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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1919
Page
2
Dec. 5 text reports University of Oregon professor J. H. McAlister criticizing Portas’s disaster forecast. He notes solar activity and planetary alignment may cause some disturbances but doubts earthquakes or electric marine events will occur this month.
In Tokyo on December 4, Count Terauch who was officially pronounced dead and his funeral hearse ordered returned to life, shocking his family as he shared ice cream and wine with them. He later died a few days after being revived by camphor fumes.
Hundreds of former soldiers in New England are taking up hunting for the first time this season. Wardens and license clerks report veterans using army firearms with enthusiasm. A rising deer and moose kill is noted, especially in Northern Maine and New Hampshire, signaling a busy hunting period.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions cost miners and mine operators seeking a court ruling on the meaning of a term. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete names, dates, or locations to establish a coherent news item. Further readable content is needed for a precise summary.
A garbled OCR fragment suggests Illinois city plans to address water sourcing and possible financial or regulatory actions. The readable bits mention iron, water, and a focus on spring actions, but specifics are unclear. Readers should consult the original page for concrete names, dates, and decisions.
The city commission weighs spending 150000 for a plant to remove iron. City Fathers argue deironed water improves drinking quality and lowers depreciation of equipment it contacts.
An advertisement touts Gete-It as an easy, pain free corn and callus remover. It claims the product loosens corns like a banana peel, requires only a few drops, and won’t hurt flesh. Sold by E Lawrence & Kugro in Pendleton, with Tallgan recommended.
A vintage advertisement promises quick corn and callus removal with a few drops from an Uny bottle labeled Freezone. It claims painless relief and urges readers to apply directly and lift the corn or callus with their fingers without humbug.
A fragmented note cites Dr. Conner of Hopkins Hospital urging quitting smoking to improve health and prevent harm to others. It emphasizes pediatric benefits and urges readers to stop the habit for better well being and long term outcomes.
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