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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1918
Page
5
An old medical sales pitch urges meat eaters to flush kidneys with a salty solution. It claims meat clogs kidney pores causing numerous illnesses, and that taking a tablespoon of salt in water before breakfast for a few days cleanses kidneys, ends bladder issues, and prevents future complications. It touts safety and affordability of the remedy.
East Oregonian special notes Echo and community events in Echo on April with Interment reports. Bishop Paddock of the Episcopal church gave a patriotic address at the eley hall. Soldiers’ relief work included packing and sending nineteen crates of clothing to Pendleton. Local residents, including Mrs. W A Jones and Arthur Arnold, are mentioned with travel and health updates.
The article fragment mentions Mrs. Mame Shortridge of Spokane visiting with her father Tena Hommeck from the Trendowr and others including Sadie Chomons, Mie, and Alix Thompsin. It notes trips to Pendleton and business activity, but details are fragmentary and names are inconsistently reported.
Mia Allien of Mattoon Illinois describes severe indigestion with constipation after moving to Mattoon. She suffered weighty stomach pressure, nightly restlessness, and fatigue until one bottle of Chamberlain's Tablets corrected the trouble and improved her condition.
March launchings totaled 37 vessels with a combined tonnage of 240000 launched in the United States. Fourteen vessels weighing 126000 tons were delivered, part of wartime emergency measures. February saw twenty five launchings. The March coin was 00MM Gaon.
Vienna March 29 The war office says our attack on the west front and in Venetia grew stronger and the front is lively with focal activity as soldiers push forward amid ongoing combat actions. The statement notes gains and persistent pressure on multiple fronts.
A vintage advertisement touts Mothers Friend as a preparation aiding pregnancy by relaxing muscles and easing bearing down. It claims safer, easier childbirth and anticipates a better motherhood experience. The copy promotes medical approval and urges readers to obtain the guide.
A lively stage spoof titled Our Little Wife draws laughs as Madge Kennedy stars in a new Cold Picture. The plot centers on Dodo Warren, a bride of minutes, her three suitors, and a spurious telegram that stirs romantic chaos before trio of weddings shifts to a comic resolve. local readers follow the romantic caper through dotted misdirections and a dramatic reveal.
The Pastime Theatre screens the Belect Star Picture Her Bilent Excrifice with Alice Brady next Sunday and Monday. An Arcadia program features Arlette and Menard Vale with Sarthe the Hindoo revealing truth. Brady shines in the role as romance unfolds amid Parisian luxury and a dramatic wedding anniversary tale. Arcade Theatre shows Rowe of the World with Evie Ferguson as Reenmond and a battle diary subplot through Monday.
A derailed text reviews John Dowling in William Foxs 1918 dramatic production Chanting Hope and Power. The piece praises star cast members led by Nate Lewie and Enid Markey for vivid character drawing, highlighting a domineering factory owner and a sympathetic factory girl amid poverty. It notes strong, individualized roles, including factory children, and remarks on the productions impact on audiences.
Berlin marked a victory on the western front with church bells ringing in triumph. Copenhagen-based Exchange Telegraph says Catholic churches in Berlin planned a special day of prayer to honor the success.
Mrs N Pinke of Batavia New York writes that she has used Chamberlain's Liniment for pain in the chest and shoulder area from rheumatic sources and that it has never failed to provide prompt relief.
A historical column defends America’s entry into World War I, contrasting German “chosen people” ideology with American belief in multiple civilizations. It argues Germany’s militarist Kultur promotes dominance, urging US resolve to counter the European power and protect global liberty. The piece frames war as a response to Germany’s claimed divine mission and economic ambitions.
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