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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1919
Page
7
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Heer return from their Spokane honeymoon. Various residents travel to Calgary and California. Dr. Tamasic earns honorable discharge. High school PTA meets with a program including News and other numbers. Firemen hold annual ball. Easter events and a birthday celebration for Wilma Arteburn involve many local families. Victory Loan drive active with officials urging public support and bank participation.
A wartime reflection notes Germans armed with cross insignia and Red Cross figures, while American and Allied ambushes violated warfare rules. At armistice signing there was no celebration, soldiers sought warmth and tears rather than joy. Three Pendleton boys honored for valor at Chateau Thierry in June, while speakers denounced fascism and mourned fallen comrades.
A Cincinnati notice promotes a drug named Freezone for corn relief claiming drops applied to a corn will relieve soreness and shrink the entire corn. It asserts the compound dulls and dries the corn with no skin irritation and notes a quarter ounce is sufficient to rid feet of hard or soft corn. It warns against cutting corn as a risky habit.
The report notes Cal solo performances at the open unit meet as PletteJom Hand played several popular tunes before the main event, with Mee FF accompanying on the plate. The fragment references musicians and a public gathering but lacks clear names or locations.
A garbled line appears to reference a fortune wheel and a tire pump. The readable pieces mention a wheel, revival of a dorsal section, and pumping air into a tire, though full meaning is unclear.
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