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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1918
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR. Mentions Pendleton Greene and Portland Oregon. References a post office, hotel, and a Washington DC bureau address. No coherent event or outcome clearly supported.
A damaged OCR snippet shows scattered rental or service terms and periods such as three months and six months, with repeated references to carriers and monthly or weekly intervals. Opaque names and locations render precise interpretation difficult.
A fragmentary wartime poem appeals to readers to support soldiers at the Flanders front. It invokes sacrifice, courage, and enduring hardship, urging help for those in battle and honoring the fallen. Fremont Policek Livingston is credited in the text.
A fragment argues that Lenine and Trotsky owed their rise to German money arms and intrigue. The claim holds that Bolshevik triumph depended on foreign support and covert influence.
Fragmentary text suggests a faction without leadership could not win unaided. It cites Germany as the inspiration for their success, notes a broken source, and speculates on Russia's likely rapid restoration. The passage hints at doubt regarding the brains remaining after killings.
Excerpts urge restraint toward foes in politics, praise duty, and note consolation for the defeated. The Crews Financial Review argues for freer global trade, lower restrictions, and cooperative effort among bankers, manufacturers, merchants, and shipowners to meet intense international competition.
After the war, talks on foreign trade development intensify. Leading commercial bodies large manufacturers and major banks have laid down clear courses for the future. This movement signals decisive steps toward rebuilding and expanding international commerce.
A Daily East Oregonian item notes that 28 years ago, P. Badtt, a roan editor, planned to establish a new newspaper in Arlington, which had been without one for some time. The note hints at an upcoming local press launch.
Charles Narrett, a veteran farmer from Weston, visited Vendtion yesterday for the first time in several years. M. Beavley and company sold the Hazelwood property at naval piles for $500 to Homer Ranibe. Lee Cartright, from Butter, reports mountains now covered with the snow.
West Point cadets today replaced the old gray UC uniforms with olive drab gear for the next generation. The 519 cadets of the classes of 1900 and 1981 will graduate as officers in the U S Army Friday after a parade in their separate offbeat attire.
In PYARIS a French infantry regiment notes two lifelong comrades, a young lieutenant decorated with the Legion of Honor and cited for bravery and an old corporal who volunteered in 1904 and earned the Medal Militaire. The corporal, always loyal, obeys orders with steady discipline, even as the officer’s son leads the charge.
J K Tominaga, 1910 University graduate, a Japanese student who aimed for architecture in France, joins the U S Army with the 60 mile from the front station. He praises French spirit in a letter to Dean A H Lawrence of the School of Architecture. Previously he studied with McKim Mead and White in New York and excelled in his school work.
Telegraphic dispatches from Zurich to Le Journal describe a widespread revolutionary plot spreading through Berlin Homburg and the Rhine and Westphalia areas. Authorities warn the public against premature action amid growing political agitation and rumors of imminent upheaval.
A wartime dispatch reports German collaborators and their women looting and occupying buildings. The piece notes a private feast under German city officials and asserts German women have replaced soldiers in Hedreticis and similar posts, described as more unwary than the men.
Amsterdam dispatch reports turmoil in Berlin with distress and riotlike mood. Aiga dinner costs fifteen? sixty?. Derian and Fain Denner retain state funds totaling fifty dollars amid the unrest.
Nov 4 in Palem news brief notes German shipyards at Bremen and Narbo retooling for 20 000 ton shipping program as war rages. Also reports death of W A Jones stockman and former legislator from this city after a six month illness. The piece reflects wartime food shortages and calls citizens to endure.
Secretary Daniels commends ten to twelve naval personnel for bravery amid the Prance campaign. The list highlights machinist mate John Fatria and others singled out for quick action and heroism during danger at sea.
An old advertisement describes skin pimples on the face growing large with crust and irritation. It claims Cuticura Soap and Ointment prevent and treat pimples rashes and irritations, praising ease of use and daily toilet benefits.
An old time beauty ad promotes Knowlton's Danderine claiming it cleanses the scalp and removes dandruff. It promises shinier, softer hair for young girls and women, with dramatic claims of preventing breakage and promoting growth.
Brandwich Georgia received commendation for leadership in a recent operation. Machinist Mate John W. HRM of Manchester New Hampshire praised the actions that prevented the destruction of a seaplane after a storm and overboard incident.
A damaged ad urges readers to use Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds and throat troubles to prevent more serious illnesses. It cites personal testimonial from Morn James Malone of Moberly who recovered from a severe cold after taking the remedy.
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