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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1917
Page
2
Catalog lists new gingham, flowered sateen, black sateen, white sateen, white muslin, and silk taffeta Petticoats priced from 50¢ to 34.50. Items include 2nd floor restroom for customers. Color range described as all colors of the rainbow.
Our guarantee promises the largest stock of dry goods in Pendleton and assures the lowest car prices. If any competitor offers lower prices, we will meet them with a strong likelihood of even lower prices.
A wife’s dream about a sonnet sparks a husband to reflect on his life and ambitions, turning a quiet morning into a moment of personal realization and renewed purpose.
A garbled report references senate testimony and a debate over government measures, mentioning workers strikes, graft concerns, and predicted price hikes. Names and places are unclear, but the piece centers on potential industrial and economic responses to government policy.
A Pendleton council debate over funding magazines for libraries ended with City Attorney arguing no city funds may be used to buy magazines for libraries other than the city library. Mrs J F Robinson urged $100 for county library magazine renewals but the mayor delayed signing a $300 warrant until legal approval. The dispute touched neighboring towns and highlighted maintenance versus non maintenance funding rules. Also note an advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe medicine for children.
Amusements column touts Daughter of the Gods starring Annette Kellermann and William Pax in a $1.9 million production filmed to resemble an epoch in cinema. The Unwritten Law is praised as a seven reel photo drama with suspense and dramatic climaxes, featuring Kellermann’s powerful screen work and critical acclaim from major outlets.
Time it in five minutes and end indigestion heartburn and gas. Pape's Diapepsin cleanly eases stomach distress from fermentation, sour belching, and upset after meals. A handy home remedy, fifty cents a bottle, trusted by millions to restore comfort fast.
A page notes moving picture reviews from Telegraph and rival outlets plus two Vanderfile acts with admission at 10 cents. An ad explains constipation harms digestion and claims Chamberlain's Tablets quickly relieve this condition, marketed as obtainable everywhere.
Deeds recorded for Makegsie Barton to Jorard valued at 1 dollar for acreage in township north range 22. Hodgen to Frank Banvom for 10 dollars, NE 1-4 SW 1-4 and NW 1-4 SE 1-4 in section 29 township 6 N range 36. Additional fragmented editorial comment appears in the notice.
A vintage health ad promotes Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for "Spring Fever" and general debility. It claims to purify the blood, boost vitality, and eliminate toxins through the stomach liver bowels and kidneys, with courses sold by doctors and druggists.
An OCR fragment from a Portland page shows an advertisement for Dr Pierze remedies marketed as a tonic. It mentions use for children and family health, though the text is damaged and partially illegible. The snippet reflects early 20th century patent medicine language and light exhortations to trust the remedy.
The fragmentary OCR notes a referenced firm Chenet and Company, ticketing related terms, and a mention of a care center in a historical context. The readable items suggest a brief notice or listing involving a business entity and a service offering, with no clear events, dates, or places. The legible phrases indicate a catalog-like reference rather than a full news story.
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