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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1918
Page
7
An old style advertisement claims Rilye Cream Path clears nasal passages, relieves catarrh, and improves breathing. It promises instant relief, less nasal moisture, and a dry night, urging application to the head’s air passages to reduce inflammation and stuffed sinuses.
The Polish national committee told the Maliam government that a new Polish army is to be formed quickly. The present force of about 4000 will speak from Prenechport to Darsie. Other regiments are being organized to Turin om Milno and will go to Po fend via Awetria.
Review extols drinking hot water with phosphate each morning to cleanse the digestive tract. Claims improved digestion, reduced fermentation and acidity, and increased appetite. Emphasizes vitality and regularity, praising routine and suggesting benefits for constipation and rheumatic complaints.
In Portland on December 17 the North Portland livestock market opened with a small cattle showing and a grim undertone. Cattle prices moved to about 8.50 for cows, with steers and mixed stock showing limited demand and prices compared to a year ago. Lamb and sheep trading remained uneven, with reports of firm tendencies in some lots and overall weaker week opening compared with prior periods. Total offerings totaled 482 head, well below last Monday, as buyers stayed cautious amid fluctuating demand for beef and mutton.
Paris dispatch reports confusion over Wilsons European aims as Napoleonic era rhetoric resurfaces. A caustic note claims an imperial mindset persists while guardians resist changes. In El Paso a Mexican plot alleged to threaten Carranza forces with an incursion southeast of a border post.
United Press dispatch from DAIS indicates Clemenceau and Wilson achieved a near flawless accord in their high level talks. An American observer notes the meeting as highly productive and likely to influence postwar diplomacy, with Senator Lodge’s support of the League of Nations cited as reinforcing broad national backing.
Paris dispatch reports two Alsace nuns were jailed for six months in Geelwiller after a mother superior cried during a church violation dispute. The line about a collie draft and timing hints broader wartime controls and propaganda.
The Rhine region imposes military rules as American troops advance. Prohibitions cover German uniforms and movement. Civilians face curfews, with authorities requiring surrender of defensive facilities and shelter. Bridgehead security tightens under Allied command.
Survivors of a wreck off the island of Diland receive aid from a group of five American volunteers. Checks are presented to the McPhee brothers and others as they recount rescue and recovery efforts after the disaster. Local names include Nashville, Cincinnati, Kentucky, and Galveston.
The document notes hunting prohibitions under the Yellera migratory bird treaty from sunset to half an hour before sunrise. It lists inconsistent, partly unreadable sunrise and sunset times for Antia County for the month shown, with several entries garbled and unclear.
An old time remedy touts Peptiron a blend of pepsin iron and tonic elements. The ad claims it builds blood and strength after influenza anemia or fatigue from war service, aiding convalescents, the aged, and those weakened by illness.
Four minute men persevere to promote wartime services and public support as local civic groups organize brief talks and panels to boost morale and mobilize volunteers.
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