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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1917
Page
3
If your skin itches and burns with patches on the skin, moist or dry, wash with soup and water and apply a little ointment. The itching stops, sleep returns, and the skin heals quickly. Prescribed by doctors for over 20 years and sold by every druggist.
A brief note describes how a particular soap helps keep skin clear by cleansing and moisturizing. It mentions price considerations and hints at health benefits from regular use. The text reads like an old advertorial discussing soap's effects on skin care.
A garbled line appears to mix a theme of love with scattered words and symbols, creating a fragmentary phrase about affection and circular motion. The readable portion suggests a sentimental note or lyric snippet rather than a complete article.
President Wilson appeals to every American to unite for democracy in World War I. He urges a war footing for the navy and a great army, calls for economy and efficiency, and emphasizes supporting farmers, food supply, ships, and war materials to sustain allies in Europe.
Pattling Nelson, former lightweight champion, will devote one day a week to help train soldiers of the First Infantry at the armory in St Louis. Nelson intends to train alongside Freddie Welenere on April 19, aiming to reinforce boxing skills for service.
Telegram from Lieut Commander Mackburs of Portland reports Paul Finnell and Jo ermer sworn into the navy. Pendleton honors show more than 50 recruits from Oregon entering service. Latourelle and Mime on duty aboard the Pacific. Coffrd Minnie and Arneal Minnie aboard the same ship with other recruits from Oregon.
A Northwest religious remark discusses Christ as captain of a liner, resisting Kaiserism, noting Jesus went to Jerusalem and was crucified. Other items report Private A Collins returning with the Distinguished Service Medal, Baker lies, and Portland bakers debating bread leaf substitutions amid wartime policy.
The ad touts Nuxated Iron as a miracle strength builder claiming a 100 percent increase in ten days for frail individuals. It rails against older iron tonics, asserts rapid absorption and lasting vitality, and promises a money back or charitable donation guarantee if results aren’t achieved.
An advisory text promotes a salt and lemon juice drink to flush kidneys. It claims meat eaters may suffer kidney strain and related symptoms such as back ache, abnormal urine, and bladder issues. The remedy allegedly cleanses kidneys and blood, using salts from pharmacies, a glass of water, and a mixture of fruit juice and beer as a routine. It emphasizes cheap, simple, and harmless results.
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