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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1919
Page
4
A sharp front feared to damage East End fruit proved harmless as clouds moderated wind. The trophy train arrived in Dil ten Freewater at noon and drew thousands from the region for inspection.
Public notice style advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood nourishing tonic and strength builder after war epidemics and harsh seasons. It claims 190 percent nourishment benefits and gradual restoration of reserve strength, promising permanent good health. Hood's Pills are offered as a complementary tonic and laxative.
Purify your blood and cleanse stomach and bowels each spring to drive away winter germs. Hollinter's Rocky Mountain Tea offers a spring cleanser in tea or tablet form.
The Pendleton tennis club reports the courts have been scraped and rolled and should be ready for play by Thursday if rain holds. Old members, plus new applicants, may join via RK. Horne at 168 Alta Street. Women and men eligible. about twenty old members expected to play regularly.
The Pacific coast will host a real German submarine on loan as part of a bond drive. The exhibit aims to educate the public on the U-boat threat and support wartime financing through the loan program.
Submarines brought to this country for the Victory Loan drive will visit Western waters and arrive in America late this month. One vessel called UB-8% will tour multiple ports from Savannah to Galveston then Panama Canal to Puget Sound, with stops in Jacksonville, Tampa, Pensacola, Mobile, and more. The article notes a bizarre reference to Bela Kun, Hungary's Bolshevik leader, and describes the name with diatotical overtones.
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