A Coated Tongue What it Means and Remedies
A historical note links a coated tongue and laziness to liver disorder and poor digestion. It advocates a pleasant laxative made from May apples and aloes, endorsing Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a cure for constipation inactive liver and biliousness, with a testimonial signature from C. Camerey of 29 S Great Street.
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Enako
Odh
Stocxton
Caco
Porce
Camerey
S. Great Street
Treaties Block Way Italians Grow Restless
April 17 dispatches report Italian anxiety over Adriatic and Fiume disputes. The Big Four discuss secret treaties and potential revolts if demands are unmet. Parallel items note Bolshevik factions and German troops moving to restore order as the war ends.
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Fred Fregeron
United Pres
I Pats
Talwne
Dlgne
Fium
Mere Kermsky
Yanks Bush Germans and Take Tin Hats
Paris report says American troops melted down pre war German police helmets as officers captured five helmets from German policemen in the city. The helmet theft drew disapproval from German officials who asked a halt to helmet wear on patrols. Ordinary caps proved less attractive to snipers and the helmets were prized by Yankee policemen and German officers alike.
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Paris
Enowbally
British Coal Commission in King’s Robbing at Westminster
A scrambled report describes a Royal setting at Westminster Palace with the King’s resting room and a grand staircase. The text notes the committee’s alignment and mentions the elaborate regalia worn by the monarch during state occasions.
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Coal Commission
King's
London
Westminster Palace
Mason lodge buys lot to build hall in Hermiston
East Oregonian special reports from Hermiston Oregon April 17 about the Mason lodge purchasing Mr Tabor’s corner lot on Main Street to erect a hall. Social notes include a surprise party for Berbert not Harold Sullivan, Mrs Phelps visiting Boardman, visits between Mrs Browneon and Pendleton, and a charity event for Minn Bertha McKhan. A fire at Charles Baker’s ranch destroyed meat valued at $150.
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East Oregonian
Hermiston
Ore
Mason Lodge
Tabor
Main Street
Intead
Berbert
Harold Sullivan
PF. A. Phelps
Boardman
Browneon
Pendleton
Harry Zellar
Portland
Ebay
Methodist Church
Milton Fruit Trees in Good Condition Mil ton Nursery inspected
Milton Oregon April 17 news from Milton Freewater district reports the Milton Nursery company inspected for the annual permit to ship trees outside Oregon. Horticultural Inspector W C Horton visits Echo Hermiston area while several residents return or relocate. Local clergy report a paid debt tied to church fundraising and the Sunday school reorganizes under Rev J C Jones and Superintendent W C Howard.
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Echo and
Hermiston
Mra
F. J. Rowpeck
Turlock
California
John Horter, Jr
Alva Gould
Camp Springs
Idaho
Parrieh
Milton
Portland
Dutle Roming
Clarkston
Washington
Walter Liess
Helix
Oregon
Bamwel Licew
L. L. Bowell
Rev. & F. Harper
Presbyterian Church
Lottle Tanke
Herbert
Walter Tanke
Riteville
Tanke
J. ‘. Penney
Turville
Methodist Church
J. C. Jones
W. C. Howard
Presbyterians Elect Delegate to National Assembly
A Milton Grace Presbyterian church pastor Rev Allem A Meine was elected delegate from the Milton Presbytery to attend the national assembly of the Presbyterian church meeting in St Louis May 15. Meantime Frasier and Wrutter traveled to Lind, Washington to view the body of a person under investigation for possible purchase.
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HL. Frasier
W. H. Wrutter
Lind
Washington
Allem A. Meine
Grace Presbyterian Church of
Milton
Victory Loan meeting draws large crowd in Echo
Echo April 17. The Victory Loan gathering drew a large crowd with Lt Steiner and Toy Ritner as principal speakers recounting French experiences. They urged town residents to buy bonds. Several local residents and visitors were noted, including Ed Lielegang and Elmer Spike, with George Wuneter purchasing a new Ford.
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ECHO
Lieutenant Steiner
Toy Ritner
France
A. H. Thompson
Ed Lielegang
Bustoces Visltor
Pendleton
O. D. Teel
Salem
A. J.! Thomeon
Elmer Spike
George Wuneter
Beho Auto Co
Salem veterans organize in town after war service
Salem April 17 A large number of Salem men who have returned from war service will organize a veterans society at a meeting tonight. The local group will affiliate with the American Legion now being formed nationwide.
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Salem
Veterans” Society
American Legion
Admiral Nathaniel Usher Retires After 44 Years Navy Service
New York April 14 Admiral Nathaniel Usher of the Third Naval District is retired after nearly 44 years of service. Rear Admiral James H Glennon succeeds Usher as commandant in the area, with Captain Harry A Field taking charge of the Pacific station. Usher’s long career included commands in the Atlantic fleet and duty at Norfolk. his retirement follows a century of naval service and a role in the Spanish American War reporting the sinking of the Maine.
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New York
Nathaniel KR. Dehor
Ant
Third Naval District
Navy
Usher
Potusium
X. Y
Indiana
U.S
James H. Glennon
Pape Sound Navy Yard
Admiral Usher
Harry A. Field
Gharlie
Pacific
Third District
Norfolk Navy Yard
Naval Examination Board
Een
Ueher
Weal Rericton
Florida
Veese
Matie
Havana
Harter
Rome Naples air service expanded with new machines
Rome reports regular air service between Rome and Naples has been enhanced with new machines. The April 17 note states upgraded equipment is now in use, improving reliability and speed on the Rome Naples route.
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Rome
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Jim
Umatilla
Jones
Pendleton Meat Co
Colesworthy
Alta
Willard
Stanley Steamer
Chandler Chalmers
Chevrolet Velie’ Nash
Studebaker
Lexington Franklin
Dort
Apperson
Haynes Daniels
Peerless
Dodge
Premier Stephens
Reo
Mitchell
Corner of Court and Garden Sts
Corner Main and Water Sts
Ree
Crescent
Crescent Book
Crescent Mig. Co
Resceni Baking
East Oregonian Special News OF
Umatilla CO
Hermiston Masons
Salem Veterans
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