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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
2
A derailed dialogue fragment shows a chaperone Tommie and a mother discussing a misheard phrase about Bae. The readable lines hint at a family or social scene, with uncertain context and no clear outcome or attribution beyond the two speakers.
Joan H Wilson reports inability to eat or sleep tied to a medical test. She mentions one drug, Peer Test, and a Kept attention to nerve strain. Koeppen's Drug Store is cited as a location for the substance.
An early 20th century style medical ad promises relief from acidosis related pains including head ache back ache and kidney trouble with an “acid treatment tic bolile” offering a free bottle of 32 doses and a paid postage option. The notice requests 10 cents to cover postage and packing and provides a Fort Hampton Connecticut address for responses.
A promotional note claims four ounces of Rad Salts taken with water before breakfast will activate and cleanse kidneys, reduce bladder disorders, and prevent complications. It cites grapefruit and lemon juice as base acids and urges daily use for several days, touting a fizzy Water to drink and a well-known druggist endorsement.
The advertisement touts Howard's Buttermilk Cream as a facial remedy promising glow and a youthful complexion. It claims to reduce wrinkles and lines, lighten skin, and improve overall appearance with nightly use, asserting fast results in heated environments.
Forbes shoots Lawrence Raton after a heated encounter over his wife Mrs Forbes. He then travels across Nevada and California, hides, and later surrenders after recounting how threats to steal his wife's love led to the fatal shooting. The case unfolds with details of flight, reunion, and confession.
A survey by the Associated Press shows Vassar College will not graduate a school marm this year. Low salaries drive seniors to seek business social service and other professions, according to the report released in New York.
Spokane officials weigh four hours weekly vocational training for employed minors under 18 who have not finished high school. A city census and part time school needs study were announced by Frank H. Arnold, principal of the public night school.
E J Doneen of the Palouse district and Almer McCurtain of the Big Bend country have been named by George M Wilson president of their localities at a national conference of wheat growers at Kansas City April 22. Mr Wikkon will name 4 third delegate from the Walla Walla district awaiting suggestions of growers of that section before the selection is made. Decision to send the representatives was reached at a conference of Eastern Washington farmers held here yesterday.
An old advertisement warns parents to identify the brand California on the laxative package to ensure a safe and harmless remedy for a child’s stomach and bowel issues. It touts the fruity taste and urges careful selection of genuine packaging.
A prisoner on the Klamath reservation near Portland faces treachery charges. The Indian man, jailed, expects release after a six month sentence and plans to return to his homestead, marry the woman who waits. She tends hay and keeps 66 head of cattle.
A Chicago bar member recalls the single greatest man he knew. A thin, awakened thief scene unfolds as he goes downstairs into a room with robbers wrapping silverware. The man’s calm plea asks for a favor and a hand to post a letter, showing unexpected politeness amid danger.
A short note from Horpora Magazine references a deduction or premium related to burglary insurance, noted in a fragmentary line about a meeting planned for tonight. The garbled OCR implies context on coverage costs or policy adjustments.
A fragmentary Wortherpage snippet appears from the Age Herald describing a woman and a swatter adorned with a pink ribbon. The wording is garbled but indicates a playful or poetic descriptor of a female figure and a decorative item in a periodical.
Associated Prose reports Washington Pythians will hold their thirty seventh crond lodge in Seattle on May 14, with the grand temple of the Pythian Sisters in pension. The event is expected to draw about 2 100 visitors to Seattle for three days.
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