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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1917
Page
4
The piece contrasts Spanish War camp conditions with battlefield casualties. It notes camps were unsanitary and disease ridden, while disciplined camps, training, diet, and regular army sanitary measures kept recruits healthy. It credits authorities for sanitary planning and reducing disease exposure.
A commentary argues tobacco is not evil and defends user freedom, praising tobacco's role as a protector of the enlioier and noting practical leaders accept its place. It contends United States gains from Spanish War experience and that camp casualties may be lighter than battlefield tolls.
A Pendleton couple advocate a rule for harmony in marriage. Each partner should be ready to meet the other's wishes and work toward mutual happiness at all times. They claim this approach keeps spouses from drifting apart, though its universal success is not guaranteed.
The East Oregonian, Beaton Post, and Boston papers back free publication of liberty loan ads. Secretary McAdoo notes 30 000 publications in the country, arguing publicity should come at no cost to press. Newspapers must provide essential loan information to readers or risk neglecting duties to country.
A fragment suggests Bernstorff may face Kaiser scrutiny over alleged U S and German diplomatic intrigues. It notes wartime price supports reassure farmers about markets next year and hints at shifting crime comparisons from petty theft to larger gains. The piece references anonymous death letters and a Peter Stuyvesant adage about early talk of murder.
The article notes sympathy for Parsons Me tani¢e amid a harvester bereavement as educators guide a new press.
A fragmented report recounts a long trek from the east to a western region, noting illnesses and a voyage mishap. Names such as Pattee of Denver and Master Charts Ponlk appear alongside county references and calls to the local office of the county. The text hints at substantial shipments and a feverish ailment affecting travelers.
A prewar style protest spreads across Strathown as authorities report a growing strike. Trains face disruption as workers enforce actions and police clash with demonstrators amid tightening security. The situation escalates with reports of halted services and mounting tensions.
The War Department issues strict guidelines for Army news coverage. It prohibits published depictions of troop movements or fortifications without government approval and requires that authorized officials provide official summaries or only brief, non-operational details to the public.
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled wartime note mentioning Russians and Germans, depol likely a misread. The piece references military actions, a foray, and possible casualty context amid unclear names and places.
Fragmented dispatches report Hoquiam painting cleanup along a street after vandals. Portland arrivals for steel sector meetings. Montana political mobilization and a survey of civic work includes planned lectures and concerts. The era’s focus includes public works and community outreach initiatives.
Political figures rallied as the longtime party leader faced a decisive setback at the primary. The veteran official, seen as a stabilizing force, plans to consult with key delegates and supporters to determine next steps.
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