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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
7
A garbled OCR fragment mentions monthly mail by cargo or charge and a mix of words suggesting daily, three months by mail, a gent by care, and references to a series or pair. No clear individuals, organizations, places, dates, or concrete actions are discernible.
A whimsical verse by Frank Le Stanton recalls a festive scene with mischief at a gathering. The lyric lampoons rowdy behavior and table antics as guests drift from decorum to revelry, ending with a nod to East Oregonian Fab Co. Publication notes suggest a satirical urban setting.
The piece argues that wealth alone does not ensure happiness. It cites Taft's view that character, health, and a secure future are essential. It warns that many overspend and neglect savings or investments, while emphasizing foresight and prudent means to prosperity as the recipe for happiness.
Secretary of Agriculture E T Meredith calls seven leading tobacco firms to join a nationwide campaign warning smokers to prevent fires in forests and timbered areas. He notes losses from smoking caused conflagrations and cites a Canadian company action as an example in the forest service effort to protect forest resources.
The article criticizes Congress for rejecting the Armenian mandate and describes the Marash massacre and refugee suffering under Turkish forces. It urges U S aid and portrays the action as a crime against civilization while noting relief efforts by Near East Relief and public opinion. It also mentions Floyd McK a Chester White hog attending the Union County Fair by airplane from La Grande.
The fragmentary OCR text references an arsenal near Loudbn with ambiguous details about manufacturing. It mentions Washington and a June 3 timestamp, but the exact action, entities, and context remain unclear due to corruption.
A Chicago club accuses Magee of intentional wire throws and conspiring with Hal Chase to bet against the Reds, seeking $8500 in a federal case filed in Chicago. The amended answer claims Magee was blocked from playing that year after alleged betting schemes and matches against Cincinnati.
London reports mark King Georges 16th birthday with artillery salutes in St James Park and theHyde Park ceremony Trooping the Color. The King reviews garrisons at depots and leads troops back to Buckingham Palace for a state banquet. Queen Mary and Princess Mary attend the saluting base as Field Marshals Haig and others observe.
United Press reports General Wood's Indiana primary campaign spending totaled $60,929 per an itemized statement filed with the county clerk in Indianapolis on June 53.
A visit with her brother in Ookndale Washington is noted along with a Memorial Day gathering in Weston drawing about a thousand participants. Social events include a party at Mrs Praker's residence honoring W J Gorman of Toledo and references to local business figures and pharmacy ads.
An Over fifty woman declares Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her through menopause life stage. The letter promotes the tonic as the only reliable aid, notes family support, and invites readers to request confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicines Co. in Leon, Manitoba.
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