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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1919
Page
2
Puzzle text and instructional sketches present a word play on Syncopated States with examples, plus a long excerpt praising Louisa May Alcott and her books. A craft wagon assembly and woodworking instructions follow, detailing parts, dimensions, assembly steps, and final painting guidance.
Reports from the foreign office on Monday describe landing forces at Foo Chow amid serious international fears. The unrest traces back to November 15 when Chinese students clashed with Japanese loyalists. injuries include a Chinese citizen and an American secretary as boycotts against Japanese goods spread. Destroyers have been dispatched and officials warn a grave conflict may arise.
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Carter’s K and B Tea as a gentle tonic for the whole family. It promises quick relief for stomach and bowel troubles, feverish little ones, and improved health with regular nightly use and affordable price.
A fragment outlines careful eye examinations and custom grinding of lenses to meet exact needs. It emphasizes proper assessment before fitting glasses and ensuring accurate glaucoma-related work as required.
Athena Folk, 70, Yakima, dies after illness. Dad H A Hill and grandson Dale Whiteman return from La Crosse Washington after Thanksgiving with the Whiteman family. Mrs Raymond's serious condition prompts relatives to Yakima. Mins Coppack hosts Kopvita family for dinner. Coasting and sleighing seen among town youths amid fresh snow. John Stanton family back from Spokane. Sam Pambrun ill with appendicitis.
Four workers were killed and eight injured when a scaffold collapsed at the Standard Oil refinery in Elizabeth G. J. on December 9. Fourteen others suffered cuts and bruises. several of the injured may die.
An elderly veteran aged 75 recounts relief from chronic constipation and catarrh after using Number 40. He describes lifelong digestive and heart-related woes, prior medical disappointments, and notes visible improvement after several bottles. He endorses the remedy and attributes his partial recovery to its use.
A fragmentary verse scene shows a speaker asking a character about France and being told Oui, oui. The exchange hints at identity and distance, with playful language and a chiding tone.
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