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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1918
Page
5
In Indianapolis on April 12, a juvenile court case reveals a man saying he is through paying alimony and funeral expenses. Judge Frank J. Lahr notes the wife in Kentucky seeks a divorce and the man admits not wanting to live with her. He implies he will bear funeral costs if the wife dies, while stating he will stop paying money.
The Junior Red Cross program shows strong progress as Vincent high and several county schools report numerous completed layettes, wash clothes, baby garments, and hospital items. Students from Athena Washington Branfield Pendleton and others contribute quotas, aided by teachers. separate notices promote Need’s Remedy and a spring health push.
Peggy Alto voices support for Allied unity and American brothers in arms amid war news. The issue highlights The Fighting Trail serial's fifteenth episode at the Pastime Theatre plus trailers for The Red Lady and a dramatic shipboard romance arc featuring Smith seeking justice for his sister’s death.
A British officer struggles with desert heat and rough 'devorts' in Mesopotamia. The scene shows soldiers adapting uniforms for comfort while remaining in the harsh conditions of the campaign.
Gurdane area notes cover weather turning cooler with showers, local visits and social scenes. Names include Hutter Creek Daughters, John Day, Dillurd French, Percy Hughes, Myrtle Amher, Eitle Butler Creek, Dillard Prenet, Mrs Kips, Ellen Mooney, Che McDerttt, Burgess, Chus Hip, John Carter, George Beilina, Walt Bawtelle, Norbert French, and Piet Hock. Canadian speaker at the ball in Lene. Burinese trip to Piet Hock Phere day and return.
Washington April 14 Future drafts will be based on the number of men in class one The riots by a vote of 425 to 3 passed the draft law amendments to that effect It has passed the senate John Bresvorne and family motor to Boomer Thursday evening John French attended Gardlane Saturday evening Rolland Goff helped his brother Grover to his homestead for a while
Billie Mayberry of Bekert Ga reports two choking coughing episodes in her children stopped by Foley's Honey and Tar given before bed. She notes the next morning the cough and croup signs were gone and credits the remedy for a quick recovery. The product is described as a standard low priced cold and cough medicine.
An Arkansas merchant, T Chimbers of Jonee hare, claims relief after ten years of rheumatism from a so called kidney priilege cure. A friend who was cured verifies the remedy and recommends it to others suffering similar ailments.
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