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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1919
Page
5
A Northwestern train stranded with eighty passengers for three days was rescued on Sunday. Passengers faced freezing water in compartments and insufficient fuel. They were later brought to their destination as the train carriages were derailed or halted by severe conditions.
A relief train moved through the drift to reach the exposed group. Women and men were evacuated from exposure and exhaustion as the train delivered provisions and hot coffee to relieve their pain and improve conditions.
A garbled report cites Alb Vomet and James W. Coffroth in San Francisco on March 3. It mentions a 150,000 ton piano opening, Mexican politics, and a shift of attention to a race track in Tia Juana, with notes on Lower California developments.
In William Hart’s new photoplay Shark Monroe an Artcraft film under Thomas H. Ince and written by C Gardner Sullivan, a dramatic storm sequence tests survival as Monroe saves a wavering woman amid peril at sea. The tale follows a penniless pair aided by Monroe aboard The Gull as they head north, with romance entwined and a trafficking villain thwarted.
The Heart of Humanity an electro- production by Allen Holubar plays at the Arcade next week led by Dorothy Phil ibe in a Red Cross nurse role. The drama follows Nanette a Canadian parish ward who becomes a Red Cross nurse amid WWI, with war letters to her fiancé John and a perilous reunion on Flanders fields. The cast includes William Stowell Pat O Malley Robert Anderson and others.
A cryptic tale centers on a countess seeking Aichholas Fenwick as her husband. Little Pansy Martley, a girl described by a troubled past, faces a moral dilemma between love and duty as she weighs abandoning romance for a chance at a clearer path.
The piece promotes Chamberlain’s Tablets for constipation and digestion and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for colds. It urges outdoor exercise, thorough eating, and regular walking to improve health, claiming both products help restore natural function and shorten illness duration. It cites cost considerations and emphasizes investing in these remedies during winter and spring.
A tale unfolds of a social climbing countess plotting to wed Nichoas Fenwick a South American millionaire. A glamorous dancer robs her of 25000, secrets surface, and a rival suitor Books Can Sand appears stirring romance and scandal in a swift melodrama.
March 2 Tacoma dispatch reports war disruptions paralyzing the smelter supply chain. Officials warn ore input may drop 40 to 50 percent, threatening the plant’s viability and prompting a notice on operation feasibility amid sharp shortages. In Salem a baby boy was found in a basement pasteboard box bound with string.
A janitor found a disturbance at the Salem public library with a baby in a damaged box and a man shot dead after a suicide. The infant was hospitalized while Mrs. de it Swayee Suicite is named in a separate Portland homicide note. Separate legal notes discuss writs of error and trials in San Francisco and for Henry Albers with mixed outcomes.
The notice from Corvallis Oregon lists Private Willan Aberson and Private Benjamin Fisher of Elmira Oregon among the honored dead. The fragment mentions a funeral context and a proverb about memory, reflecting during/post funeral sentiments.
Emmy Wehlen headlines the Alta Theatre program with The Bonded Wife a witty society comedy drama Sunday and Monday Creighton Hale leads as the architect Phil Haccard in a tale of love wealth and social constraints with strong Metro players including Frank Currier Doris Dandsa Toward and William Fredericks in supporting roles.
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