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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1916
Page
12
Local leader urges residents to keep dollars in Pendleton to fuel labor and industry. He argues prosperity rises with home circulation, noting that money spent locally creates jobs and strengthens the community. Citizens are urged to act now through small, consistent acts to sustain a thriving town.
French forces drew an encircling noose from wet earth and advancing rain to approach Chaulnes, cutting a three mile front. The town was menaced as French troops captured German positions and aimed to dominate the surrounding countryside with new torpedo-like projectiles and trench systems. Aerial activity swelled with French planes supporting the assault while German flyers mounted counter moves as bombardments steadied along the Danicourt zone.
Critics hail the production as a great service to America and a play of wide human sympathy. Noted voices include Theodore Roosevelt Jane Addams Oscar Straus and Brand Whitlock praising its inspiration and impact.
A promotional note outlines a touring theatrical event described as a strong play not a lyceum. It spans seasons in New York Chicago Philadelphia and Boston and is set to perform at the high school auditorium next Tuesday evening October 17 as a special attraction.
Report describes increasing black population in Liverpool with migrants from Africa and the Americas. Notes colorful fashion and lively dress, but states most Africans are recruited for work on the worn coat, reflecting era attitudes toward immigration and labor.
The article notes that Black and white firemen and crewmen on steamers have been reduced through the war. Many after service have found jobs in the now short handed factor. Jews and other workers have joined as muleteers or other roles on ships aiding American trade.
Rightist petition in Berlin urges the Imperial chancellor to allow beer only with a bread card. Dr Borne al Kloth-Flotbeck argues all Germans should face a bread-beer ration to curb daily beer consumption, while petitioners claim widespread support but warn of burdens on many.
An advertising box promotes Cascarets as the cure for headaches, biliousness, and constipation. It asserts the product cleanses the stomach, removes undigested food and foul gas, and purifies the liver, promising a smoother night and a rosy complexion by morning.
Dr Bonne argues brewing beer consumes more grain than bread, noting a liter of beer uses 280 grams of grain while a daily bread ration is about 220 grams. He claims barley is as good as white flour for feeding people and compares food value in a public health discussion.
Admiral Clomes told the navy he did not believe the submarine sank the Kingston or Kingstonian. He thought the name Knudson was mistaken for Kingston. He said all survivors are accounted for and ordered the destroyer squadron to return to Newport.
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