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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1919
Page
7
Publication notice from Pendiston Oregon issued by the Oregonian Publishing Co. detailing an official local notice and its effective date.
A reflective poem by Grace F. Hall narrates how a small act of kindness brightens a gray day. The speaker finds renewed energy, hearing trees as voices and feeling courage return as a new day dawns.
The senate faced a clash over Lodge reservations vs the treaty. Lodge plans would nullify the treaty’s aims, while ratification without reservations lacked a majority. Both options failed, leaving the treaty in abeyance and voters set to decide in the next election.
The U S Post Office reports a nonstop Cleveland to Jersey City air mail flight of 415 miles in 3 hours 26 minutes at 120.6 mph using alcohol fuel. The first 215 miles to Bellefonte averaged 129 mph. Aviator Paul S. Oakes piloted a De Haviland 4 rebuilt with a Liberty 400 hp engine.
The article discusses the Mare as a potential inhabited world and surveys astronomers’ interest over four decades. It notes the lack of conclusive evidence, the existence of invisible dark bodies in orbit around stars, and the evolution of planets through stages from nebulae to solid worlds before cooling and dying, with cycles of collision and reformation implied.
The remark notes that time alone cannot be treated as an element in the discussion of evolution, suggesting millions of years would be needed for significant changes. It emphasizes the complexity of accounting for long timescales in evolutionary reasoning.
In a lively exchange Brondine asks if Hrunetta enjoyed the social event last night. They discuss a mysterious man seen with Hrunetta, noting his striking appearance and his anxious demeanor. The pair hints at a surprising motive behind his clingy pose as the scene ends.
A Youngstown Telegram report notes a man in a social setting attempted to sell life insurance during a dance. The piece highlights the inappropriate sales approach and the complainant’s reaction to the encounter.
Frank P. Shoge of Harrinburg Alabama promotes Blood Tonite Number 40 claiming it satisfies as the best blood tonic he has seen. The ad touts use for blood troubles chronic rheumatism ec ectaria and related ailments and notes glandular swellings pimples eruptions and stomach issues improving after other treatments failed. A. C. Koetpen & Brothers endorse the remedy.
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