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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1919
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text from Pendleton Oregon listing publication details and rates for the Daily and Semi Weekly editions. The readable lines reference postal handling, addresses, and subscription prices, with garbled typography and incomplete phrases.
An advertisement describes Dr Edwards Off Tablets as a remedy for bad breath. It claims notable effects after nightly use for a week. The copy references Dr F Edwards and presents price and availability through druggists.
A poem by Raymond B. Baker explores the hum of a violin and the earth’s sweetest sound as love and homecoming blend. A father returns from war to peace, a lover awaits, and celestial tones accompany a simple yes, shaping a tender scene.
A wartime exhortation warns men who miss their share of Victory loan bonds penalize themselves more than others. By failing to participate, they neglect their war record and risk long term embarrassment, since they will know they did not do their part.
Squeeze two lemons into three ounces of orchard white to make freckle lotion. Apply daily to face neck arms and hands for soft rosy skin at low cost. Also suggests Hood's Sarsaparilla to improve appetite digestion blood and nerves for overall vigor.
A wartime appeal urges citizens to buy bonds, arguing such acts defend the nation and the army while also safeguarding personal conscience. It warns that buyers will live with the moral weight of their decision for life.
Runaway youths, a girl and a boy, were stopped yesterday on their way back to their homes. The piece argues home is an art and calls for understanding, sympathy, and closer comradeship between parents and children to prevent youths from seeking escape. It questions whether misbehavior lies with children or parents and stresses less pampering and more guidance.
Behind the talk of the first air crossing lies the concern of making such a voyage reasonably safe, not a stunt, as aviators worldwide plan the big hop. Most pursue careful, safer lines, and none follow this course more honestly than the leading figures discussed.
An old time home remedy for darkening gray hair is promoted as easy and popular. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold ready to use in drug stores, offering quick results without home mixing and claiming to restore color and a fuller look.
An ad style note promises quick corn relief using a tiny Freespone bottle sold by druggists for a few cents. It claims easy removal of hard, between toe, and tender corns by applying the solution with fingers for immediate relief.
296 acres of tillable level farmland with running water and a house and barn. Located 16 miles north of La Grande and 14 miles from Summerville, Oreskon. Praised as one of the valley’s best farms. For details call Mack 3021 or write Mrs WN Choate at 9020 Avenue, La Grande, Oregon.
The New York World extols daring aviators who push safety for speed. It contrasts rescue craft, wireless gear, and rugged hulls with Hawker’s high risk race for a $50,000 prize. Despite dangers, the pilots’ pursuit of speed under extreme conditions marks a heroic, history‑making era.
From Daily East Oregonian April 18 1891 Dr J W Morrow of Echo visits Pendleton at Hotel Pendleton Henry Koopke a wealthy farmer from Hells precinct greets bricks for First National Bank and will reach Pendleton Monday W B LaDew son of Dr La Dew visits relatives Charles Cunningham operates a large forge busy with sheep shearing Nose Pinon on Boundary Creek Marshall Morgan continues delinquent Pendleton taxpayers with about 600 collected of 1900 due for 1901 Willem Reetor interred at Echo Thursday Reetor died young from pneumonia in a short illness Vacations league will begin no function.
A letter from a soldier describes camouflaged duties and a guardhouse move as he writes dear mother that he is well. In another scene a mother recalls Dora at sea, a rabbit dinner remark and a grave misreading by a critic. A village priest learns a Irish mother has bad news and the letter ends with dear mother stating he is now in the holy land.
The report notes Europe adopting American habits such as chewing gum tobacco and bathing. Export figures illustrate the spread of these practices, with an example stating 3600 miles of chewing gum were sent to allied nations, highlighting cultural influence and daily life changes.
An advertisement extols Begy’s Mustaring Mustard preparation as superior to standard liniments and plasters for rheumatic pain, chest tightness, pleurisy, bronchitis, and neuralgia. It claims rapid relief from headaches, earaches, toothaches, and cramps, with a single box mirroring the effect of many mustard plasters. It emphasizes strength, longevity, and a yellow box label.
Fragmentary report notes shipments of armaments and related goods valued in the thousands, including Wig clothing and dried primes, exported or shipped to European interests. The text mentions a bath tub shipment and an American boarding house linked to the export activity, with scattered figures and references.
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