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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1917
Page
3
An odd mix of phrases references Mrs Longworth and hints at a cigar case, barnstrine fathers temper, and Japan's invasion of the U S peanut market amid talk of a famous yellow peril. The text blends political intrigue with cultural notes and mysterious mentions.
Local notes from Duncan report deer thick around the area with deer bands near the creek. Wendel Brown recovers from la grippe while Frank Bryant and Eugene McCann keep station for train movements amid new snow. Martin McLaughlin hopes for spring as hills grow bare and plans for travel are noted.
A fragmented poem echoes wary hopes for peace and an end to war. It critiques indifference and urges preparation for national defense, urging readers to avoid complacency amid global conflict. The piece leans toward a cautious, pragmatic stance.
An old ad touts Musterole as a cleaner, stronger alternative to mustard plasters for neuralgia and a wide range of pains. It claims quick relief by drawing out inflammation without blistering, with doctors and nurses recommending it for sore throat bronchitis and other conditions.
A promotional fragment touts a prescribed regimen for 20 years of eczema and itching. It claims rapid smoothing of skin eruptions using a Realacl product with piroxyten and other ingredients, promising clear pores and refreshed skin.
Federal commissioners investigating proposed naval base sites arrive in Portland from Astoria and report a favorable impression of the Columbia River mouth location. The visit follows a prior stop at Astoria as the inquiry continues.
Edward F. Hutton of B F Hutton & Company testified to the leak committee that his initial information on the president's measure to the powers came from F A Connolly & Company in Washington. He wired forty five correspondents nationwide, with Pat Connolly cited as the source through Connolly's firm, and R W Rolling named as a member related to Mrs Wilson.
The Lilac Domino stage show charms an eager Oregon audience with lavender touches, tuneful airs, and lively dancing. Leading roles impress, comedians charm without vulgarity, and despite average voices the troupe delivers colorful, entertaining numbers to a filled house.
A cryptic line notes tension between cash buyers and buyers on credit as a cultural critique of transactional ethics, implying conflict between immediate payment and delayed cost. The fragment hints at consumer protection concerns and the perspective of merchants.
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