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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1918
Page
7
A short note reports a young boy avoiding fights and being teased by Wrue girls. The item notes continued pressure from peers and concerns about schoolyard behavior. The piece emphasizes social dynamics and the impact on the boy.
An old health advertisement touts a Jad Salts remedy to “cleanse and nourish” kidneys by removing sediment and relieving backache. The copy links meat intake to kidney strain and recommends a daily dose in water for several days, claiming safety and broad benefits.
In Portland on April 14 buyers viewed a generally steady cattle market with limited supply at the North Portland yards. Prices ranged from about 11.75 to 15.00 for various cattle grades, with hog and sheep figures noted and reports of no significant price changes, while imports from Seattle and local feedlots influenced trade.
American troops acted as a guard of honor for King George and Queen Mary as they inspected a famed works in London. The monarchs chatted with officers and soldiers, autographs were signed on Sergeant Barrett’s back, and Queen Mary sent a written note. The tour included a tank ride with the king remarking on the experience and praising the American soldiers' progress.
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson sent letters of condolence to De Sideleer Belgian minister and his daughter following the death of Soret Maj. Edeanne De Sade Ivor in Amiens on March 30 during German bombardment. The messages were made public in New York on April 19.
A war time letter expresses deep sorrow at the death of a young officer, praising his loyal service to the country. The writer conveys condolences to the officer’s family, noting his role in the army and his dedication to the nation, and extends heartfelt sympathy for their loss.
Fragmentary ad copy promotes local applications for catarrh claimed to reach the seat and provide relief. It touts testimonies and products from a hall, urging readers to send for free testimonials and test samples.
An ad touts Wyeth's Sage and Sucipher Compound as a natural looking hair darkener. It promises a glossy even result from one or two applications and claims to restore natural beauty while noting it is not a cure or preventive medicine.
Notice is given that bonds of the City of Bendicton Improvement remain unpaid. Payment is due at the American National Bank Pendleton with interest accruing May 1, 190%. Dated April 14, 1918, by the city treasurer Willem Mitkeen.
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