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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1917
Page
8
A catalog of new library titles across social science and practical topics. Addare Long discusses memory’s social value and its role in judging past events. Dewnin promises country life tales and insights from diverse personal experiences.
A compact guide outlining modern nursery methods and practical knowledge for both men and women. It covers terms in finance insurance law printing real estate steam ships and railroads with concise definitions.
A nurse and writer, an anonymous American girl serving as a lieutenant in a French hospital near the Marne, writes letters vivid with enthusiasm. The notes capture hospital life, inner meanings, spiritual dramas, and a humane view of war’s toll. Dr Cabot calls the letters sincere fragments of atonement amid vast war losses.
A fragment from a critique notes Robert Underwood Johnson's Edith Cavell poem drawing instant appreciation from poetry lovers. It praises Cavell the Red Cross nurse killed by Germans and reflects on war, mercy, courage, and the hope that her memory inspires across foes and friends.
San Francisco Sept 29 Frank C Oxman Parkes an entire man was acquitted tonight of attempted subornation of perjury tied to the conviction of Thomas J Meaney in a parade bomb case. The jury deliberated one hour and 18 minutes with initial 11 to 1 vote for acquittal and a lone holdout finally persuaded after long discussion. Mrs Oxman congratulated her husband and shook hands with jurors after the verdict.
Washington reports a government loan of 40 million to France as part of ongoing aid. The United States plan aims to support allied efforts while domestic debates continue over financing and strategic implications.
A short war book drawn from London Spectator columns by Donald Hankey. These trench letters express spiritual idealism and noble outlooks of Allied soldiers toward religion, officers, and comrades. Hankey, killed on the western front October 26, 1916, had twenty four thousand copies sold in the first month in England.
Fidventional games have been introduced in the children's room of the library to the delight of the bins and girls. Dissected mapye of the United States, Europe and the world form the beginning of a collection of quiet games which will be both entertaining and instructive.
A fragment lists varied phrases and names such as Dodge-Skinner and Jerome-Street with mixed references. It mentions neighbors, roads, and personal cautions in a scattered mosaic of terms. No clear event or narrative emerges from the partial text.
A nostalgic testimonial extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a safe, long trusted blood purifier and tonic. It claims efficacy for weak and rundown people of all ages, praising its pleasant taste, appetite boosting effects, and ability to supply rich red blood to support health. Start taking it today.
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