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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1919
Page
7
Fumbled text lists subscription rates and mailing details. Mentions Washington DC Bureau and Portland item, with pricing for daily and semi weekly deliveries by mail or carrier.
A reflective verse scene speaks of the multitude passing through daily life, with working and failing souls moving under autumn winds. It notes the cradle to world of strife journey, touching on remembrance of those who passed and a distant beacon of love and laughter afterglow.
The article argues the Lodge faction would alter the league covenant to gain exemptions for the United States, limiting power and risking a futile Hague-like body. It contends real progress requires a strong League to prevent wars, criticizes Senate Republicans for politics, and notes wartime unity and threats of future conflict, with local references to IWW arrests and regional wartime service.
The article discusses Mars as the first planet outside Earth orbit, noting Mercury and Venus between Earth and Mars. It states Mars is a small world about 4,220 miles in diameter with a surface area under one third of Earth. It mentions Mars’ average solar distance and a solar year length.
An old advertisement touts Dr. Carter's K. B. Tea claimed to aid stomach liver and bowels. It urges brewing a cup every other night before bed for the family and promises gentle toning laxative effects with little cost. It suggests giving it to children during fevers and claims broad health benefits.
The text explains Mars has a year about twice Earth’s length due to its slower orbit and distance from the Sun about 69 million miles farther. A Martian day is similar in length to Earth’s, but gravity is only 38 percent, making a 100 pound weight feel like 24 pounds there. Seasons stretch to six months each, with a largely flat surface and few notable mountains or canyons observed so far.
Philadelphia reports six men killed and eleven injured when a four truck carrying workers to Horseland shipyard crashed into a passing train at a grade crossing. The accident occurred today, leaving a somber scene as investigators begin detailing the chain of events.
Weston residents share in hometown news as Mies Roby Price travels to Pullman for the WSC reunion with East Oregonian noting local visitors, civic clubluncheon in Pendleton, and community updates. The piece lists residents visiting relatives, appointments, school board decisions, and a newborn in the Perry household.
An old Evansville doctor recalls a blood disease medicine he developed forty years ago. He claims the formula cures chronic blood disorders, gland and skin problems, ulcers, and rheumatism, with lasting results. The medicine is named Number 40 For the Blood and sold through A Koeppen & Brothers.
A vintage advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as addressing constitutional causes of catarrh. It claims to strengthen the patient and improve health by treating mucous surfaces, with testimonials offered free and the firm F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio listed as the makers.
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