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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
7
Fragmentary lines muse on fame and mortality with references to a poet and shifting memories. The text hints at personal doubt, poetic craft, and the tension between public triumph and private decline, framed by archaic diction and unclear syntax.
An editorial cites the Republican platform declaring the United States discredited and friendless among nations. It argues the Senate blocked President Wilson, condemns partisan delay, and contrasts with Allied acceptance of the Versailles treaty. It also notes progress in communications and urges factions to drop contention over the library issue.
An old advertisement promotes Cal for children claiming Californian syrups of figs are a tasty laxative. The copy urges caregivers to trust the brand for gentle relief, promising a pleasant taste and clear directions on the label. The text imitates early marketing prose with emphasis on safety for young stomachs.
American quartet enters Wimbledon with favorable draw in the British championship. William M Johnston of San Francisco and others meet J M Flavelle and A Turnbull in early rounds. William T Thien of Philadelphia faces Oxford’s A Buncell in the same half. Jarmaton faces veteran J Parke in the second round.
A fragmentary, bitter line about a rejected admirer and a girl, recalling a past war division. The piece mixes tired humor and dated slang as it hints at romance and conflict, with references to Blighty and wartime sentiment.
A court opinion discusses handling a $6000 bequest for a library, noting accumulated funds now exceed the original amount. It endorses adding accumulations to principal and using income for books and supplies, with annual expenditures and attorney fees approved, to improve the library’s future funding and reduce ongoing disputes.
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