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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1919
Page
4
The readable OCR fragment lists various Oregonian and Portland News offerings with pricing for subscriptions by mail and carrier, noting durations from one month to one year and different publication types. Prices appear as 1.08 for a rate, with formatting irregularities in the text.
The author argues for a 100000 strong German army limit with regulated munitions and ties the peace treaty to the covenant of the League of Nations. Without the league, enforcement would be unreliable as in Napoleonic times, making postwar follow up vague and ineffective. President Wilson favors pairing the treaty with the league for assured dispute settlement and accountability.
The Pendleton Civic Club launches a campaign for a cleaner town to curb fly nuisance this summer. Residents and business managers face criticism for sanitation lapses including gar bage handling at restaurants and market areas. The piece also notes helicopter tech rumors and calls for local support for the Home Building Loan Co. amid national politics and court sentences.
A review from the East Oregonian dated March 1 recalls burn injuries from a recent fire involving Abe Corneyer and his son Gus, with valuable items lost and Corneyer severely burned. Mail Clerk McCormkey, burned in the Allee and Religion incident, reports rapid recovery on crutches. Civil Engineer A. J. Adate departs for Walteburg to finalize waterworks plans and cost estimates.
An old home method uses sage tea and sulphur to restore natural hair color. The write up claims a commercial Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound offers easier prep and even coverage, suggesting daily use to conceal gray and make hair appear darker and thicker.
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