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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1917
Page
2
British women help the war effort by operating in a munitions factory. An actual scene shows workers assembling and handling dangerous materials under harsh conditions. The piece highlights perseverance and contribution of women to wartime production.
A vintage ad urges mothers to keep Musterole on hand for infant and adult use. It claims relief for sore throat bronchitis croup and various pains and aches from head to foot. Available in 30 60 cent jars and a hospital size for $2.00.
Major General Archie Mipras announced the resignations of Alfred Bines Jr. and Wallford Marker of Seattle, two draft objectors, in Port Worden. Both were approved for retirement, with Brine and Marker having stated their intent to resign, and the incident noted in the Western Army division dispatches.
London dispatch reports cavalry and mounted infantry pushing forward after trench battles at the Marne. Describes training, veterinary care, and long-standing readiness of cavalry units, with noted use in Arras and Palestine campaigns and the impact on German defenses during the Cambrai period.
Victor Méterson of Syn Petey sues Tando & Todnell trackney company for 12500 in art damages after an accident December 22 near San Pedro. He alleges a driver struck his leg, shortening it by two inches, and seeks compensation for medical costs and injury losses.
An advertisement urges readers to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla, Peptiron, and Hood’s Milk to combat tiredness, pale complexion, anemia tendencies, and general weakness. It claims the medicines can restore strength and aid conditions linked to kidney trouble and low energy, noting some may need all three while others may only need one.
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