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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1918
Page
6
A damaged OCR snippet references the Pendle Oregon post office and a Salter Washington DC bureau contact at 4th Street. Details are incomplete and names or addresses are uncertain due to transcription errors.
The readable text lists various delivery durations and methods such as by mail and by carrier, including semi weekly options. It resembles a damaged periodical notice describing subscription terms and delivery frequencies without clear dates or full items.
A distorted verse discusses identity and place, invoking town life and personal transformation. Phrases drift through misheard lines about fitting in, making a persona, and shaping what one calls town. The garbled text hints at self in relation to community without clear narrative.
The article argues that even with victory, civilians face ongoing duties and responsibilities. Financial strain, conservation, food, and other pressures persist as the world remains wounded, and Uncle Sam must continue as rescuer and caregiver to the stricken everywhere.
The piece argues the Fed views rising commodity prices and living costs as tied to inflated bank credits from Liberty bond borrowing. It urges consumers to save more and borrow less to curb price pressures, linking long-term credit expansion to sustained inflation and financial instability. It also notes political shifts after the New York primary and calls for adherence to American wartime traditions and food conservation.
The text argues Autic should serve humanity, not conquest, and urges civilians to support the program with calm, thorough, and efficient efforts to back up military aims for soldiers and a suffering world.
28 YEARS AGO From the East Oregonsia November EDS McComsaly in the city front Union Justice W. Wy Jacobs of Athe na is today Robert Jamieson met with quite an apataset jet work He was mandi fe tad 7 men digging 4 citer t Alipped and he felt it the hole whire the man was Us Pahoa Which came down on the feet gutting it severety. S Camatoerate buliding and improve ments are in progress in the residence portion of Pendleton at present New buildings are going up old ang re ceiving crnditions and repaint or fréed colors of paint James Jones fae cold to John Hass Howse and sat on Tustin street gon adoration x50
A historic drive touts "Victory Girls" with 1 006 000 American girls pledging to back soldiers. The program aims to mobilize 1 900 000 volunteers toward war work funds, with a goal of generous weekly contributions and broader participation across the nation.
The article recounts Belgian railway workers resisting German orders during World War I, with many engineers and laborers punished or executed. It details deportations to Germany, refusals under threat, and mass incarcerations in towns like Luttre and Marines, highlighting significant casualties and the broader impact on Belgian rail operations and wartime logistics.
A vintage health advertisement encourages regular use of Hood products to support family health. It touts combinations like Peptiron and Hood s Savane with blood purifiers and tonics to strengthen the system and aid recovery, claiming reliable daily use keeps a family in health.
A vintage ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and upset stomachs. It warns against counterfeit syrups and urges mothers to ask doctors for the genuine product from the California Syrup of Fig Company, claiming relief from constipation without griping.
An old advertisement promotes lemon juice mixed with water as a facial brightener. It promises reduced redness and blemishes, claiming skin will become clear, soft, and whiter with daily use. It mentions a brand Orchard White and superficial application to face neck and hands.
Nov 12 New York port reports heavy French sand exports to the United States for construction and wartime needs. Captured supply lines show Cape Talon Hedkina coordinating ballast and cargo for ships like the Lavviathin as convoys depart with thousands of tons of sand and noni, amid mobilization of troops to protect and load transports.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Wool Brove buckets and winter use with unclear context. No clear persons organizations places dates or events identified. Summary focuses on items described and general conditions.
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