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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1918
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows a Pendleton Oregon publication with postal details and subscription rates. It mentions a paper sold in Portland and carriers in various cities. The readable items imply a weekly paper with dated entries and distribution notes.
A short poem fragment recalls a road in Flanders that runs quiet and little traveled. Despite few sounds, at Quekef day some feet sought it and found comfort in the simple gust and loam beneath, a sense of returning home.
Allied experts view the Kaiser cannot win by eastern maneuvers. He digs where dirt is soft, but the critical front is the western line. The real digging must occur there in the final settlement.
A Seattle Post-Intelligencer reprint notes U S Marines and Maj Fortescue praise for how war service blends diverse native and immigrant groups into a unified American national character. It describes disciplined training reshaping civilians into soldiers and underscores loyalty to the flag as essential.
Mise Jesuse Afjen Fowler, a famed phrenologist, presents a Te-mornth study of available Hindenburg portraits. He claims the figure shows a fighter’s vigor and cruelty, yet notes a sympathetic understanding of others’ aspirations. The piece hints at a Paris reach this year at a cost of a million lives.
Listing of several realty transfers and filings including Chris Brending to Henry A Wimmer for 340 dollars covering portions of Section 12 and adjacent tracts. Simeon C Kilgore to Hen FF. Mary Shuman to Joseph Conha for 4800. and other entries mentioning townships, ranges, and subdivisions along with references to The Townsite Company and various NW SE and Lot descriptions.
A Col Disque announcement orders logging and mill operators to furnish sleeping quarters with bedding, signaling the final disappearance of the blanket stiff. Westerners recall him rolling bedding through trains and lodging houses, sometimes aged, sometimes vigorous, yet always with his burden.
A March 12 1890 item notes MM Veishon and 4 GAL Tune being joined by Jicioe Bishop. Public interest centers on a spring run of pearlriom Nawwei manhood and a crowd gathering under the Main street bridge. A petition circulated among nearby Chike and nine men of Kinnampmcar postoffice. Seven invetntees went to jail after a wakelike event. some were ordered to the jail or fined. Pendieton Savings Pink directors met to discuss leadership changes, with McArthus resigning and a new leader to be chosen.
Letter from Corporal Cient to Pendleton notes Oregon troops in France for World War I. He praises Pendleton and Red Cross support, recalls Troop D from Pendleton, and asks readers to continue war effort while awaiting veterans’ return.
A revival at the Milton Church drew two hundred new members this week. Evangelist Hellttus and Richarle led the efforts, with many converts joining during the series at the church in Milton Ohio.
Readable parts discuss lemon juice as a skin whitener and cosmetic preparation. The text mentions whitening agents, cream manufacturing, and instructions for applying lemon juice through cloth with references to safety and outcomes, reflecting a period advertising tone with vague steps and cautions.
Fragmented OCR describes a drug applied to feet to relieve pain or discomfort, claiming instant relief and minimal irritation. Mentions a powder or sticky preparation, claimed effects on corns and hard skin, and marketing to readers seeking foot comfort.
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