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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1919
Page
7
The fragment shows a rate sheet for an independent newspaper in Oregon with mailing options and offices in Pendleton and Portland, a private security bureau address in Washington DC, and various subscription durations for daily and semi weekly editions.
Fragmented verse depicts a journey across sea and sky with climbing imagery. The speaker vows to press on toward the horizon and mountains, clutching the atmosphere as distant aspirations loom beyond reach.
Ledges totaling $3000 were raised by University of Oregon alumni toward a new Women’s Building on campus. The state will match dollar for dollar the amount raised by subscription. The building will provide meeting rooms gymnasium and activities space for women, addressing long neglected campus facilities while men’s gym and athletic needs are already funded.
The Northwest questions the purpose and fairness of congressional probes and cites the Oregon Voter critique of a Portland inquiry into government spruce production. The post mortem labels the investigation a political measure with biased chairmanship and limited cross examination, noted for partisan handling.
A sharp critique condemns a congressional inquiry as partisan and costly. The author warns it risks alienating earnest patriotic citizens and wasting tax money while failing to yield concrete wartime gains, suggesting Oregon might favor alternative investigative methods.
The article urges Pendleton residents to serve as essential hosts for Round-Up visitors. It stresses that entertainment, food, and lodging rely on citizen effort, inviting everyone to offer spare rooms and assist guests.
Miss Gertrude Ely of Bryn Mawr Pennsylvania a McA worker was the first American woman to march along the Rhine with the American Army of Occupation. She led the column just behind General Frank Parker and followed by officers.
Fraudulent aspirin tablets flooded the market from a Brooklyn manufacturer later revealed to be largely talcum powder. Consumers were advised to insist on genuine Bayer tablets labeled Bayer and to check for proper directions and the Bayer trade mark from the Bayer Manufacture of Monosetic acid water of Salicylicacias.
Fragmentary diary style note recalls soldiers in Coblenz forming insignia and sharing old memories of classmates from 30 years ago. Mentions a fatal accident involving the president's party on a highway, with lingering memory of the incident.
In Ramos Arizpe, Maj Gen Robert L Howse lauds Brig Gen James B Edwin for presenting three medals to Pvt. Marcpling Serena a Mexican soldier who now bears the Croix de Guerre with palm the French Medal Militaire and the Distinguished Service Crew for bravery as the war crew award ceremony unfolds
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