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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1918
Page
5
Judge G. B. Seely was arrested in his township by a provost guard from Camp Fremont for driving his automobile without a tail light. He said he would try himself and pay a $10 fine, to be settled in War-Savings stamps.
In this ad style note the author claims eczema is an infection beneath the skin and that topical salves only ease pain temporarily. It promotes a viral “8. 8. S.” remedy as a blood cleanser and urges readers to obtain a bottle from drugstores and seek free expert medical advice from Medical Director at 21 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
A wartime letter from Frank Dickson, serving in France, laments dirty streets and cobblestone avenues while praising spring weather and scenery. He notes the lack of paved theaters, high tobacco prices, and requests four cartons of Camels for himself, mentioning a new canteen opening.
Senator Jones of Washington introduces an amendment to the emergency agricultural bill in the country bone dev during the a May setting. The proposal aims to modify provisions related to wartime agricultural support and funding.
At the Arcade Sunday and Monday New photoplay Wild Youth adaptation by J Stuart Blackton stars Theodore Roberts and stars a tale of a young man and his love with a crusty neighbor’s wife. Outdoor scenes filmed in California. At the Pastime Woman and Wife features Alice Brady in a Jane Eyre inspired drama recounting hardship and reunion.
A brief public notice extols a duty to women and the perpetuation of the race. The text honors maternal influence and encourages civic virtue, framed as a call to men to support family and societal continuity.
The Kaiser Beast of Berlin comes to the Arcade theater for Tuesday and Wednesday, touted as a powerful patriotic film. Rupert Julian stars as the Kaiser, with scenes of Louvain massacre and Belgian cruelties, aiming to rally support for Liberty Loan efforts and to depict autocratic German rule.
Madge Kennedy stars in The Danger Game a melodramatic photoplay shown Sunday and Monday at the Alta Theatre. She plays a runaway bride caught in desperate, hunted circumstances as police close in, with laughs amid thrilling, shocking scenes that mark a new phase in her screen persona.
A misprinted sheet of 160 postal airplane stamps upside down, produced by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, sold in Washington for 20 606 dollars to Col EK HR Green, son of Hetty Green. The purchase sparked interest among collectors as a notable error with value projected at 230 dollars per sheet.
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