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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1918
Page
2
An old advertisement states a 26 cent regular price for a quality item, urging bulk buys with a clean-up price of three for 50 cents. The copy uses promotional phrasing and incomplete terms, typical of vintage retail notices.
Unable to determine clear names dates or events from the provided text fragment. The readable content consists of scattered vowels and filler words without identifiable entities or structure.
Sale offers summer and fair weight coats in wool blends poplin broadcloth velour and satin. Coats come in black navy and strong colors with many styles and finishes. Prices advertised as clean-up discounts during August at a fixed sale event.
A brief classified style notice notes a half price sale event with limited quantities and a call to visit the store for discounted items. No specific dates or product names are provided in the readable text.
A cluttered ad details a August clean-up sale at the grocery department with many reduced items. Listings include Post Porridge, Tecco Pancake Flour, Molasses, Silver Polish, Shepherd’s Cocoa, Steam Pitchers, Butter Dishes, Plates, Salad Plates, Lanterns, Coffee, Rice and Milk, Beans, and Catsup with cut-price Clean-up amounts.
A raw account of a U boat attack on a hospital ship, detailing crew fate and brutal conditions. Survivors and missing sailors are reported as the sinking ship faces harsh trials, with limited water and food, while German submarines threaten.
The debate in the House of Commons, led by Perlen Secretary Balfour, centered on German wartime propaganda claims. Speakers rejected the notion that a peaceful German settlement was possible and argued that German state aims encompassed domination of Europe.
An incoherent passage describes Germany posing as a liberator in the eastern frontier while asserting control over territories. It mentions economic and military aims, Finland under perceived German influence, and Germany shaping government and resources. The text is garbled and reads as a historical, possibly wartime, note.
A new at vettioing uteten for tel Creen fit capable of adaptability to work of G. Mert Geren of Portiagd, in service of elena carpe aviation. The invention uses emnetricty and may be applied to ships and aircraft. Reports say work continues on a tractee linked to fair progress, with potential sea and air applications.
Aug 21 dispatch notes German air forces show limited ability to replace aircraft and trained crews amid heavy losses. Reports describe high attrition, scarce reserves, and persistent Allied pressure on front lines, with observers calling the Luftwaffe unable to sustain strategic bombing or air superiority.
A reported tax rise affects individuals as $800,600 is cited under a broad levy. The measure stems from policy shifts tied to new industries, impacting internal commerce and property access for newcomers.
A war school will be set up at Walla Walla High School to train selected men in a special trade line upon induction. C My Brezier, state director of federal and state boards of vocational education, arrived in the city yesterday to arrange the course.
A dubious advertisement extols proprietary cures amid chaotic OCR. It touts a cough remedy and a diarrhoea treatment with testimonials from named writers and mentions Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as superior. The text echoes marketing hype and outdated medical claims with unclear dates and places.
A fragmentary Northwest Eugene news item notes the inway dam was destroyed by concrete action Saturday, with pipeline power supply details and an official church ceremony in Portland. Other bits recount arrests in Seattle linked to a fraud probe, draft-age men in Wisconsin, and weather impacts on agriculture and salmon canning in Astoria and Astoria area.
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