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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1919
Page
7
An old notice lists postal rates for Pendleton area services. It shows second class mail options by mall and carrier, including durations of one year six months three months and various daily rates. Semi weekly options by mall and rail are mentioned with corresponding costs.
Mary Agnes Kelly writes a heartfelt lament about memory, love, and faith. The speaker pleads for the return of a beloved captain, wonders about earthly pain, and seeks solace through endurance, courage, and prayer to the Prince of Peace.
The piece argues road spending by government during war years reduced profits, contrasting 1914 private management surplus of 250 million with 1918 deficit under public control. It claims the shift was to fund war needs rather than profit while noting the English experience differed from the United States.
A fragmented advertisement extols Dr Car ies K and B Tea as a pure vegetable laxative and spring health aid. It promises gentle cleansing for children and adults, claiming to ease constipation upset stomach liver issues and tiredness with a nightly cup for noticeable benefits.
The text argues that during the war the United States took over profitable railroads to ensure swift troop and freight movement. It contends deficits incurred by English and American governments do not reflect management efficiency, asserting the main goal was successful traffic movement for war needs rather than profits.
German papers criticize the League of Nations plan as biased and mercantile while warning it could be a league of arms against Germany. Paris drafted statutes without Germany’s input, with varied reactions from Vorwaerts and Leipzig Tageblatt. Debate continues as Bolshevism is labeled a disease of defeated nations and the Hungarian crisis adds urgency to hastening the league. Senator Reed faced calls to resign over his opposition to the League.
An old health column urges readers to start daily internal sanitation using a glass of water with real salter and limestone phosphate to cleanse the bowels. It claims internal baths are more vital than external washing, warning of toxins and poor health from undigested matter and recommending early morning routines.
The report notes stock in the Home Builders Company has not yet reached full participation. Officials urge interested parties to sign up promptly as part of a local housing campaign.
A March 25 1801 East Oregonian recounts a chaotic Main Street scene as a drunken Indian on horseback charged Officers Xye Heathman and John Durham near Webb Street. Nyq wrestled the bridle but the horse bolted along Alta Street, the rider screaming. The piece also notes regional travel and court movements in Umatilla county including Judge Fee’s activities and transfers of local firm members J H Parkes and others from Loa Grande.
A piece from Boston transcript recounts Opie Read in a three handed match where a ball vanished into an abandoned quarry and surfaced after three strokes with two echoes noted by Adama and Sterrett. Another tale follows an elderly traveler in a Stamford car mishap who survives and quips about Boston.
After the long winter months the advertisement urges three times weekly for three weeks of a tonic regimen. It touts a bioga purifier as the best spring medicine to restore health and vitality following rich foods and little exercise.
An advertisement promotes a vegetable laxative tea to be brewed three times a week for three weeks. It promises quick relief, purging impurities, improved complexion, fresh breath, and a healthy appetite as outcomes.
A collage of brief quips and anecdotes from various newspapers. Jests about marriage and single life from Chicago News and Minneapolis Tribune, a cautionary tale of swallowing a collar button, a quip on discovering America, a courtroom gag, and remarks on Orville Wright and barber prices. Includes light, era-typical humor and misheard lines.
March 26. Dr Nor buhidia, a Japanese alienist, found guilty of first degree murder in the death of Dr Georges B Wolff, an associate. Chief Justice Rourke sentenced Dr Lahida to life imprisonment.
To Demonstrate Bates Mule, G K Hobbes invites farmers to attend a demonstration of the Bates Steel Mule tractor at the farm to see its capabilities.
London papers express alarm over Hungary and the drift toward bolshevism in eastern and central Europe. They note Pence delegates muddle central Europe policy and cite a German report to Moscow fueling talk of Russo German rapprochement.
March 26 report describes Fresh Won resistance during riots in Stetin and Loetitck amid a Ber. Un disputed today in the output.
An ad-like fragment promotes a corn treatment claiming immediate relief using a quarter ounce of ECreerline. It touts painless removal of hard and soft corns or calluses and urges purchase at drug stores. The text mentions Cincinnati authority and promises quick healing without skin irritation.
Massachusetts proposes a $7.5 million yearly program to improve the highway system and establish aviation landing fields in several localities. The aviation field plan calls for about 20 workers per site and spacing of 30 miles apart. The highway commission also aims to beautify surrounding areas by planting roadside flora.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a road stretch between Sherbourne Mountain and Greenfield with links to Troy and Detorwiwg Lop, indicating highway connections to the east. Names and places are uncertain due to garbled text.
A historical advertisement touts Pemtona tonic as rich in organic iron malt manganese and liver extract to enrich blood aid digestion and support recovery from grippe or colds. It claims to rebuild health for tired run down and sensitive stomachs and offers a money back guarantee if no benefit is observed.
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