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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1917
Page
3
The civil officer training camps plan has been cancelled in Washington on April. The War Department announces reserves officers' training ramp will replace them.
Garfield led Pendleton by two points to win the championship in a windy rainy day shoot. George Artindroke scored 26 in the event and the Artand brothers, Tobe and George, posted strong scores including 24 by the Artind and 27 by Fred Pellen.
April report from Honolulu notes former Queen Létovkadanl’s ex-ruler stance on Uled Biates bitterness after territorial annexation. Legislature backs President Wilson and pledges aid to defend national honor against Prussianism. Senate considers memorial resolution for those lost on the torpedoed steamer Agter.
An old style medicinal advertisement touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic to strengthen the weak body. It claims to purify blood, boost vitality, and improve health using herbal extracts and a liquid or tablet form. The copy urges readers to buy locally or send 10 cents to Buffalo New York for sample and details.
Mrs. Tureesia Turnates of Beaver, Oregon, writes that she suffered asthma bronchitis and sore throat for over a year. She reports improvement after following Dr. Piers’s guidance, claiming no asthma, no throat trouble, and easier breathing.
A fragment advertises Hamburger Tea as a remedy for grip and cold. It claims the tea opens pores, relieves congestion, and clears bowels, presenting it as inexpensive and effective. The text reads like an old patent medicine pitch with faded spelling and syntax.
In Portland a man digging a trench on Handy road resisted deputies. He claimed to be commander of the American army, was restrained with a lariat and taken to jail, later committed to a hospital for the insane amid the wild scene. EMS notes and multiple regional briefs follow.
Virginia Rosenfeld, a senior at Healer, used alcohol to light a taper which ignited her gown and caused flames to spread to her mother’s garment. The fire led neighbors to cry out. Virginia and Hester Imtt were rescued. Police and medics responded with Rosenfeld hospitalized in critical condition.
New York April 10 The arm at American Finer and Lowie with three hundred end elect passengers landed here for a second round trip.
The Pure Food and Drug Laws seek to protect consumers from misstatements on preparation labels, but some products still continue to mislead. Officials warn that enforcement remains active as cases are pursued and penalties assessed to ensure accurate labeling and safe preparation disclosures.
Readable text notes a dull splitting headache associated with Si, mentioning poratorel. No clear incident, location, or date provided.
Advertisement-like text promotes a lemon skin softener to remove blemishes and whiten skin. It claims simple ingredients and home preparation by mixing two fresh lemons with three ounces of orchard white for a quarter pint solution to apply to face neck and hands.
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