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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
8
A dilapidated man entered the Syracuse Medical College office and proposed selling his body to fund his unemployment and discouragement. The superintendent questioned the motive and remarked on how students would use the heart if the man were sold, highlighting the grim tone of the incident.
In Hilo a Corporal Fred Fox of the agsth in family aged twenty three was reported missing in action during the Martod offensive at the Murano. A week later a telegram confirmed he had returned to American lines with four comrades, one of them a captain, details few. His sister in Fort Lee displays the telegram and is in a morality play.
Southerner Sadhamis to Tare of the Bright Lights and Wanton Women follows Richard Shelton who leaves Myrtleville for New York to seek fortune. His Southern charm masks a cowardly schemer who is drawn into a promoter’s web and falls into debt and danger. The tale includes sacrifice by a sister and vivid scenes of cabarets and high society as it unfolds on stage.
Wallace Reid plays two roles in Less Than Kin shown at the Alta theater today. A ne'er-do-well disowned by his family assumes another life in Central America aiding revolutionaries, then returns to New York where his imposture sparks witty situations. The plot resolves with pardon and happiness. notable photography supports the melodrama with strong supporting cast including Ann Little and others.
March 21 reports German conservative press, via dispatches, urges government to refuse to sign the peace treaty if terms are harsh. Movements fear uprising and spread of resistance, with anxiety about effects across Europe.
The Kaness CIE Journal notes a formal pledge to inform a key recipient that the conflict has concluded. It suggests a measured release of a moderate quantity of supplies or goodwill as part of the closure. The language reflects era style and ceremonial tone.
A Montana development league, formed in Helena, aims to lure up to two million residents within five years. Current estimates place population between 750,000 and 256,000, with a planned four million dollars funding. Executive secretary will be W. A. Milne to promote relocation by showcasing state opportunities to attract affluent Americans from other regions and abroad.
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