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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
7
A local notice chronicles a family’s joyous arrival as time nears a new chapter. The article highlights anticipation, community warmth, and the hopeful outlook tied to a newborn’s birth.
A partial, garbled excerpt discusses a grand review in Paris of democratic armies as an epoch. It ponders the duration needed to mobilize 12,000,000 men to reach a given objective, noting a constraint that the political action may last only a week without intervention.
A vintage notice extols Dr Carter’s K and L Tea as a simple, affordable remedy for constipation. It claims quick, gentle relief and minimal liver side effects, urging households to brew the tea and trust the familiar remedy grandma once used.
The North Portland cattle market opened with small price shifts as buyers snapped up run of cattle despite generally steady notes. Top cattle traded near 16 to 17 dollars, with cows and heifers listed around 7 to 8 dollars and stockers and feeders at 6 to 9 dollars, while mutton and lamb remained light with lambs quoted around 11 to 13 dollars and no mutton supply reaching market.
A damaged health advisory urges using Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver and cleanse the stomach after a bilious attack. The claim states they relieve constipation, fermentation, nausea, vomiting, and headaches, restoring well being.
A garbled wartime roster lists many Private names and locations across Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana with scattered notes on death and injuries. The text shifts to a medical ad urging readers to take Hood's for relief of belching nausea and digestive issues after meals while claiming health benefits for digestive organs.
A conference was set in Chicago on December 1 between real estate agents and about 7000 janitors to resolve wage differences. The strikers threaten to walk out unless monthly wages rise by 1 to 5 dollars. An ad urges readers to place help-wanted notices quickly.
London Dec 5 Admiral Von Reuter commander of the late German high seas fleet asked cancellation of Beatty's order against flying the German flag. He said the flag had been flown honorably and that the order was indefensible. He noted a state of war exists and that no enemy works may fly the flag in British ports.
Real estate transfers involve EK Fletcher to W T Tighy for several NW and SW parcels in township and range 31 2 and 3 sections plus additions. Addie Exieb to Walter Taylor Fl for BW NW parcels in section 3. Echos A L Catephelion J HL Schram for land in section 19 township 4 north range 39 with Parks. Sanders to Parks for EB Ue section 3c township 4 north range 33. Lidia A Myatt to Cecil Hyatt for FW 1-4 section 2% township 4 north range 06. Steele to F J Heowkiow for Wen 1-2 section 20 township south range 20. Rathley to Frank Sullivan for Let block 4 Preewater. Thos H Hulbert to Martha Travis for 1234 acres in NPW-4 section 16 township 4 north range 28.
An old time remedy promises to darken gray hair and restore youthfulness. A sea of testimonials says Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound provides natural color, shine, and thickness after simple nightly use, with claims of preventing dandruff and promoting healthy scalp.
An old liniment ad promises rapid relief from backache lumbago neuritis and sciatica. A trial bottle is touted as soothing and harmless with quick pain reduction and no burning or discoloration. It urges readers not to suffer and to try the product at drug stores.
Uplifting claims tout a powder that promises to stop headaches and neuralgias and calm fear. It suggests quick relief after use and mentions a dime package and the idea of relief within moments.
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