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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1919
Page
5
Mercerized lisle and silk combinations for the little folks in stripes and fancy tops sold at the pair. 35¢ to 65c. Women's lisle knit bloomers in white and flesh color available in all sizes, the pair $1.00.
An undated Chicago dispatch quotes a German official Maurice J stating Germany will not wage war again on any country. The brief note conveys a firm commitment amid postwar concerns and mentions April as a reference time frame.
Sowe presents a wartime era beauty claim promising to remove freckles with Othine double strength. An ounce or so is said to clear skin and yield a beautiful complexion, with a money back guarantee if it fails. The ad then shifts to a political note about Maj. Gen. Frederick Maurit on predicting armament trends and a speaking tour in Britain.
Portland takes a narrow 2-1 victory in the second home game as Pacific League standings unfold. The report notes Portland’s late effort and references league context with teams such as Sacramento and San Francisco.
In a rough April 25 MLB slate report the Angels beat Salt Lake 7 to 7 after a late rally. Seattle edged Oakland on a slippery field as errors shaped the ninth inning. Other results include Chicago over St Louis and Philadelphia over New York in the National and American Leagues.
The readable phrases reference a company and an event but the text is garbled. It mentions penalties, preparation, and softening phrases but no coherent facts, people, places, or dates emerge clearly. The readable content is too fragmentary to determine a definite news item or outcome.
Washington April 24 Italy taught the world the value of propaganda in war turning tables on Germany and Austro Hungary. The piece notes pamphlets spread in Italy and on fronts using excerpts from President Wilson to inspire morale and unity. It contrasts Allied morale with Caporetto and cites American involvement and education efforts.
April 2 report from Paris notes Prinne Kchnawelcy, German ambassador to Britain, defending the treaty terms and arguing the allied peace conditions would force Germany into another war unless accepted. The interview appeared in the Parisction amidst war coverage.
A fragmented dialogue shows a new cook asking about what can be cooked with a wall and a master mispronounced terms, revealing a failed attempt and uncertain plans. The exchange centers on methods and ingredients with unclear context.
April 26. A flood of peace conference papersoverflow from the French Foreign Office building on the Quai d Orsay covers the floor in the national quarters. Officials note the papers may be kept for review after the conference ends.
A fragment describes a nasal congestion remedy marketed to relieve stuffed up noses from a bad cold. It mentions Dr. Rags Newee and a price of $1.20, with notes on ease of use and effects like calmer sleep. The text is incomplete but implies a medical product claim.
A fragmentary recipe item outlines mincing beef, seasoning and preparing a dish. The text hints at steps to chop cold roast beef and season, but lacks complete directions or measurements.
An old time ad advises not to neglect rheumatic pains and various aches. It urges immediate use of Sloan's Liniment, keeping a bottle ready and asking a druggist for Sloan's Liniment. The copy notes strong sales and year after year popularity.
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