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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1917
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR indicates a small notice about a hotel news stand in Portland Oregon. Text references a file location at West Avenue Building and street addresses, but details are unclear.
A fragment from Ralph Thompen in Pictorial Review, noting longing under dark skies and a prayerful vigil through the night for shared happiness. The text is poetical and fragmentary, with unclear provenance and missing full context.
The unit vows federal service to defend the country against all enemies. Officers and men announce readiness to fight and, if needed, die for freedom and democracy as the nation's first line of defense.
The town shows strong support for the Pendleton troop and its soldiers, from captain to recruit, and aims to make their departure memorable. Editorials praise loyal newspapers backing government food control and executive action, urging a decisive “man of action” to lead food and fuel policy while highlighting tensions in wartime oversight.
An article discusses Dr Richard C Cabot head of a Massachusetts hospital accused of promoting unsafe medical practices. It claims he markets questionable remedies, hires workers in a hospital setting, and misleads the public about medical care. It critiques specialty fragmentation and urges scrutiny of medical authority.
In a two date visit the Pendleton people are praised for vision and loyalty. The article notes Pendleton’s frontier show success and urges broader patronage, noting local industry growth and the city’s progressive spirit. It contrasts Pendleton with Coos County and North Bend.
A fragment from the Daily East Oregonian recalls events from 28 years earlier. It notes Mine Damehestes Ponlker visiting Faker, a conductor completing a task, and a New York party arriving at Hotel Pendicteen. It mentions workers heading to the trampie and city officials organizing the day.
Fragmented notes mention Cem-pro ball in Dey Solon and multiple military references. Names like Jick Coleman and private ranks appear amid scattered lines about draft status, disciplinary barracks, and international concerns involving Austria and Germany. The text is garbled and sources unreliable.
An old advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood purifier to cleanse germs causing catarrh. It claims winter worsens symptoms and urges readers to write for information and medical advice, promising the remedy reaches roots and eradicates the disease.
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