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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1919
Page
5
Fragmented OCR item lists subscription rates and addresses with scattered names such as Pelephone ON PALA IN OTHER CITIES and Moreau, $09 Security Bulld. The text hints at publication details and rates, but readable facts are minimal.
A poetic meditation speaks of a family in a window offering glow and comfort to the weary, urging steadfast bravery and belief. It envisions a son’s journey, a shared struggle, and a dawn of spirit found through mutual support and love. It ends with a prayer for comrades aiding the world.
Ames W Heater of the 65th Artillery speaks to the Portland Oregonian condemning those who oppose the Teague of nations. He reflects on the horrors of war, argues for stopping war through law and stronger humanity, and recalls American wartime ideals of ending war.
Fragmented text mentions a magical drug and a remedy for hard corns and calluses on the feet. It describes applying a substance with fingers to remove corn or callus and claims to soften and remove the tissue without hurting surrounding skin. No clear publication details or full coherent narrative.
An old advertisement features a farmer's wife Jennie Chapman claiming Vine products ease weakness and pneumonia era illness. It touts Vine preparations as the best medicine, with testimonials from local shoppers and notes a money-back guarantee.
A soldier defends the army’s purpose and battles demagoguery that would block the league by the U S Senate. He argues Americans have the right to oppose the league while insisting the army fought for a high goal. The piece frames opposition as a threat to national unity and purpose.
Governor Withycombe long sought Oregon's top post and secured reelection, ending a life of public service. His wartime leadership defined his career, earning broad respect. An English-born Americanized leader, his patriotism and courage were never in doubt though he may have erred at times.
Former President Taft criticizes senators who carp at the league of nations saying he would not trust them overnight. He notes he lived in Washington for four years among the men he speaks of and often dealt with them.
The East Oregonian asks readers to inform the paper promptly about the expected arrival times of soldiers returning from overseas. Friends and relatives can help by sending news as soon as it is secured to aid public awareness and family notification.
A garbled OCR fragment from a 19th or early 20th century paper recounts humorous and odd anecdotes. It mentions Lot and his wife, a doctor, and a nervous patient with various comical misuses of language, reflecting printed laughter items and didactic sketches in a home journal. The text also hints at a migration tale and a quizzical anecdote about a canary, ending with scattered dialogue and misread words.
A garbled scene shows a young mother entering a jeweler shop with a furtive air. A ring is exchanged and words hint at engraved ownership From Henry to Clara. The jeweler advises simple engraving and a cordial exchange with others reference Senator King of Utah and Mrs. Sime. The text blends stray phrases about hospitality and water, with disrupted names and muffled dialogue.
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