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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1919
Page
5
The notice lists publication cost options for the Independent Newspaper, including daily and semi weekly rates. It specifies mail and carrier delivery, with prices such as one year by mail five dollars and six months by mail two dollars and fifty cents. It references the Pendleton Oregon post office and security bureau addresses.
A fragmentary poem describes a lone cabin at night with mothers singing to sleeping infants. The scene shifts to mountains, a raging storm, wolves, and distant city life. The speaker laments lives narrowed by custom and pride, urging remembrance of gifts from God beyond routine.
J M Cornelieonthas publishes excerpts from a diary kept during overseas service in France. He describes preparation for embarkation, packing, hotel coordination, and obtaining ship and passport access at New York’s Pier and the arrival of about 6000 officers and men aboard the ship numbered 28.
The article contrasts modern comfort with historical hardship, urging optimism and balance. It argues wealth alone cannot ensure contentment and highlights health, conscience, and education as true markers of well being. It notes gratitude for supplies reaching people in time and reflects on Plymouth era forefathers.
Nov 21 dispatch from James M Tuohy London correspondent for the New York World reports Bonar Law stating the remaining powers can ratify the treaty without America but the mood remains low. The piece warns of European turmoil as Prussian militarism Romania and Enver Pashas party gain ground while a new League of Nations is seen as essential to peace and order.
From the Daily East Oregonian dated November 27, 1891, Pendleton held a union Thanksgiving service at the opera house led by Rev. A. G. Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Salisbury welcomed a newborn engineer, whose arrival coincided with the celebration. Clark Wood, city editor of the East Oregonian, is noted as a candidate for Pendleton treasurer, humorously noting the treasury lacks funds and a newspaper man might be trusted with the office.
Mullan Idaho November 24. Grant and Savyke, entombed 12 days in the Goldhunter mine, sent a letter via a pipe stating Our minds were getting queer until we heard water in the Diamond drill hole. The crew is blasting a path of freedom, but rescue will take several days.
Mme Clemenceau Jacquemaire arrives in New York for a visit to the land of her mother. She is described as the daughter of the famed Tiger and is noted as premier of France.
Washington November 27 Coal miners and operators from all sections of the United States prepare for afternoon conferences aimed at settling the coal dispute. Fuel Administrator Garfield states no coal price increases will be allowed while miners seek a 14 percent wage rise to align with a 79.8 percent cost of living rise since 1912. Both sides enter executive session.
An advertisement from Evansville Indiana extols Number 40 as a blood medicine that allegedly relieved a 17 year history of dropsy and anemia. It claims the remedy stimulates bodily detoxification and nutrition, with testimonials from Jane Goodwin of Gibs on Missouri. Sold by A C Kooppen & Brothern.
A fragmented note suggests looming disruption as a complete break approaches. The text hints at internal tensions within home universities and the potential for significant changes or actions.
An old ad touts St Jacobs Liniment for instant relief from backache and lumbago. It claims penetrating, soothing action without skin burning or discoloration, urging readers to try a small bottle now for lasting relief.
A vintage advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy that works through the bloodstream to clear catarrh by improving general health. The text touts internal use and includes a $100 reward claim, with testimonials and the maker F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Illinois.
PTiepe describe the new Yelie as a standout of 1920 design. They praise its symmetrical planes and harmonious body art forming a distinctive dress for today’s car. The long body and brown doors are noted for enhanced comfort and space.
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