a habitual criminal. When pressed for a positive motive the criminal finally concedes, after an exchange about love of home kindness to family and children. The unexpected answer: a pawn ticket.
A garbled European style note shows a Wellesley wit lamenting the absence of romance and a two day pace. The text includes clipped phrases and a frustrated exclamation about the situation as read from an early 20th century source.
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