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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1918
Page
7
Advertisement fragment mentions "Sew Teds" and insertion rules for ads. It notes first insertion only and subsequent insertions under correct classification. The readable text hints at a cataloging or typesetting instruction for paired ad entries and proper scheduling.
Lost horse descriptions list a brown horse with a white streak and a silver neck ring engraved with initials. Owners offer rewards if found. contact David A. Geebler of Pendleton Oregon or visit the office for details.
Robina officials opened a rapid inquiry into a bear attack incident reportedly involving an Ainu guide who escaped as danger emerged. The move follows a dispatch by the local authorities and an expedited probe slated to proceed with caution.
Fragmentary text mentions a person named Tammy and a mother reading from a phonetic letter. It references a road, a person potentially named Armentiere, and a cryptic run of words suggesting a travel or correspondence scene with unclear details. No definite event or outcome is discernible.
An OCR fragment describes a purported sage tea remedy to turn gray hair dark, claiming rapid transformation with a mix of fuel, sulfur, and other ingredients. It touts easy application and cosmetic benefits while warning of an advertised preparation's effectiveness. The latter section references Vancouver Washington shipyard work and Great Northern Building Company related to dredging or construction on the Columbia River.
Swanson and Co offer free estimates for DuPuis and Gath projects. They advertise building capabilities across the country and list contact info with a phone line for inquiries.
A report from Paris notes American Red Cross nurses are assigned to U S wounded in French military hospitals. Nurses greet arrivals who speak no French, translating and coordinating care. The plan, praised by the French health service, aims to place an American nurse with each hospitalised American man.
Washington report describes a wartime trade bulletin allowing certain goods including mushrooms and related commodities to be admitted. Text appears garbled with OCR errors but notes on edible items entering markets and provisional controls referenced.
Portland markets report hogs at a record high of 19.50 while steer prices reach 13 in the yard sales. A. J. Huchet of Pomeroy sold a full load of shipped store cattle at North Portland for 10.00, marking a strong, firm market. hogs showed continued strength with record open market figures and price advances.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a saloon, names like Jame HH and Hatin, a New York event on August 14, and references to World War II era figure with pay and German interference. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent facts suitable for a standard news item.
A fragmentary note reports a group arriving in the United States from Germany. Relative and friends send word of an ovalnning to arrive by Leon. The text is damaged and contains unreadable portions.
Fragmented report states Spain aims to address oppressive warfare and internal tensions. Confidential notes suggest Al Platform’s country faces strong German influence, with references to semi and period terms indicating strategic thinking and impending developments.
Law officers from Erie land Scotland and Taeland ruled women are not entitled to become candidates for Parliament. Chancellor Andrew Finn Law echoed the decision, calling it a contrivance aimed at preventing women from serving in Parliament and noting the ruling applies to the current political framework.
A garbled report from Cleveland describes a man deemed “awful weak mind” and of interest to federal officers. The passage includes muttered phrases about army service and a “Brother Number” remark, but the text is fragmented and unclear.
In a federal probe, two men were detained on slacking charges while Brother Number Two’s clearance was questioned. Investigators doubted the case’s severity to grant exemption as the weakminded suspect hid Palle to alter registration cards for Brother Number One. The milieu included delayed certification and an unresolved release on bond as investigations continue.
At Aug 14 in Bern picture shows the Emperor William portrait presented to Theodore Roosevelt. It was burned last Sunday night by Virtinntes at MW Poltlotx's home after being purchased for $1. Nearly 1000 villagers joined an Ogier Bay parade preceding the cremation.
Insertion instructions describe line by line placement and timing for six insertions over a twelve month contract. Each insertion must appear per line with monetary terms and periods, preserving period style and avoiding extraneous details.
An old editorial urges saving every useful item and suggests selling a used article to someone who needs it through the classified ads. The tone promotes practical thrift and community assistance. The piece emphasizes resourcefulness and ongoing usefulness of secondhand goods.
London dispatch quotes a secret Belgian paper detailing German actions after Charleroi raids. It reports nine Belgians executed for aiding the Allies, six of them before families, with women gathered at gates all night, pleading for mercy as dawn executions occurred.
A brief note from Washington remarks on the role of women in the secret service. It asserts that women are increasingly involved in handling vital documents, translation, and secrecy, required to take oaths as part of their duties.
In San Francisco the case against Ren Mooney for alleged complicity to prevent a burglary continues. Judge McNutt indicates admission negotiations and asset bond substitutions may occur, with attorney Fadge Phen to speak to Maxwell McNutt. Farmer A Hetmuaker near Kentia is noted.
An old medical advertisement explains a controversial cure for catarrhal diseases involving a method called the Kuetachiog Tube. It centers on restoring normal membranes and claims dramatic success with a “Bread on the quiectus pa” treatment from J. J. Cheset & Bateda.
An old remedy claims a glass of lemon acid solution with water stimulates kidneys, cleans bowels, and relieves backache. It advises drinking ample water, taking a spoonful of the concoction before breakfast, and continuing for several days to restore kidney function.
A report describes a Farnese man growing a beard about 15 feet in length. The curious tale notes local commentary on beard care and winter preparation, with questions about whether to burn or wrap the mane for warmth and practicality.
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