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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
6
The column shows social and personal news including visits, engagements, and community events. It mentions Grace from Oregon, Jude and Terry Bean, Mr and Mrs Bennett, a Hawthorne Parents Teachers Circle meeting, Red Cross activities, and various locals in Salem and surrounding towns, with wartime guidance on Allied prisoners relief letters.
Tim Atlantia division of the American Medical Cray annoyness reports a German War Trade Hoard grant of exclusive blank and Cherishment for sending long, Hitler and torey through the Atrer Jd Threes to Agertesnail allied poli lere ie Cerrar grtlieom cere per. Two 10-pound parcels a week may be sent from Berne to American pris 'fiers. Parcels may curtain two heavy lertves of bret a week, fotae- Oo and deep. Special pores for in wilds mak be sunt when nooomry. Been' af the overcrowded codl 'ther of the mesiy however, the Tod.
In a tense exchange on the line, two underage Yankees argue aloud about language as a second lieutenant and Trooper One reprimand them. The troopers debate saying Yah versus Yea while a disciplinarian tone emerges, warning of strict penalties for insubordination.
Nathan Lehman, a 58 year old paper seller at 2625 West Tenth Avenue in Denver, vows to contribute to the war effort after his son Arthur was killed in an elevator accident at a department store. He bought Liberty Bonds and works outdoors in all weather to support the United States against Germany. He views obstructing war effort as a grave misdeed and remains driven by patriotic duty.
Old fashioned remedies from the medicinal room and herbs have moved into modern drugstores. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, once famed for generations among American women, remains a standard despite changes in packaging and presentation.
The itemized page reports a late will probated today, names Phoebe Ely as administratrix, and lists marriage licenses for Beach. Roland Pambrun and Isabel Fu son of Weaton. It notes a bankruptcy filing by The Hiewott rventer Co., weather notes amid warm spell, Pete Choend’s Red Cross auction stance, a birth in town, forestry talks, naval reserve enlistments, and a regional survey team's return from inspection.
The Hagie May 1 reports the death of Principe, a vreoninator of Archduke Ferdinand, credited with starting the war. He died of tubsreuliels at Therelott Bad fapiteme today, according to local dispatches.
Indian melody from the Fromue River tribe arranged for orchestra will feature the commencement program. The piece “Deer Trades” is described as a new composition by Indiana’s Oramor Mogue Tiw er, with Winifred Fortes directing. The work, rarely performed for orchestra, has origins tied to a dance piece at the University of Kansas before orchestral arrangement.
Morning announcement states lantern slides of Ame ke In Klondike Dass were received and will be shown to students during conference period tomorrow. An effort to bring Madly to set the film Jack and the Beanstalk will be shown in the high school auditorium according to Mr Drill.
Two men George Flesh and Jack Gray were charged with being drunk on the street before City Recorder Fite Gerald. Flesh chose ten-dollar fine or five days in jail, while Gray forfeited his bail and paid nineteen dollars in penalties.
The naval reserve recruiting party, previously stationed at the Pedersl bullring, left Wednesday for The Dalles after a three day stay. They recruited 13 men and examined many more, praising Fondinton’s influence. The party includes Lt. G. Co. Kent, Amat. Surgeon F. T. Maxeon, Chief Yeoman H. G. Prot, Pharmacist’s Mate K. McPonnell and others from the U S Navy and Navy Reserve.
A grimy young soldier pauses at a Washington street corner as an officer asks directions. The brief encounter occurs near a military facility, revealing ordinary life amid the war effort and the officer’s polite exchange with the crewman.
A historic ad advocates a spring treatment claiming to purify the blood and strengthen weak, run-down bodies. It warns of tired feelings and rheumatic pain and promotes a regimen that purportedly fights illness, improves vitality, and rapidly restores energy.
A garbled newspaper fragment centers on a London scene in September. It references a man who admitted drinking and mentions a person named Pine and an admission of excess. The text is incomplete and unclear about specific events, dates, or outcomes.
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