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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
2
A brief endorsement notes the growing presence of United States Tires and the demand for tires of known value and proven dependability. The piece emphasizes the brand’s trust with motorists in the region.
The Navy Department announced that all American forces in France, including units of the Army of the Eighth, will be brought back to the United States by the end of September. This marks a major phase in the postwar demobilization and redeployment.
Reports from Bilow detail eight hundred Polish refugees, mostly women and children, marching toward Danzig as Germany restricts return to Rotterdam. The Polish National Committee notes refugees land near a concentration camp, while Poland's Foreign Affairs Committee proposes a Polish Entente military alliance. A separate April 2 dispatch from Landon cites the start of a northern Froedan expedition.
A garbled note promotes a skin treatment claiming relief from itching and irritation. It mentions eczema and blotches and asserts the product soothes and softens skin, but the text is unclear and contains many errors.
An unclear OCR fragment references a witness testimony about kidney illness and medical treatments. It mentions dates May 16 1910s and May 4 1908, with names like Lane and Greeger, and a place tied to a dealer network. The text is highly garbled but indicates a medical case narrative and alleged treatments.
A fragmented household column offers tips on soup making, bread dough, cleaning frames, stain removal, and food prep. It includes instructions for mint soup, bread cubes toasted, glue from gum arabic and vinegar, frame care with varnish, stain removal with ammonia, peppermint flavoring, and a method to frost puddings by boiling water and lifting with a shimmer.
April reports describe Serbian soldiers marching on foot from the south to the Danube, walking along highways and rail lines. Many had just left hospital, relying on village aid for food as their worn uniforms and shoes failed them.
April 9 report from Bucks County cites a fatal accident at the Harriman Pa ship launching of the cargo carrier Waukan. Four workmen drowned after a patrol bridge collapsed near the Merchant Shipbuilding Company's plant on the Delaware River. The coroner cleared the shipbuilding company of blame.
Washington April The sound device invented during the war to determine the exert location of supplies hole under the earth will soon be used widely in mining operations. The instrument will be needed for sounding purposes or to locate miners blocked from escape by cave or explosion.
Two unidentified men last night halted a Tacoma car in the outlying district and forced the conductor to surrender $40 in cash fares. Police later received a report of a stopped automobile matching the description, but the money remained with the officers and no arrests were made.
In Portland Oregon April 14 Germans Austrians Hungarians and other enemy aliens pursue second papers while many file for first papers. The group fears removal from the undesirable class due to war conditions. No final action until after peace treaty or government objections are withdrawn.
The originator says lower food prices are likely soon as the Department of Commerce's industrial board, led by Doctor Peek, diagnoses US industry. He forecasts a 60 to 90 day recovery with American business healthier in six months, noting 10 to 16 percent cuts already achieved in steel and plans to press after food prices.
Paris reports an aviator beginning a trans ocean attempt was forced to land during the first leg. Details are unclear, with partial wording indicating an emergency landing en route to an overseas destination.
Fragmentary text notes a former premier of the Huban renub- The, tied to revolutionary events, traveling with a Tunis delegation to a peace conference. The document mentions Bolsh eviki tied deaths among Kubans and a retreat of seven states in the Cheakasian region as context.
Frayed text warns of rheumatism and backache in middle aged readers and promotes Anurin as a potent remedy. It claims immediate relief via kidneys and urges readers to request a trial package from Dr Pierre’s Lyualids Hotel in Buffalo New York, touting extraordinary sales figures and dramatic cures.
Tolwheviam M Ducaviteh claims Kuban Cossacks suffer four times heavier losses in trench fighting than in three years of war with Germany. He asserts one third of military age males are dead and remaining men cannot farm. Smithsonian should prepare an exhibit on cork screws. Detroit News. Washington overrode a rail brake. Charleston News notes Senator Korah did not record his 20 mile mileage.
A retro health tip urges drinking hot water with phosphate before breakfast to cleanse digestion, improve liver and kidneys, purify blood, and brighten complexion. It claims regular use clears fermentation, relieves bile buildup, and prevents constipation while promoting overall energy.
The readable text appears as garbled notes about home dry cleaning methods. It mentions gasoline, unknown products, and uncertain steps. It lacks coherent actions, names, dates, or places to verify a valid news item.
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