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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1918
Page
4
Notice lists various subscription rates for a postal service or newspaper in different cities. Rates include annual, semiannual, quarterly, and monthly options by mail and by carrier, with prices formatted across multiple line items. The fragment suggests a historic pricing page with regional post or press distribution details.
A historical note argues that Pendleton should keep reservoirs full for fire defense rather than rely on a pumping plant. It cites two million gallons capacity, past insurance skepticism, and urges maintaining gravity water and a paid fire department. It warns a pump as auxiliary could invite neglect of reservoirs and proves costly. It also mentions wartime rhetoric and welcomes the local Methodists.
A condensed verse praising a flag as a symbol of manhood and virtue. It rejects cowardice and brutality, declaring the flag a banner of right conduct and unity. The speaker extols the flag as noble and free of greed or hate.
The article portrays German morale collapsing under Allied pressure. It argues Germans realize they were deceived by rulers and face worldwide ostracism and economic boycott. It asserts Allied victory is imminent and peace on Allied terms is near, with Germany’s collapse seen as likely under Foch’s strategy.
A historical编辑 note envisions strategic shifts as Germany could bend the Hindenburg line into a circle with forces on the inside seen as signals of turning tides. The text also notes the coming change to daylight saving time, promising an extra hour of sleep in the morning.
Items from 28 years past include Mumpo sightings S Saylor among victims W Parkes brother of J H Parkes visiting eastern Oregon on return trip A Kees and family traveling to Teet springs for two weeks Mr Kees and kin ready for wintering trip Hon Forn Hailey and Ida Ke parents of John and Thema Hailey Pendleton expected soon A report claims Jehan own found near pine trees with head wound suspected axe strike Italian shepherd herder witnessed Rowlins’s tail rifle assist casualty being treated in precarious condition
Englishmen object to the admission of women as lawyers and express doubts that women can or should enter the profession. The piece notes fears of no clients for women lawyers and reflects a cautious, evolving stance among English society toward women's legal rights.
The American Red Cross constructs a concrete oriented refugee village near Pisa in Thalia for two thousand Italians and families of soldiers. Women largely run the town with crafts and home industries while shops and factories employ residents as part of broader relief efforts across Italy.
A damaged passage describes a royal ceremony where Queen Mor is publicly corrected for the first time. The king and infant figure participate in a wreath presentation and a response from a child leads to a light moment. The scene recalls a regal display with elder attendees and ceremonial bouquets.
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