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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1919
Page
7
The fragment discusses discrimination and social hierarchy, urging avoidance of importing a proletarian dictatorship while emphasizing the need for a protective, perhaps national, stance before adopting sweeping reform. It hints at tensions between labor and political order without stating concrete actions.
The Oregonian publishing company lists daily and semi weekly subscription prices in advance. Rates cover various terms by mail and carrier including one year six months three months and one month options. The notice also provides addresses for news bureaus and distribution points in Portland Pendleton and Washington D C.
A fragmentary monologue urges turning from fear to seek light and love. It speaks of optimism amid gloom, urging the reader to trust, think, and raise a hopeful call. The speaker exhorts resilience, a lofty hope, and a bugle-like summons for men to endure weakness and strive toward brighter dreams.
President Taft answered critics in New York, explaining that a nation attacking Mexico without submitting the case to the League of Nations frees the other side from any obligation to present its case. He argued fears about the Monroe doctrine and immigration are equally unfounded to onlookers following the discussions.
The article argues peace terms will greatly shrink Germany's army to a minimal force, sufficient only to maintain internal order, transforming the once great military power into one of the weakest in the field, despite a ruler who demanded no-nonsense from the United States.
An old home remedy promises to darken faded hair to a natural color using sage tea and sulfur. The preparation is applied to dampened hair, restoring gloss and even tone, with commercial versions marketed as modern improvements.
The twenty second Pennsylvania district held a special election Tuesday. Democrat John H. Wilson defeated Republican John M. Jamison in a district where Republicanism is a lifestyle. Wilson ran on the league of nations issue as a sign of approval of the president's peace efforts. The GOP candidate avoided a direct stance, tying his fate to party leaders. The result signals support for the league among a solid Republican area. The Cleveland Plaindealer notes the victory as encouragement for league supporters and a setback for Lodge’s position.
A collection of humorous scraps and quips from a newspaper page. Includes a fishing misadventure with Gates noting three hours without a bite, a comic misquote about not being printed, a dramatic nap dream, an explosion joke, a paltry money boast, and a farmer dialogue about idleness and a long illness.
A man with a crutch visits an insurance office to file a claim for an accident policy after a fall at night. The manager, citing investigation results, says the case does not qualify as an accident since the young lady's father was at home, leaving him without entitlements.
A garbled entry lists Private Pal B. PMietrok Stayton Oregon as wounded in action, followed by Private William MM. Sharp Phito math Oremon, with errors implying misreporting and unclear status.
Lost champagne colored gloves finder please leave at East Oregon Khan offices reward. For rent furnished 5 room house no children, good references. Man and wife want ranch work. experienced farmer and cook. Model tein oldemoine for sale 925 by phone 635 Independent thinker. For sale modern seven room hole cement collar shed store chicken house four lots near school. Experienced man and wife want ranch work inquire 502 Water Hotel.
Deseriled animals taken up by the city marshal of Pendleton include a one day old colt with a forehead spot and branded C ote Tett stifte, and a brown mare with yearling colt marked Indian left stifle. If unclaimed within ten days, they will be sold at 2 pm March 4 1914 at public auction for cash to cover costs, proceeds to city. City Marshal Al Robarts notes sale date and method.
The readable parts do not reveal a coherent event or identifiable people or organizations. The passage appears as a distorted early stage OCR fragment with nonsensical phrases and lacks concrete details to identify place, date, or action.
Petersburg Virginia woman recounts two years of fertility issues and pain. After rejecting then accepting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she recovered fully. She credits the remedy with easing painful periods backache and inflammation. A testimonial from North Adams Street Petersburg and a note that women may write Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for advice.
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