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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
7
A garbled advertorial shows subscription rates for daily and semi weekly delivery by mail or carrier. It references the Portland Oregon area with mentions of Chicago and Washington bureaus and lists prices such as daily one year 5.00 and semi weekly rates, though many words are unreadable.
A fragmented historical note praises Edwin Carty BancER as a formidable, all-American figure. The piece extols his courage, poetical imagination, and front-line service, portraying him as a tireless participant in his country’s struggles with a martial, heroic aura.
The article argues for strong bonds between Pendleton and the rest of Umatilla County. It notes Pendleton and county residents share taxes, institutions, and markets, stressing mutual prosperity. It reports rumors of friction but says goodwill exists and a joint initiative will be tested next week to strengthen ties.
The piece discusses 1920 wheat pricing with no government price guarantee expected. Farmers doubt future support and fear price drops. European yields are high, and demand in the U S may not suffice to sustain prices. Land deals and market speculation loom as crop prospects look uncertain.
The text notes that season values remain unsettled while returns are uncertain and that relief will come only after Congress makes its declaration. The fragment suggests broader economic or policy implications tied to congressional action and market expectations.
The piece argues restricting foreign immigration is key to labor relief, citing the New York Herald on cheap foreign labor fueling strikes and radicalism. It contrasts the Bolshevik-leaning fringe with loyal American workers, urging regulation of immigration and warning against eroding national fabric. It also notes Lodge’s Shantung amendment and shifts in peace treaty votes, and ends by praising Roosevelt as an exemplar American.
A brief antiquated note on the planet Venus describing its position between Mercury and Earth, historic names such as Vesper and Phosphorus, and a comparison to Earth noting Venus as a twin with a diameter slightly larger than Earth's.
Convalescence after pneumonia and fever described as lingering. author claims no tonic equals Hood's Sarsaparilla for rapid, noticeable improvement. Thousands are urged to take Hood's.
An astronomic discussion compares Venus to Earth noting similar size and density but uncertain day and year lengths. It references uncertain rotation period and Venus’s long solar day versus its year, with astronomers debating the planet’s rotation rate and orbital effects.
Brigadier General A. Cech Crichley drew attention as the youngest general in the British army. Rumors linked her to leading a filibustering expedition in Mexico, but authorities granted landing after Scotland Yard reviewed her claim of managing a large Mexican ranch.
Washington October 17 Senate adopted Poindexter resolution asking the attorney general for a statement of his policy toward radical agitators.
Historical notice describes Genuine Bayer Aspirin branding with the Bayer name on tablets and boxes. It mentions twelve tablet tins, price in cents, and distributors selling Bayer products. Ends with a note on Bayer as trademark and manufacture details.
An old health ad claims headaches stem from self poisoning and toxins. It promotes a hot water regimen with limestone phosphate to wash toxins from the system, promising headache relief and purification of the digestive tract. It advises asking a pharmacist for limestone phosphate.
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