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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1918
Page
4
An old newspaper fragment lists subscription prices for daily and weekly newspapers by mail and carrier, with annual, six month, and three month options. It also contains a brief political opinion criticizing America’s power and urging the Lodges to remain silent.
A damaged excerpt speaks of workers and machinery in a factory setting. The text references the hammer, roller, engine, and steam while a thinker behind the scenes guides production. It evokes the drudgery and dream behind labor in a restless workshop.
The piece accuses Senator Lodge of shouting to panic the public and bolster German propaganda by exaggerating war flaws. It argues his criticism harms allied morale, likening it to pro German efforts, and asserts America will prove the Kaiser’s claims false.
The New York World argues that Germany’s threat to seize Dutch merchant ships will drive intensified submarine warfare and close free passage to the North Sea. It notes Holland's neutrality has suffered since Germany’s sea warfare began and suggests U S and Britain may seize Dutch ships as restitution under international law.
The message notes a three billion dollar target for the third Liberty Loan, trimming Umatilla County's quota and urging fair, rating based bond sales. It calls for distributing bonds to those who have avoided their shares, warning of future issues and a prolonged effort.
A Kaiser driven offensive against the British line ends in failure as he bends the line but suffers heavier losses than the British. The report highlights his conceit and disappointment at the outcome.
March 28 report from Petrograd says Soviet units repelled Kornilov forces after a surprise advance. Kornilov's army appeared near the Dee rome, with heavy fighting and reported disorder among their ranks as they were pushed back.
Twenty eight years ago, Tawi Jacob A Peak and Florence Ayres, both from Behe, were pressured by men to escort each other at the Methodist parsonage in OW Kinney that evening.
An OCR fragment touts a patent remedy for scrofula and blood taints promising complete cleansing and renewed vigor. It mentions sales by drug outfits and dubious expert advice, with scattered social notices and local names amid garbled text.
The fragmentary note references individuals and a transaction related to wartime effort, mentioning ownership or purchase of shares linked to the war. It is unclear and incomplete, but suggests a group of people contributed or acquired stakes during the conflict.
An old promotional ad touts St Jacobs Liniment as a remedy for sprains pains and swelling. It claims rapid relief from muscle soreness stiffness and a tingling warmth, boasting decades of use and a gold medal award.
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