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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
7
The notice lists subscription prices for various editions and periods including Daily, Semi-Weekly, and Carriage options. It mentions on sale in other cities and specifies rates for six months, three months, one year, and monthly terms.
A dated report recounts a tense period as the 20th approached when forfeited railroad land would enter for entry. Farmers flocked from many places to stake holdings amid rumors of contest, while local residents faced flu and travel disruptions. Sim PF Sturgis departed for Walla Walla and Mrs. Charles Whiteman remained ill in Echo.
An old ad promises quick relief from indigestion and stomach distress with Papa's Diapepsin. It claims fast easing of upset stomach gas heartburn and acidity through a chewable tablet format. The copy uses exaggerated phrasing and misspellings typical of vintage advertisements.
A fragmentary, dreamlike meditation on love and memory. The speaker recalls distant figures and phantoms that glow at the feet, noting nobility and beauty persist even when loved ones seem far away, and longing lingers in a waking and imagined space.
Eye on the West End highlights a bright star of progress for Spatre region. The Teel project and upcoming reservoirs aim to boost development and an agricultural empire in the county. An improved interstate highway promises faster access to Pendleton and wheat country aiding settlers. O W system plans to restart motor service fees as a preliminary step amid rising regional growth.
A reader asks whether there is any problem with the League of Nations constitution as it stands and if it can be amended. The inquiry notes curiosity about the document’s flexibility and potential changes.
The article criticizes Senate obstructionists for opposing the League of Nations. It notes Borah refusing a dinner, Poindexter vowing to reject the treaty, and Lodge flipping on the subject, arguing opposition stems from hostility to Wilson rather than real flaws in the covenant.
A public note argues officials should face income tax like others, noting underpayment excuses no exemption. It urges support for the Home Builders Loan Co to hasten new housing in Pendleton as a path to growth amid calls for weather and travel changes and a Bolshevik defeat report.
A collection of humorous exchanges and quips about city life versus rural life. It includes a boy who left the farm for city work and wrote home about his adventures, followed by replies from brothers on the farm and other light anecdotes. It also features brief jokes about love signals, army discharge, and a long serving cook at a New England university.
Paris dispatch reports that Madelon the popular marching song has been honored in French army orders connected with an action by the 319th Infantry. The reference praises the intrepid spirit of the 6th Battalion as it marched to La Belle Madelon.
Madrid March 18. The Spanish cabinet decided to grant an eight hour working day to building trades throughout Spain with district controls by committees of employers and workers. The cabinet also approved a bid to insure workers against unemployment.
Rhoda Palmer, a 102 year old resident of Seneca Falls New York, rode four miles to vote in the 1915 election. She had helped organize delegates to the national woman suffrage convention in Seneca Falls, contributing to the historic movement.
Nicely furnished room cottage with lean furniture for sale at 118 Grange St. Apply John Vert. Also offers a room in a house on East Webb Street. Phone numbers 217Ww and 1153 listed for inquiries.
Reading from Pilot Mack Oregon records shows Private C Baker of Company C in action is listed as reported dead. The brief notice notes the casualty without further details.
An old remedy claims headaches stem from body poisons and toxins. A daily drink of hot water with a spoonful of limestone phosphate supposedly cleanses the digestive tract, relieves headache, and improves mood. critics warn against self medication and inaccurate claims.
Paris press sarcasm flares as L Intransigeant chides Parisians for overtalking and lectures on how the city should treat guests. The piece portrays Paris as polite yet too chatty, reflecting tense city manners in March.
Ad copy extols Fly's Cream Balm for nasal relief from a cold or catarrh. It promises immediate breathing ease, no headaches, and night relief. The product is sold by druggists with instructions to apply a thin layer to the nostrils for penetration and soothing effects.
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