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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1919
Page
7
The Oregonian reports on a Pendic fire and related signals as a small matter listed among notices. The item references news bureaus in Portland Washington and Imperialiote with brief mentions of subscription rates and delivery options for readers.
The poem by John Trotwood Movcre explores perpetual giving as a vow and rewards found in love and spiritual striving. It describes bearing burdens, seeking light, and the rare flower of beauty that awakens the soul. The verse urges looking up to a guiding star and embracing prayer, raising questions of devotion and reward.
A returned overseas soldier praised home front morale, saying receiving papers with liberty loan news strengthened troops’ resolve. He noted city and county support over the top and credited newspaper efforts and bond drives for lifting morale and compensating for reluctant subscribers.
A dated health promotion urges starting each day with hot water and lime phosphate to cleanse the digestive canal. It claims benefits for digestion, appetite, and overall vitality, advising a quarter pound of the powder for quick results.
The piece argues for a firm national air power policy based on lessons from World War I. It cites civilian aviation advocacy, Navy Secretary Roosevelt’s call for action, and the need for a decisive government approach to air operations. It questions Congress’s readiness to address air power and probes whether air combat will decide future wars.
Oregon faces a $2,500,000 state share for a Roosevelt highway bill with federal matching funds. Voters in the June 3 special election weigh the plan as counties recall the county bonding moment tied to state aid. Support rests on state and federal participation, echoing Umatilla County’s prior stance.
Ludendorff states the American contribution did not decisively end the war and notes his distance from the front prevents firsthand confirmation of that point.
May 284, TA91 report notes Pendleton plans a lumber run from Murdock's sawmill for a park fence to be ready for the game next Sunday. Frank Frasier, director of the Pendleton Baseball Association, oversees the effort while W F Plemeher visits Butter Creek coal mines. Pendleton enjoys green landscapes as gardens bloom and trees fruit.
In Washington on May 20, President Witten urged Congress to repeal or amend wartime prohibition, favoring a stricter measure on beer and wine. The speech framed the issue as complex and politically sensitive, with critics predicting a tough path ahead.
The review highlights the musical Going Up by Harbach and Montgomery starring Sonla Hirsch. It notes a coherent story catchy music wholesome fun and strong company performance. The piece reports the show is touring after a standout New York run with favorable critical reaction and audience reception.
Navy report details that the long missing aircraft, described as an American mariner craft, endured severe damage after being forced down near the Azores while under way to Ponta Delgada. Commander Towers reports the NC%—the missing plane—suffered severely and was observed near the Atlantic High before landing under its own power.
Havre de Grace, a port town with origins tied to Le Havre de Notre Dame de Grace, is noted in an item that may suggest a first lady of Canada connection. The brief mentions the historic name and location without detailing individuals or events.
A fragmented newspaper page mixes humor lines from Funnybone and a Berlin Meggendorfer ad. It includes garbled dialogue about roles in a matrimonial firm, a returned soldier’s remarks, stray quotations, and a dish description with misread items and a jittery restaurant scene.
Sir Arthur Garrod linked deficient kidney elimination to uric poisons in gout. The text notes joint pain and neuralgia from uric acid buildup, citing Prof Strawa on excreting uric acid by diuresis and a preparation called Anaric as a potent dissolver of uric acid, with a promotional offer from Dr. Pierce’s hotel.
A Detroit Free Press item reports a shocked uncle reacting to a man claiming engagements with four women at once. The dialogue features a gracelow nephew blaming “cupil” for the strange conduct while the uncle condemns the incident as shocking and unthinkable.
Fashion Art showcases a chic raffia hat named for its woven gaffa crown bound with straw and a bright blue color. The model is described as a smart sports companion piece, with a sea-blue georgette trim and a fit intended for a fashionable Miss Blue Eyes, reflecting the season’s hat trend.
A faded and garbled text advises women to dry clean household items at home using chemicals like gueolina Bolvite and Sulvite soap. It claims quick results, no fading, and wrinkle resistance, with steps involving soaking items and washing them to restore a new look.
Two men driving a coar belonging to L. Hergevin took a novelty ride up a railroad track Saturday night. They were fined 20 for reckless driving in Pelle court Tyler Afr. Dergevin settled the fine. Allegations say they were intoxicated and rode the track briefly. Railroad officials may prosecute for trespass. British bombard coast update from London dated May 20.
An OCR fragment notes The Neck of Gibraltar rising about 1200 feet while El Capitan in Yosemite National Park stands roughly three times as high, highlighting a dramatic vertical contrast between the two natural formations.
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