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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
7
An advertisement claims Dean's Kidney Pills improve back pain and kidney issues. It features testimonials from Mrs Jacobse and others, praising regular kidney function after use. The ad notes availability at all dealers for 0? price. Poster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
Florence McCarthy yearns for May and the return of spring. The speaker describes weary hearts, waning winter, and longing for greener days as summer nears.
The excerpt quotes Senator Lodge speaking on January 24, 1906 about the president's power to initiate actions after a treaty is sent for ratification. It notes a partisan view shift between Republican presidents and Democratic control of the House, accusing Lodge of misreading the Constitution.
P S Ridsdale secretary of the National War Garden Commission returns from study warns against removing daylight saving hours deeming it harmful to food production. He calls any move to cut daylight a reckless act comparable to provoking another war. He cites the wartime reconstruction benefit of extra daylight.
A fragmented plea links saving daylight to boosting food production near consumption to aid the global poor. It asserts Europe uses daylight saving, cites potential billions in gains for gardeners, and notes the U S adoption as a late entry while urging readers to act on rental notices and seek rapid reader response.
In Louis, on March 7, the National Woman Suffrage Association reformed as the League of Women Voters after a Jubilee convention approved a name change. Carrie Chapman Catt, former president, urged the shift to better reflect women in voting and non voting states. The message from Wileen sent encouragement for adoption of the suffrage amendment.
The national assembly is establishing a special court to try General Ludendorff, former Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg, and other officials believed responsible for the war, according to a Weimar dispatch.
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