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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1919
Page
2
A scanned puzzle corner features wordplay clues and a detailed discussion of saw teeth and cutting actions. It covers beheadings and word games, and explains rip versus crosscut saw teeth with figures and practical notes for woodworkers.
A history of Benjamin West born near Philadelphia in Springfield Pennsylvania October 10 1738 and dying in London March 11 1820. He began painting with home made pigments from Indian dyes and birch bark then studied abroad after a friend urged education. West rose to fame in London painting famous figures and was knighted becoming Royal Academy president while aiding American artists.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls Jenny Lind born October 6 in Sweden, famed as the Queen of Song. It describes her rise from opera to international fame, a scene in Manchester with an unknown visitor, and legends of her influence on listeners and admirers across Europe.
Realty transfers show R. Rr. Lewis deed to Janet Rose for 106 dollars on Lot 1 Block 4 Echo. Joe Utley sells to Florence Sink 8160 dollars in NE quarter NE quarter of NE quarter NW quarter Sec 4 Tp 4 N R 39. CG M Rice to Gertrude EO Gara for one dollar covering lots 11 and 12 East 10 feet Block 4 and lots 2 and 1? block 4.
Schtaler addition Pendleton William Barnhart Jr to Will M Peterton 20000 NE 1-4 section 15 township 2 In HR 3 Gilbert Minthorn to George E Burrringer 750 SW 1-4 NE 1-4 SW 1-4 Sec 20 Tp 3 NR44 Mabel L Harrison to Geo T Patterson 400 Late 25 and 26 in block 11 in subdivision of Lot BY Hermiston Joe H Parkes to Cunningham Sheep and Land Co 1 Lot NB 1-4 NW 1-4 and N 1-2 NB 1-4 Sec 18 Tp 4 S Real Jane Nelson to Grace Dickson 1
A brief editorial remark from the ney Bulletin humorously notes that a woman can hold her own in a battle of tongues yet questions why she should have to prove it.
A fragment from the Cinelonat Enquirer quotes a girl from the Uttl school saying the new principal only knows the bad children. The ash man remains optimistic despite the mood, hinting at community unease and cheerless expectations.
A partial excerpt from a state college bulletin on cereals notes whole grains offer energy and nutrients superior to refined products. It highlights iron and growth substances in whole wheat, says cereals supply roughage, and suggests dairy or meat foods to balance protein in diets.
A fragmented line notes a morning mood and a reference to Punch Bowl with a valve and a person named Hilo Fl. The wording suggests a diary or column fragment mentioning a minister and a morning after event.
A 40 year veteran pharmacist and physician proclaims Prescription Number 40 for the flood of ailments in the home city. Letters from J C Mendennhall of Bonneville Indiana and Ay Selopaen recount relief from nervous breakdown to sleep, appetite, and weight gain after three months use.
An amused Clarence H. Mackay comments on ignorant critics while a young cable expert attends a Balehevik meeting. During questions, he challenges the speaker on capitalism and math, asking for the greatest common divisor as the crowd applauds the heckler’s quip about advertising for it.
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