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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1916
Page
7
A touted health fad claims daily hot water with limestone phosphate purifies the alimentary canal and detoxifies the body. Advocates say it improves skin, eases stomach and bowel issues, and boosts energy, advising a teaspoonful of phosphate in warm water each morning before breakfast.
Interstate carriers face an indefinite hold on proposed rate increases as authorities review the plan. The suspension, affecting shippers nationwide, aims to protect public rights while investigations determine the final schedule.
A cargo of Michigan bull frogs arrived Saturday and were moved 14 miles north to Lake Magoons by Supervisor Minghan of the Muathour national farmset. Mr Bingham, a Michigan native, says the species’ legs are not matched by advertised seafood. Lake Magoons is seen as an ideal site to propagate the frogs, with plans to protect the stock until a suitable place is found. Grant county may also supply mutton and legged frogs.
William MacGregor of 711 Lilleth Street Pendleton reports sudden kidney trouble relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills. He says back pain sediment and weakness vanished after use and he regained strength and mobility. His 1916 update confirms continued reliability. Local maker: Fife, a tall dealer Postiraihurn Co, Mfera, Dulinlo.
In Portland trading, the wheat market showed a mixed tone with Liverpool firm, Chicago weaker, and supplies tight due to a railroad strike limiting eastbound shipments. Futures moved little as London saw firmness while Australian crops offer hopeful prospects. Livestock demand stayed steady with hogs and sheep trading near firm levels, and general farm prices mixed amid slow harvests and port activity.
A cleanup shake-up is reported as thirty German generals may be dismissed over opposition to sending troops. The dispatch notes internal disagreements about deploying forces, with references to General Yor Folkenhopn and other officers. A city reader letter from Joe Dinkman of Webster City praises relief from stomach pain after using Chamberlain's Tablets.
A fragment recalls a girl who preferred fairy princes to math and reading, dreaming of a distant never land. The text hints she would become a well known star upon reaching majority, while Wes Murray enjoys boats and cate.
The American News Board reports submarine projects under construction in Europe resemble the 26 knot Dowie design, aiming for 20 to 22 knots. Private funding is not permitted. experts warn of horsepower limits and the need for alternative propulsion. Ends note discuss destroyer tensions and regional claims, with unclear lines about Bulgaria and Kastoria.
Fragmented OCR text references restoring mobility in paralysis cases with machines and routines. It mentions nationwide involvement and a now unclear photograph, highlighting attempts to aid blood circulation and regain prior movement through rehabilitation devices.
Washington August 3. President Wilson recommends the promotion of Rear Admiral Willard F. Green to Vice Admiral, noting the outstanding service in the line. The Navy confirms the pending advance as part of wartime promotions.
The readers of this paper are promised $100 if they can find a cough or catarrh that Halle Catarrh Copele cannot cure. The ad asserts constitutional conditions require constitutional treatment and promotes internal use of the product through the blood. Proponents claim the medicine strengthens the patient and builds up constitution, offering $100 for any proven failure.
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