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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1919
Page
7
Fragmentary notice appears to list post offices in Pendle ath Oregon and distribution at a Portland news stand with odd spellings and broken names including Malengo Bureau and Four teent Street. Readable items mention second-class mail and locations.
The Oregonian lists subscription rates including daily options by mail and carrier, with yearly, semi weekly, and monthly terms across multiple durations. The text adds a broader aside praising the Anglo-Saxon tongue and urging clearer speech for both children and adults.
Grace E. Hall writes of a calm, comforting presence that softens hard moods and eases life’s undertow, noting that positive influence should not be weighed against strong currents of emotion.
The piece argues that while miners and operators have stakes in coal disputes, the public bears the brunt of shortages and disruption. It credits President Wilson with representing the general public and urges that public rights be recognized and prioritized alongside labor demands.
In a call to improve language habits, leaders urge nations to curb barbarous English usage and schools plan Better English week next Monday. The piece argues for clearer speech as speed and shortcuts reshape conversation from youths to elders, contrasting modern talk with grandparents.
In Walla Walla Whitman College organizes a Roosevelt Memorial Association with Robert B. Porterfield of Spokane as chairman. A commemorative service on October 27 featured Professor W. R. Divia delivering the address. all members contributed to the national memorial effort.
Washington dispatch reports Mrs Wilson Wise an unexpected caller on Wednesday. A short time later the queen and Mrs Wetit’s wife left for a motor ride through the parks.
A vintage ad claims one dose eases a severe cold, with up to three doses needed. It promises instant relief from nasal congestion, headaches, fever, and stiffness, stating it clears a congested head and costs only a few cents at any drug store.
The text touts Brunswick gear for playing diverse records. It highlights Ultona all record reproducer with proper diaphragm and needle, and the Brunswick Tone Amplifier built of curved wood to banish metallic sounds. The shop offers demonstrations and explains the Brunswick Method of Reproduction to shoppers.
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