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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1917
Page
7
Portland apr 3 report shows weaker tone in swine with slow opening trade. hog divisions range from heavy to prime, with prices near last Monday, while cattle and mutton markets show mixed to favorable tones. A Montana university commencement adds 5 more graduates this June, bringing total diplomas to 42.
An ad-style piece extols a hot water rinse with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate each morning to flush toxins from the stomach and intestines. It claims improved skin clarity, energy, and digestion by cleansing the alimentary tract, warning of hidden internal impurities.
An advertisement claims a drug called freesone can open tender and remove corns without pain. It asserts a quarter of an ounce provides relief, with mentions of a recent Celestan Wy announcement and casual claims of ease for household use.
Oregon dispatches report Colonel John L Hayden opposing railroads demand for a 15 percent fare increase across Pacific Northwest lines. Lumbermen argue Adamson law limits cost rises, while a separate note mentions patriotic events in The Dalles and shipments from Portland.
Taft reports that the south and southwest are prepared for war as he travels nine states in a tour. He says the public believes war is inevitable and Germany forced the conflict. He urges use of the army for home defense and Mexican border protection, proposing immediate compulsory training and greater U S support with foot, supplies, money, and National Guard.
A pamphlet style message urges readers to ask their neighbors about Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. It claims the botanic remedy has helped women for over forty years and spread by word of mouth across communities through those who have benefited.
April a F. A Brown spent Sunday in Stanfield. Mrs Alice Lambert returned to Hermiston today. John Otley sold his farm to Mr Mathiven who will take charge at new. Mr Olen and family will go to Stanfield for the prepint. T Pano of Walla Walla registered at the Dunesn Friday. Brownell spent Saturday to Pendleton.
Mra Elmore McKenzie returned from North Yakima the first of One B Starcher returned from Portland this morning. Orville McCullough and Pete Sheridan of Butter Creek were Sunday visitors here. Mra Fred Schilke of La Grande was a guest of The Cline Saturday.
In Losdon April 2 a US idea to obtain officers from the Canadian American Legion is discussed with references to England permitting. The piece notes life as a game of give and take and suggests many give more than they take, hinting at broader wartime exchange.
Instant relief from a clogged head due to cold or catarrh as a fragrant antiseptic cream balm is applied inside the nostrils. A small bottle of this antiseptic healing cream eases dryness and allows easy breathing, delivering quick relief from nasal blockage and night breathing difficulties.
Classified directory lists numerous attorneys at law with office locations in Despain and Smith Crawford buildings and American National Bank building. Also notes funeral directors John Barker and J T Browne, Northern Pacific Railway references, and requests for legal blanks and outdated ads. Includes fragmented lines and mis-spellings from OCR.
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