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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1916
Page
7
A compact item from a Pacific Northwest paper discusses weekly editions and subscription details. It lists delivery options across Oregon, Washington, and Illinois with carriers and pricing. The notice mentions daily and semi weekly formats, durations of six months and one year, and general distribution terms.
Translation of a Magyar poem by Sir John Bowring notes the Maros river running through Transylvania. It evokes flowing waters and bright hours while a hopeful lover imagery appears with a courting stork and dewy fields. Joyful riding and countryside scenes fill the stanza.
The Oregonian excerpt shows Mr. Fairbanks accusing the president of failing to keep the nation out of war. He ridicules the Democratic line about peace while criticizing the Vera Cruz occupation and questions voters about those serving abroad. He says Wilson would be a pacifist president if war accusations persist.
Critics assail Wilson as a peace president accusing him of cowardice and bellicosity, seeking to balance policy to please all tastes but creating a political mess that voters may not endure.
The article notes Seattle schools adopting milk as a path to mental culture and healthier pupils. About 5000 pints are served daily, with reductions in restlessness and better attention in class. It claims better general health and resilience against illnesses among previously undernourished children.
Charles M. Schwab of Bethlehem Steel says war orders are not the sole driver of current business and that near-term adjustments after the war pose little cause for alarm. He expects peace to emerge within six months and warns of a gradual decline in war's prosperity impact, urging sound economic management to preserve and grow national wealth.
EVEREADY and American EVEREADY WORKS offer $3000 for best new word to brand the modern light. Contest runs Oct 7 to Nov 7 open to all, with ties receiving full prize. Dealers urge locals to submit entries on contest blanks from EVEREADY dealers, starting Oct 7 at 831 Main Street.
A garbled 1888 item notes events from Fro Ue Dally East Creconton. It mentions Mr Wheeler, a dog jeweler, bought by Iron James Moreton, a woman trio visiting, and Mrs Smith retiring. Gagen's barn near Uberty hall is under erection. A 500 check drawn by Bent for George Hamilton is found. A man named Leonard faces a violent incident at Ciway creek harming Mim and Edwin Campbell.
In London the Wright patents were assigned to the government, enabling British manufacturers to use the fundamental aviation tech. The patents, valued in the millions, cover essential innovations that unlock aircraft production.
John Weele Dickenson, Baptist preacher in Memphis, shot himself after noting his small salary could not support his wife and four children. He died in hospital, saying the sacrifice of his life might ease the family’s condition as Mr Pickens had recently arrived to lead a new church.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person of high standing and family ties, with vague references to work history and debt. The text lacks clear names, dates, or events but suggests a biographical or social context rather than a specific incident.
Mrs Catharine Waugh McCulloch of Evanston emerges as a prominent suffrage leader at the Iinohan Democratic State Convention. The event underscores support for national woman suffrage and highlights McCulloch as a key figure in advancing equal rights within the party.
Public health alert imitates old time advert text urging mothers to use California Fig Syrup for children. Promotes and brands the product with warnings about counterfeit copies and guarantees a gentle cleanse. The piece reads as a period sales pitch with exaggerated claims of curing stomach and bowell issues in kids.
Names of Nawensi American Woman Suffrage League participants highlighted for their actions at the recent convention in Atlantic City. The report lists several key figures and their contributions to the gathering and policy discussions.
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