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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
5
Imperial Hotel News Stand in Portland reports a sale event in other cities. Details remain limited with emphasis on catalogue listings and pricing trends. The notice highlights cross city promotions and general retail movement without specific items.
Financiers in major cities laud postwar stability as the Federal Reserve backs safe expansion. Data from the Comptroller of the Currency shows 18,240,300 national bank depositors in 1919 with $15.8 billion in deposits and only one bank failure since 1918. Per-depositor average moved from $689 in 1910 to $651 in 1919, signaling broader wealth distribution among the public.
Grant county news notes Cedric Sharff a farmer convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to seven years after shooting a boy who robbed his watermelon patch. The piece questions proportionality of punishment and argues for a balanced approach amid coal strike tensions and President Wilsons proposed settlement plan.
Pimples on the face neck ulcers and scaly skin problems signal mood troubles. The ad claims no public remedy cures these diseases yet promotes Number 46 For The Blood from J C C Mendenhall a 40 year druggist in Evansville Indiana sold by A C Koeppen Brothers.
London dispatch reports medical researchers noting influenza microbes recur in 33 week cycles. The next outbreak is expected in January and February 1920 as part of a regular research pattern.
The Daily East Oregonian reports 28 years ago on December 10 1991 the fire bars elected officers including President W J Jonm and Secretary H J Stillman with a treasurer Frank Duprat and delegates John McGinn A D Wiman Jamen Neagle Foreman Joe EM second deputy August Bower and Renato Raiey. This morning they were pleased by receiving a purebred retriever with intelligent eyes and a brown coat from Lyle Keurkerntall of Corvallis. The donor was thanked for the gift to the Bowton Fae.
An excerpt from an overseas diary dated Friday August 1915 describes reporters assembling at 12 Rue d Aguesseau for a conference, glimpses of Paris, a sighting of Bishop Padock, and rumors of German shelling over the city. The writer recounts a shell near the Hotel Calais and observes minimal casualties as shells fell during a calm August afternoon.
Fred Lockley of Portland greets Cornelion and praises talk of Indian language skills. Lockley outlines a plan to move into the British Sector of the western front with I B Rhodes, a former U S secretary in Idaho and Oregon, guiding the assignment. The report followed today’s conferences with Tom and others.
A special report by Rail Director Hines on the railroad situation is before President Wilson at the White House today. The report is described as the basis for the president's forthcoming railroad measure and draws attention to ongoing transport challenges during December.
Frank J. Cheney, senior partner of F. J. Cheney Co., swears gain in Toledo city clear in Lucas County. He testifies about a claim related to Hall's Catarrh Medicine, sworn December 6 before Notary Slevens. Cheney & Co. of Toledo advertise Hall's Catarrh Medicine and its blood-borne system efficacy.
An old advertisement extols salts and a lemon grape juice lithia mix to flush kidneys. It claims meat creates uric acid that clogs kidneys, causing rheumatism headaches and other issues. Recommend four ounces of Salts daily before breakfast and a grape lemon lithia drink to keep kidneys clean and blood pure.
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