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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1919
Page
4
The readable portion lists multiple pricing terms for newspapers by mall and carrier over various durations. It contains garbled spellings, partial product names, and inconsistent punctuation, hindering precise interpretation of the offerings.
The governor's policy statement urges unity and sacrifice for Oregon's postwar reconstruction. Supporters note his broad, nonpartisan approach since taking office and see him as a fit leader for the new era, urging citizens to sustain the spirit of cooperation and common good.
The editorial argues the federal employment service must be maintained despite Senate filibuster delays to the agricultural bill. It urges restoring full operation by new Congress, citing benefits to workers and employers, army reentry, and national economy, while noting Secretary Baker’s active abroad and at home.
A tribute of honor to the Oregon boys who fell in the war is proposed, aiming to recognize their sacrifice and preserve their memory for future generations. The effort reflects local pride and national service.
A London tram encounter ends in farce as a passerby prompts mockery of a nurse by an officer who then fines her. The remark implies disdain for German cruelty and references a British soldier. The scene unfolds with folded arms and laughter as bystanders react to the event.
March 17 report from Spokane on a new city wage and health plan. Dr Thomas H Harper Westminster Congregational Church led a gathering endorsing the reform and noting support from local labor groups and central tabernacle delegates.
An old advertisement touts a catarrh treatment claiming to reach the disease source by removing germs from the blood. It urges readers to obtain a bottle and notes free medical advice from the Medical Director at Swift Laboratories.
A wartime appeal shows U S fighters wearing helmets to symbolize support for the Victory Loan drive. The piece notes concern over helmet supply and mentions a fundraiser effort in France, with a reference to Lt. F. BR. Williams and the improvised helmet imagery boosting morale.
Fragmentary notes from a Sunday service at the RBV and M E Church recounts preaching on unity amid war, devotion to country, and moral resolve. The fragment mentions Germany and France, wartime sacrifice, and calls for harmony, perseverance, and national duty.
The waterways commission outlines a plan for instruction and preliminary measures to keep the coast under control. The article notes fortifications and armed security, with Cherennry mentioned in relation to control and defense.
A humorous speech at the American Press Humorists Association convention in Chicago features a storyteller describing a wob bly man who peers into a restaurant window and a fisherman tale where anchovy and water lead to a comical misunderstanding. The exchange includes_N overt confusion about jokes and cultural gaps, illustrating misinterpretations across the audience.
The ad claims Zenan clears eczema and soothes skin problems including burns and wounds. It cites ease of use and fast healing, urging readers to ask their druggist for Zenan or pay one dollar for a large bottle. The notice lists The W. Rose Co. of Cleveland, Ohio as the supplier.
A garbled Paris dispatch discusses a wartime plan for a Baltic state built from Denmark and neighboring regions. It mentions a canal project and a proposed federation, naming Kohlewale-Moletein and Jocenburg as potential components. The piece hints at political reorganization under a Danish-led influence.
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