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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1918
Page
4
Publication shows daily issue routing and security filing notes for Pendietos Oregon and Portland distribution. Mentions hotel news stand, Clare Security Bureau, and a 501 Foer tenth Street address. No clear event or person names. appears to be catalog or filing data for newspaper circulation.
A garbled verse speaks of a bird in the sky and dawn light, with repeated disruptions and stray phrases. Clara Savage appears in a fragmentary line, ending with a note of Weeping in a nocturnal scene. The text blends imagery of joy, hope, and sorrow without coherent narrative.
The piece argues rating men by ability to pay for liberty loan subscriptions is fair and practical. It notes a plan to record each individual's service or refusal. It discusses German attempts to conscript Russians to bolster forces, warning this could prolong war and backfire if Russians desert or resist.
The article argues that the government cannot meet its obligations unless everyone who can issue bonds does so. It warns against allowing capable individuals to dodge their duty, stressing collective responsibility to fulfill the quota.
An old advertisement preaches that rheumatism is in the blood and cannot be cured by liniments. It claims S. S. S. purifies blood, removing germs and disease traces. Readers are directed to obtain a bottle and, for free medical advice, write to the Medical Director in Atlanta, Georgia.
The Willys Knight Car markets its Sleeve Valve Motor as the world’s top technology for longevity power and low wear. London omnibuses and many English autos now feature this motor, touted as the finest in the world. Prospective buyers are urged to call and discuss these vehicles. The piece also touches on wartime fears and the possible impact of new forces in conquered territories, noting ruthless tactics may compel Russian action displeasing Berlin.
The Weekly Bulletin of the Hoover corps notes public opinion views hoarding as driven by ignorance, habit, profiteering, or independence. Reports from Howell Michigan show sugar confiscation and redistribution to infirmaries, while Eaton County orders hoarders to hold supplies until further instructions. North Carolina and Oklahoma cases urge returning excess flour and limiting purchases, with officials urging liberal home storage of fruits and vegetables. Also mentions a wireless plant found at Pastor Russell HQ and Russians’ favorable views of America, hoping for positive deeds.
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