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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1917
Page
4
The fragmentary item lists Penditan Oregon postal insertion details and rates for various editions. It mentions the East Lone Publishing Co and a small set of city names, dates, and carrier charges, with references to daily and weekly issues and paid mail services.
Fragmentary poem text urges a child to stay close to mother, warning of a harsh world. Repeated lines emphasize care, protection, and fear of loss as the speaker pleads for enduring bond and safety within the home.
The world has learned of German methods in Belgium France and Romania. The Teutonic philosophy, as pointed out by Vice President Marshall in his speech at Happy Canyon, cares but a sneer for those who are governed by a sense of justice and honor. Power alone is worthwhile in the estimation of German autocracy. Outrages upon civilians, including destruction of homes and churches, dishonoring women, murdering children and enslaving old men are not merely sanctioned by the Kaiser. Such outrages are committed under official instructions. Returning travellers who went abroad skeptical come home and say there is no bottom to their pit of depravity. In contrast with this is the allied ideal of soldierly con-
Analysis warns that a new regime could aid the enemy if it fails to resist. The text discusses the Lenine revolt’s reach, possible Petrograd confinement, and the risk posed by Maximillists aligned with Germany. It notes potential German troop relief and questions Russia’s recent fighting activity.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a wartime machine scene with references to observers, a French machine, and a tense moment. The readable phrases hint at a surrender in the air, a tense observation, and a cryptic device seen in the moonlit setting. No clear names or dates are recoverable.
Fragmentary OCR describes officers, soldiers, and a presiding secretary at the Presidio. A commanding officer asks for furlough through a telecran device while a mother presses a soldier’s hand and tries to shield him from disclosure. The piece portrays intimate wartime life and its emotional strain.
A garbled Omaha telegram from the Nebraska Livestock committee notes opposition to fixing heat prices and proposes against placing price controls on sheep and fish. It urges greater meat production and criticizes bread tests, suggesting beef for bread and urging more meat overall.
The note markets a hair cleansing product promising beautiful, thick, glossy, and wavy hair. It touts muscle to improve shine and texture while suggesting users may see enhanced hair vitality with routine use.
A damaged local notice describes a wedding or social event with scattered names and dates. Medics attend a piety Leet evening among friends. The text includes unclear names, prices, and references to a public gathering or ceremony with familial ties and local figures.
Fragmentary text references meat and wheat for toys, hard colds and people not liking them, Hood's Sarsaparilla claimed to purify blood and aid Syrians after a cold, with unclear context and many garbled terms.
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