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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1918
Page
6
Pendleton social items report William Alfred W Nott of Portland attending religious services and a telegraphy meeting in a local building. Highlights include dance plans, theater shows at Rear Rand theatre, and several Pendleton residents returning from trips or health-related travels.
Traffic notes from the Southern Pacific commend fuel oil conservation across divisions. Under W. B. Scott, locomotives with best fuel efficiency are decorated with bright red paint on the boiler front plates to symbolize loyalty and discipline, displayed with pride across lines.
The text notes a lieutenant from the United States wounded in France in February 1917. It mentions a ship and fleet movements, a pledge by the serviceman, and that the French government awards him a decoration in gratitude, with recognition from Philadelphia.
A testimonial from Coerty Troan of Murner Ave Delite health center claims Miomd Pla medicine relieves stomach distress and nervous tremors, reducing bloating. The note asserts the remedy’s effectiveness, urging readers to try STUMEZE with a guaranteed result from dermatologists.
A wounded correspondent recalls tending to injuries under fire, aiding comrades, and enduring a brutal march to Pogleres. He describes improvised care, morale from fellow troops, German shelling, and a perilous move to Contay and Rouen, with vivid notes on hospital travel and the cost of war.
A fragment recounts a wartime transport mishap involving Pozteres to Albert, a faulty ambulance ride in which the driver failed to notice humps, and a costly trip of over miles ending at a field dressing station with a patient named in vague terms.
A watercolor of a grave telegram dated November 2, 1978 reports the father in Lexington receiving word from the Canadian records officer in England. The message notes the hospital’s official report of a patient injured in action and the possible impact on Queen or defense despatches.
The New York University event featured Dean Mise Kyte addressing proceedings on women’s roles and health education. Fire safety concerns arose during the session with calls for broader community awareness and support for family welfare.
An old advertisement promotes Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle remedy for constipation and liver sluggishness. It highlights olive colored tablets that restore regularity without harsh action, claiming relief from bloating dull headaches and a brown mouth via a simple nightly dose.
A West Plains Missouri woman recounts years of illness and failed medical help until she tried a vegetable compound recommended by a friend. She credits it with relief and life saving benefits and urges others to seek the medicine from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
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