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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline as a cure for dandruff and hair loss. It claims the product eliminates scalp itching and feverishness, preserves hair roots, and promotes new hair growth after a few weeks. The ad urges purchase at drug stores.
President Wilson's annual message, now in printer's hands, totals about 2000 words and stands as one of the shortest in such reports. It notes department reports will be submitted separately, avoids detailing their recom mendations, and stresses unfinished legislation from the previous session to avert a threatened strike, while also addressing other domestic issues.
A subdued newspaper notice invites friends and partners to buy upscale items, highlighting discreet access and exclusive purchasing options. The ad stresses trusted networks, private showings, and a selective buyer base.
Hermiston residents hosted visitors from Pendleton Boardman and Seattle for Thanksgiving. Local families welcomed relatives and friends with dinners at Dodd, McKenzie, Phelps, and Roberts homes. Notable guests included Mrs. McKenzie’s parents Mr. and Mrs. George O’Daniel, and Dr. J. A. Campbell who traveled to Portland to spend the holiday with his mother.
Mrs J F McDonald and sister Josie McDonald from Beardsley Minnesota will arrive in the city Monday, visiting from father and mother’s lineage. The family includes a sister, Mins Josie McDonald, awaiting reunion.
Umapine ranchers gather in Grange hall to back a probable branch of the O W R N Co from Barrett siding to Umapine. About 76 farmers present report tonnage, livestock and fuel use. data will be compiled for railroad officials to consider a petition. Also notes include a hay wagon accident injuring Herman Handlen, local visits, and illness with chickenpox among Bert Hodgen and teen Krumbach.
Do not lose hope if remedies fail. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to cure scrofula catarrh rheumatism kidney complaint dyspepsia and general debility. Take Hood's.
In Baltimore a 17 year resident seeks passage to Germany saying she saved 402 dollars. Police direct her to the North German Lloyd office but learn no ships sail to Germany due to the war. She plans to enter service locally for higher pay.
G F Hummel president of the Teutonic Sons of America sent to President Wilson a revolution adopted by the organization's national convention in Chicago on December 1. The letter asserts loyalty and pledges support amid the revolutionary mood.
The document congratulates the president on his re election and offers best wishes for the future. It urges use of influence to end the war in Europe quickly. Resolutions reserve the right to criticize un American acts while affirming loyal citizenry and honoring those who shed blood for the nation. Best wishes are extended to Mrs Wilson.
A newspaper blurb promotes Hamburg Breast Tea also called Hamburger Hrust Thee. It recommends a tablespoonful steeped in boiling water, strained, and drunk hot to relieve congestion, loosen bowels, and break a cold quickly. The ad claims it is inexpensive, harmless, and effective.
Ad for Cascarets pillbox promises relief from headache biliousness and constipation. Claims cleanse stomach remove sour undigested food propel bile and purge bowels overnight. Describes poison in blood reaching brain causing congestion and dull throbbing pain.
A discerning European observer notes a growing concern with preserving remnants and fragments. The reflection hints at a mindset shift toward valuing original ideas and the care of scarce material.
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