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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1917
Page
6
Fragmentary clerical notes cite Pendleton post office and Portland reference points in a brief item. The garbled text mentions a hotel news stand and Portland’s Iow News Co with scattered city and person fragments.
An oblique, damaged reminiscence recalls faded friends and faces from the past. The piece alludes to memory, Winter of the heart, and the circle of those left behind, with uncertain names and uncertain events.
German U boats press an offensive though gains are limited and do not cripple Allied convoys. The article notes few sinkings relative to overall arrivals and departures from England, reflecting a cautious shift in naval fortunes.
The merchantmen defend better, with about half escaping submarine attacks. Land reports from authentic sources suggest the Teutons are gradually being pushed back. Allies gain mastery in artillery and aviation, forecasting a slow but steady drive to expel Kaiser’s forces from France and Belgium. Victory is likely but not imminent. Caution remains due to foe resilience and organization. Strong preparations shorten the war and improve postwar leverage.
Wendleton citizens are urged to honor Independence Day with actions over pageantry. The nation’s wartime stance suggests buying shoes for garden work or supporting boy scouts, while fireworks remain a secondary display of patriotic zeal and a period to focus on national welfare.
The piece argues that during a food shortage liquor is a military liability and should be avoided in both military and civilian life. It claims soldiers will not drink, and that poor and middle class people should spend money on food and clothing rather than alcohol. It adds that rich people have no use for John Barleycorn.
A wartime editorial urges universal effort to sustain ship production under the Wilson era merchant marine program. It credits McAdoo and the administration for enabling mass shipbuilding to protect ally victory and postwar commerce, while noting press limits on antiwar views. The page also contains fragmented local notes on construction and water projects.
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Brigadier General William M Black, chief of the United States Army engineering forces, holds an ally position on the general Hunt mission. The task requires intimate knowledge of vast military advances and operational strides shaping the country’s war effort.
A fragmented 19th century note discusses women’s cheerfulness amid female ailments, critiquing derangements and brews. It mentions a “great remedy for woman’s health” and hints at a product claimed to restore vitality, with dated language and generic health claims.
Walter Fe Fritech a former Vmarterbagh on the Indians football team plans a dinner for pallbearers from the Mimour Athletic Ameendation. After seven weeks he remains convalescent at Bt Lake Hospital. A visit from fellow meney who three weeks ago were ill occurred. the surgeon said the patient would likely recover.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Hood's Sursaparitia and Peptiron Pills after meals as highly effective for women with blood and nerve disorders. Claims of superior relief compare to other medicines and physicians, urging use for deficiency and related symptoms.
Delegation selects pallbearers from the Amboytard Athi Association for the funeral of a local leader. Administrators are to apply for papers to prevent estate mismanagement. Funeral arrangements include pre chosen undertaker and a private service at St Luke’s Hospital, with a future memorial sendoff planned when able.
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