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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1917
Page
5
A fragmentary indecipherable weekly listing announces a newspaper sale and delivery details. It references locations such as Chicago and Washington and mentions carriers and mis-typed dates, indicating a reduced circulation and irregular publication pattern.
A fragmented verse recalls Strephon kissing in spring and Robin in autumn while Colin never acts, leaving the speaker haunted by his gaze. The lines mix playful ancient rhyme with a modern misspelling filled memory text.
A blistering critique of Kaiser Germany’s diplomacy and mendacious plots, comparing Argentina, Mexico, and Japan schemes with sinking ships and invasion plots. It accuses Berlin of hostile, merciless tactics and argues that German promises serve only self interest until expediency dictates betrayal. The piece denounces Prussia’s standards and calls for restraining the regime’s influence.
The East Oregonian reports farmers in the northwest push for wheat prices to match the middle states. The article notes efforts to fix prices to ensure fair returns for growers and affordable grain for buyers.
The piece notes the Chicago delivery basis is unfair but hopes for elimination. It states the year’s price is higher than last year’s average for farmers with many selling at 1 to 1.25 dollars while the public faced flour prices not tied to 1.25 dollar wheat. Speculative post first-hand sales pushed flour up, yet government pricing secures better farmer margins and lowers consumer flour costs, viewed as progress over all.
The article describes the United States forming a new National Army with the President leading the Washington contingent and thousands marching in New York to encampments. It highlights inclusivity across social classes and races, with service indisputable and the aim of discipline and unity in a democratic army ready for future tests. The President’s message urges courage, freedom, and perseverance, stressing Americans’ shared duty.
Twenty eight years ago today a fire destroyed Birch Creek about four miles from Pendleton. The blaze struck from the foundation as a child would collapse a toy house, with cyeline and Heal brothers among the victims. Names and dates blur as the reminiscence recalls the tragedy and its lingering echoes in the community.
The crew aboard ShIPTER 07 recount a mutiny aboard an Atlantic voyage. Skipper Joes Moore of Parrmbura NS returns from patrol with injuries and a tale of tension amid mutinous threats.
Long wartime style guide stresses discipline and duty for recruits and officers. It urges prompt obedience, self respect, and orderly conduct, detailing how soldiers and civilians should act, salute, and perform duties while maintaining fairness and courage under arms.
A Louisville reader credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relieving grave nervous trouble, headaches, and insomnia after doctors suggested surgery. The letter notes improved strength and appetite, reducing fears of an operation and offering to write for free advice from the Plankham Medicine Co. Lyon, Nebraska.
A fragmentary copy describes hair darkening products and methods, mentioning sulfur compounds and dyes. It references brands or ingredients, hints at consumer use and potential side effects, and notes varied results over time. The text is garbled but centers on attempts to keep hair from graying and achieving a darker appearance.
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