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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1917
Page
6
The East Ore newspaper notes optimism for a federal wheat grading plan. Proponents say it will yield more accurate impartial determinations, benefiting producers as buyers adapt to standardized grades and reduce uncertainty in selling.
A patient describes facial burns healing after two cakes of Cathom Soap and one bottle of ointment. The testimonial cites relief from itching burning and defacement within two weeks and endorses Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Balm for daily care and pimples rashes or rough skin.
The piece argues federal grading will improve safety and fairness in grain trading, reduce exploits by buyers, and force farmers toward a more businesslike system. It predicts Northwest farmers may resist old methods after trial with federal grades, while protection for growers and risk mitigation for farmers and dealers become central themes.
In discussing war preparations the speaker argues for enacting the McAdoo insurance plan to care for injured soldiers and dependents. It calls on government and Congress to act promptly, warning against obstruction and stressing the plan as businesslike and just for the nation’s future.
New York World argues that President's bid to fix coal at $2 a ton signals government expansion into mines and mills. It warns private greed undermines public welfare and predicts drastic government powers may follow if patriotism is smothered by swollen profits. The piece contends producers and manufacturers determine the war’s price path.
Fragmented OCR text references an event 28 years ago involving an editor of Wie Axturte and a note about a train. Details are unclear due to garbled phrasing and missing context. The piece mentions Sweetholt, a black art, and fear of the agency with a beat of woebp attached to a Cretrgh train.
Unclear OCR text notes a night prayer scene and a sequence of personal tributes involving a mother, Edith Pailin, and a memorial at Artie Weieht seminary. Details are obscured, with dates and names partially legible.
Fragmentary military diary notes Sergeant Coleman in camp hospital where he shows fever and gradual improvement. Mentions other patients, weather, and routine care. describes a child with a toy and general wartime hospital life.
A garbled local item references a person age 38 and mentions government actions and a state of proceedings. Readable fragments suggest a public or civic note with unclear names and dates.
A jumbled OCR fragment shows kitchen guidance and notes for a turkey dressing recipe. It mentions butter, onions, pepper, and a long list of ingredients, with garbled lines resembling step details and measurements for a home cooking item.
Ad claims S S and S S medicines purge rheumatic germs from blood, restoring vigor. It urges readers to write Swift Specify Co Dept I Atlanta Ga for medical guidance and treatment advice.
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