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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows Pendleton Oregon post office notices for second class mail and carrier rates. Includes daily, monthly, and yearly options with various durations and prices, though many figures are unclear or garbled.
A highly ornate fragment evokes a sunlit day and a night’s shadow, mingling mythic imagery with questions of glory and rest. The text references a divine hall, emerald thrones, and shifting colors, closing with a mysterious signature-like phrase.
The text argues SIDENT WILSON has long been committed to victory and calls for minimal life loss. It praises his diplomacy, asserts he has exposed the Kaiser, and questions whether supporters or partisan critics best serve the nation as the war effort proceeds. It hints at renewed action and public duty. It ends with a fragmented remark on 1898 leadership and press.
The excerpt notes discussion by a candidate for New York governor who argues nations see the war era as a whole rather than distinct elections. Former President Harrison questions policy consistency, contrasting 1898 and 1918 U.S. wartime support and urging harmony in Congress to sustain wartime leadership amid changing public sentiment.
The piece contrasts democratic emphasis on brains and diplomacy with Roosevelt’s “thundering guns” approach. It highlights criticism of Wilson’s diplomacy aiding soldiers, lauds brains in leadership, and notes Governor Withycombe’s praise of police while downplaying military police in eastern Oregon amid broader wartime attitudes.
Fragmentary item notes Mrs FP We Vincent visiting Portland friends Mire of OW MecPartand arriving from Willamette Valley to join hard frat SOE mason pledge Brothe oe Lidors store and Molert appointed as a new clerk at the Peoples.
A wreath was placed at the foot of the statue in Lie by the U S ambassador. A small inscription noted the visit and honored the city and its heritage.
Senator Gusey Moser Lerue charges state military police fund misuse to aid political aims. Payrolls show February through August total rising costs with high officer pay. Governor Withycombe defends force as guarding shipyards, grain depots, and rural zones amid tensions with bootleggers and unrest.
An antique ad extols a corn removal product with uncertain claims. It touts quick results and unique branding while urging readers to avoid greasy salves and to trust the one method. The language favors sensational promises and a memorable product name.
A Paris-Dairy Mall correspondent reports Bruges stripped of copper machinery and valuables after German occupation. The town’s belfry and Hotel de Ville front remain. bridges destroyed by mines and torpedoes at the nearby marine base. Most pictures stay in galleries despite wartime looting.
Washington Oct 25 draft calls, suspended weeks ago, are going out in danger areas where the surgeon general's office has deemed it safe. The exact number of men will not be announced. Induction planned for about 200,000 men. those not called this month added to next month. Portland Oct 2. Ninety days in Multnomah Jail and a $260 fine for a local case heard yesterday.
An Ostervatore Romano report from Rome dated October 22 says the Holy See urged Prince Maxmilian, the German chancellor, to stop desecrating Belehin as German forces retreat. It notes a received dispatch on October 12 promising a truce that will be observed and respected in all respects.
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