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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1916
Page
6
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The chief medical officer reports that about one in six English schoolchildren are defective either physically or mentally and cannot benefit from education. With six million pupils total, roughly one million fall into this category, raising questions about the impact on Britain's war prospects and the nation's ability to wage a successful campaign.
The passage imagines William Jennings Bryan admired by financiers and industry leaders as a savior of the republic, while Lloyd George is seen as uniting conservatives in Britain for a new government amid a war cabinet plan. It recalls how Lloyd George was once the most hated man in Britain, yet became pivotal for the Asquith era’s end.
The Pilot Rock Social Club danced Friday night at Odd Fellows Hall with a larger turnout than the prior event. Christmas decorations, fir trees, and festive lights adorned the venue as Pendleton guests joined in. Activities included performances by Gladys Smith Evelyn Kinman Gaynell Baldwin Otto Horner and others. The next dance is slated for December 22. The same evening the Parent-Teacher Association met at the schoolhouse with a program and discussion led by Mrs. Frank Duff.
The New York World notes only two viable options for Britain’s prime minister as Bonar Law resigns and a Welsh attorney becomes the driving force of the government since the war. It suggests Unionist leadership limits and questions about who can meet the office’s demands.
Mise Nellie Matlock visits her aunt Mia. William Keith Colfax Gus La Fontaine and Clarence Townsend held a pugilistic exhibition with little damage. Theo Beeney was struck in the head by a rock in a hat dispute. Beeney faces inconvenience. Howser reportedly regrets. A new money forming shop on Main street. George Oliver of Echo visiting town. G B Rigers injured when fixing an elevator at Farmer’s Custom mill. E 3 Horton Bowman House owner shifts to ranching leasing land from Indians.
Farmers and residents from west of town visit Pilot Rock on Sunday and Saturday. Local scenes include new Ford purchase, health trips to California, courtships, moving pictures at Carnes hall, snow at ranger station, and a turkey dinner for birthday groups. Community notes feature dances, school tickets, and local sports outings.
An old advertisement extols drinking hot water with a spoonful of limestone phosphate each morning to cleanse the digestive tract and improve complexion. It claims internal cleanliness improves appearance, aiding headaches, biliousness, bad breath, rheumatism, colds, and constipation. It urges purchase of limestone phosphate from drugstores to test quick health benefits.
Mr and Mrs Dillard return from Portland while Mr Yrench, a prominent stock man, attends the math show. Mr and Mrs Ben Gill visit Pilot Rock Monday. Mrs New Roark has been laid up for some time with the grippe.
An old medical promotional fragment discusses bladder and uric acid issues, digestion, and water intake. It claims a remedy helps with backache and kidney discomfort and mentions a medical staff for invalids. The text uses promotional tone and uncertain product references without clear outcomes.
A fragmented note requests a medical adviser to send a cloth bound copy of parasitology about soateny. It mentions Dr V Mk Plares in Buffalo New York and asks for obt-point stamps or dimes.
Tired of dead end work, this ad promises a thorough course in Anatomy and Physiology, Electro therapy, Photo therapy, Vibration, Massage, Spondylitherapy, Diagnostis and more. It invites men and women to contact Drs MacPherson Williams & Blow at 1234 Grand Ave, Portland, Oregon for a training program and potential opportunities.
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