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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1919
Page
5
The Oregonian publishing company lists mailing charges for daily and semi weekly editions. Rates shown include daily subscriptions for one year at 9.00, six months at 2.60, three months at 1.05, and one month at 0.50. Semi weekly options run 1.86 for one year and 0.78 for six months.
A fragmentary, poetic meditation on wonder and travel through misty landscapes. The pieces evoke magical warmth, sunlit paths, and a distant, enchanted place, with curious phrasing and imagined scenes. It presents as a lyrical travel vignette from an evocative, perhaps nostalgic, mood.
Port land judge urges temporary divorces as a solution but the East Oregonian endorses a kinder approach. The piece advocates mutual selflessness and daily acts of kindness to restore harmony, arguing friendship and love cultivate more love and reduce discord without new laws or costs.
The text argues that swindling harms the swindler and unfair treatment harms both spouses. It suggests divorce judges could explain these truths to troubled couples to resolve many disputes, emphasizing mutual accountability and happiness in marriage.
The essay argues that opposing ratification unless the League of Nations covenant is severed would derail the world league and the peace conference. It asserts the League’s role in administering colonies, limiting armaments, and resolving disputes including Dan zing and Fiume, warning that obstructionist senators threaten global peace efforts.
The new Congress will examine war expenditures with focus on graft suspicions. Critics warn efforts may be used for political aims rather than prosecution, while the N.C.4 was slow to start but fast once underway on the big track.
East Oregonian reports on local events including the Grove area with Sharth as grand lodge leader, Jennieys visiting from the Pacific Beather, and a 14 000 foot mi averages weather note. Fr Tein retires with Air Bentley to an afternoon recreation trip, Company C drill plans, talks at the agency about land grants, and a visit to Hutter Creek coal mines.
A garbled omnibus of quips and fragments from multiple papers and columns. It references teachers, families, a Wichita Eagle transcript note, Kansas City Star gossip, and a Loewen Tit-Bits item about a fortune teller and a Greek god appeal, all in a jittery collaged form.
A chaotic, fragmentary passage blames Germans and Americans for political tensions and fears of education censorship. It references foreign offices, moral claims, and a call to action amid months of indoor life, naming a cure for health but veering into mockery and confusion.
A cryptic OCR fragment notes a item described as a Telia fancy brick of Ite Crem packed in cord Rouard cartons with a stated one hour preservation window.
An unclear wartime dispatch cites Huns blaming increased severity on American hate. The text mentions President Wilton and references alleged peace efforts and on base statements. Readable fragments point to a contested motive for ongoing violence amid geopolitical tensions.
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