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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1918
Page
5
Paragraphs describe high heels injuring toes and causing corn formation. It notes that some remedies involve applying preparatory salves to tender areas and mentions risks from prolonged wear. The text references a remedy practice and cautions about irritation and discomfort from corns.
A garbled promotional piece extols starting tomorrow and daily routines, urging readers to drink hot water with phosphate for a cleansing effect. It names health regimens, names unknown individuals, and promotes a “promyjiced” drink claimed to purify the body. The text pretends to offer medical benefits but reads as a dubious health fad.
A chaotic OCR fragment touts Jones Headache Pow claiming fast relief for headaches and neuralgia at drug stores. It promises instant relief and wide appeal to men and women, though text is garbled.
Meacham reports extreme cold with a 40 below reading and heavy snowfall. Local residents, including Mr and Mrs Denithter and families, travel for errands and gatherings. News notes cover social visits, weddings, births, and upcoming events with scattered references to Pendleton and nearby towns.
Portland reports a government official notes limited potato consumption, with farmers like J Morrin in Warren Ore stating a small group has planted potatoes and prices have been weak. He suggests demand could rise if buyers resume higher prices, aiming to help farmers gain fair profits. The piece also touches on bread quality linked to potato supply and mentions a U.S. Court expedite ruling on a child labor law.
Ove Thomas stars in Madeanp Made at Mustine Theatre in a lavish Triangle stage production praised for its costly setting. The show features a large company and notable supporting players with Lambert Hillyer directing. A second film feature, The Fighting Trail, screens at Greater Vitagraph and showcases a daring cabin peril sequence.
A wartime domestic guide urges reducing butter use to save fat for the war effort. It promotes substitutes like peanut butter and vegetable fats, with menus and recipes for children, urging careful cooking and nutrition. It warns against excess butter in cooking and stresses preserving children’s growth with suitable fats and foods.
A partial OCR line suggests a named individual and a date related to service or meeting. Details are unclear but indicate an event involving a person and a region.
A garbled report mentions a large cerebral flight and a 38 foot figure, with references to the University of Oregon and a special Mont. It notes servicemen and alumni, Kenneth Kellins and others, and hints at flag ceremony plans and a commission in charge of a gathering. It mentions Dorothy Collier and a mass meeting, with abolition of a post and a fee for political information.
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