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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1919
Page
5
Postal notice shows second class mail item handling at Pende lone Oregon. Listed price five dollars per item with quantity aboard and rate details. line items indicate costs and packaging for mailing services.
A fragment suggests some men believe honest labor is a patent and refuse to risk becoming fringes, implying a stance against stepping beyond accepted work. The text is unclear but hints at concerns over authenticity and social standing tied to labor.
Poetic lines celebrate music as a remedy for sorrow and burden through singing. The verse urges a singing heart to lift loads, ease others, and brighten a cloudy path with hopeful tones and cheerful imagery.
President Wilson urges railroad shopmen to accept wage limits until postwar treaty ratification. He warns that rising wages now would lift prices, inflate transportation costs, and hinder a return to stable conditions. The Senate alone can end the uncertainty by ratifying the treaty. A local note questions urban street cleanliness and urges citizen input to the street committee or mayor.
Citizens call for stricter enforcement of regulations to keep the town clean. They say the rules exist but are not consistently applied, and a Round-Up event presents a prime chance to spruce up and show results.
The foreign relations committee completed its work on the peace treaty and is ready to report to the Senate. If the amendments favored by the committee were adopted, it would effectively reject the treaty. Washington reports say the amendments will not pass, though a two-thirds vote is required, justifying the president’s speaking tour.
A reader recounts using Freezone to remove corns and calluses. Apply a few drops to the corn, instantly easing pain. The method claims you can lift the corn or callus out, root and all, with no pain.
The fragment voices a view that workers already control the government through both manual and mental labor, arguing direct action is unnecessary. It notes rain as welcome, aiding road conditions for Round-Up travel.
The housing squeeze in Japan is severe with arriving trans Pacific travelers finding no rooms in Yokohama or Tokyo hotels. Dozens of passengers were forced to take whatever housing they could find at obscure hotels and inns. Many families also must lodge in hotels while seeking longer term accommodations.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a reliable stomach aid. It promotes tablets for constipation relief and regular bowel movements, claims gentle effect, easy intake, and broad consumer praise, including a testimonial from H. Dear of Dapyer Mont about four years of use and recommendation to friends.
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