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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1919
Page
8
In a Photoplay feature the scene shifts across the country to a dramatic explosion that dazzles audiences as a barricade of rags blows apart. The piece centers on Mitchell Lewk and the Northwestern story Beloct, with Good Luck Saves MITC Lewis and the cast in the montage of Children of Punishment.
The production a delightfully piquant adaptation from Nina Wilcox Putnam’s book shows Madcap Hodes in a breezy entertaining film. The palatial home of Mrs Chice hester hosts a cast of colorful specimens as the story unfolds with lively performance and wit.
The Alta Theatre shows today with dramatic footage close to an explosion. Cameramen risked the shot as a barricade and stockade fell short of the blast, nearly shattering the equipment and raising questions about the fate of the crew.
President Charles Lathrop Pack of the American Forestry Association argues wood costs drive up the price of foodstuffs and general living. He cites lumber used in packaging and shipping, wartime timber use, and forest policy as key factors shaping the economy and recovery. The piece outlines historical forest area, current stock, and the need for a national forest policy to prevent economic ruin and protect resources for postwar reconstruction.
The passage argues that timber growth is far below usage, risking shortages as the lumber industry shifts to the Pacific Coast and New England loses self sufficiency. It warns that without a national forest policy cheap lumber will remain unattainable, noting France's forests as a contrast to wartime ruin.
A fragmented text notes that acreages had to be gut down for war purposes and that a forest policy of over a hundred years shaped responses. It suggests forests answered the call to wartime needs, though the wording is unclear and historical context is limited.
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