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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1918
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows advertising terms for newspaper delivery options and pricing. Mentions Oregon, Portland, Bend, and delivery by mail or carrier. No clear event or person. a garbled catalog of rates and locations.
A vintage war bond call urging citizens to plant gardens and support the war effort. It questions selfishness and greed while praising selfless service and public duty. The piece blends patriotic exhortation with practical acts like saving and investing in bonds.
A message delivered to Pendleton residents echoes a national call to action. One of six men chosen nationwide recently met in Washington with government officials and a detective likely Kerr to discuss urgent wartime concerns.
A stark appeal urges the American public to share in a shortened diet and use wheat substitutes and reduced sugar and fat. It warns allied morale hinges on continued food aid and cautions only a few shortages are acceptable while France endures harsher rationing for the war effort.
A wartime food plan urges heavy potato acreage to substitute for wheat bread when wheat supplies falter. The article stresses potatoes as a key element in food security and urges farmers to boost potato production this year.
A vintage health ad urges readers to avoid careless blood handling and promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier. It claims the product revitalizes blood, strengthens cells, and boosts immunity, offering free samples from the Medical Director of Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta, Georgia.
Observers note last year yielded many signs of low acreage this year. Farmers are urged to plant potatoes on surplus land to secure better prospects for profit through the crop.
A Crews Financial Review editorial marks one year since the declaration of war against Germany. It notes massive mobilization, training, and transport across long distances, naval expansion, and war economies. The piece urges unity, suppression of party politics, and a concerted national effort from Atlantic to Pacific to win the war.
Lloyd George declares that Britain will not accept any German peace while a ship remains afloat. He frames the issue as a spirit of win or die and a sole reply to Kaiserism, underscoring resolve in maritime defense.
Western front actions persist with heavy fighting ongoing yet news reports a notable setback for German forces. Allied lines hold firm as troops advance cautiously amid artillery exchanges and local gains.
In a wartime voice the text asserts that progress against the Al lies stone barrier near Amiens is crucial. It frames fighting as the nation’s business and declares all citizens are in the war regardless of location or occupation.
In a Pendleton rescue, a man named Fee was found in bed after a night search by a relief party. James Jones led the rescue team and reported the safe return at 6 o'clock this morning. County Treasurer J He Robbins received county expense receipts totaling 20 332.81 dollars including university and militia sums.
North Madison Street residents display a prize exhibit of alfalfa stems pushing up through the bltulithic pavement. Gideon Brown reports the hardy plant during pavement work by Warren Construction Co, joking that they should push it aside as the crew advances.
Mrs Rounder questions Mr Dounder about a late event. He recalls a heated exchange and a physical pinch during an argument at Teabwnet. The dialogue captures a domestic incident with tense accusations and a defensive response.
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a quick dandruff cure and hair restorer. It promises soft glossy waves, new hair growth within weeks, and dramatic improvement after easy daily use with simple application and a small cost.
A garbled wartime style guide describes cleaning nails with orange wood sticks and oil. It advises softening, scraping cuticles, and wiping stains with imperoxide, then oils to hydration. Apply daily after washing hands for best results.
A reader from Nashville Tennessee reports relief after using Foley Honey and Tar for a lingering cough and chest pain. The notice touts the product as soothing for coughs colds and croup and claims benefits for whooping cough. Transactions show Tallman & Co. as suppliers at 148 Fillmore Street.
An OCR read shows a testimonial from Fairbanks Michigan about Foley Kidney Pills. It claims relief from kidney and bladder trouble and rheumatic pain. The text references a Jolnty ore muselet and a Tulman company, with dubious medical claims and consumer praise.
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