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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1919
Page
7
Publication details for East Oregonian with imprint, offices, and subscription prices. Notes include post office entry, affiliations with Chicago and Washington bureaus, and multiple mail and carrier options for daily and semi weekly editions, plus a telephones contact line.
The poem speaks of a Dreeme breeze brushing the cheek and stirring melancholy. A swift core of words hints at memory and tender warmth within a heart, while distant hushed voices echo across a quiet hour.
A garbled OCR batch cites multiple city papers with odd phrases about water rates costs revolts and fashion trends. It mentions Chicago Nowa Northeast lines and varying opinions on public issues and social behavior. The text lacks clear events or dates but implies diverse local concerns.
The piece argues about life probability on Mars and Earth, noting natural barriers between regions would affect life detection. It contrasts Esquimaux and Laplanders who hibernate and survive in cold with peoples in tropical jungles who endure heat, hinting at human resilience amid varying climates.
The article argues President Wilson was earnest and consultative, securing Republican reservations after returning from Paris. It states Lodge's conditions would have doomed the league and that Senate leaders blocked compromise, accusing majority senators of forcing the treaty’s defeat.
The piece critiques wildcat investing while praising thrift stamps and savings bonds as safe alternatives. It laments speculative losses, cites media warnings, notes political splits over a treaty, and warns that higher coal miner pay shifts costs to homeowners. It urges cleaner streets as a step to better communities.
An advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy at home hair darkener. It claims to restore youthful color by brushing a small strand nightly, with effects after one or two applications.
The fragment contemplates human and Martian development with phrases about time, civilization, and pity toward imagined Asquimaux and Jot, noting scarce water, rarity of allmuephers, and life sustained by scientific appliances beyond current knowledge.
An ad claims Pope's Cold Compound eases a cold with one dose and continued dosing every two hours until three doses. It promises instant relief by opening clogged nostrils, clearing air passages, stopping a runny nose, easing headache and feverishness, and providing a rested head without quinine, and claims it tastes pleasant and acts without assistance.
An old advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It claims meat overloads kidneys, urges occasional flushing, and describes symptoms like back pain, headaches, and frequent urination. The ad touts Jad Salts as a grape and lemon acid chew to neutralize irritants and stimulate sluggish kidneys.
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