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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1918
Page
2
The fragment describes a sale or display of canned items and crockery, naming various product types and prices in a dense, stylized ad. It references sachets or jars, kitchenware, and stock levels with an emphasis on quality and value, using bold marketing phrasing typical of a period catalog.
A garbled text fragment discusses fiat, paper cost, and some unclear references to individuals and places. The unreadable OCR yields no clear event, date, or named entities beyond generic terms. The piece reads as stray handwriting with no coherent narrative.
Edward Morgan of the 116th Army speaks of the difficulty of pronunciation while serving in France. He is reported as well treated and cared for, with letters noting daily life and a pigeon watch.
A garbled fragment discusses kidneys and toxins in blood, pondering how impurities are kept from the bloodstream. It hints at fear and concern about health, mentioning weakness and potential consequences.
The Hermiston scene was lively with many entertainments and social activities. Community members including Mr. and Mrs. Campbell hosted gatherings, card games, and bridge sessions while reports mention a Harbor area social at a local residence and a significant focus on charitable and club work throughout the town.
Fragmented OCR describes an arrival of literary figures and mentions New Yorkers and a meeting. It references a list of names and places with garbled phrases about events, timing, and locations. The text is largely indecipherable and contains many misread words.
A London informed account reports that Allied leaders expect a 10 speed British recruiting push from the United States. General White notes British subjects in America face conscription like locals, with citizenship carrying obligations. The piece discusses potential increases in Allied manpower via British enlistment and timing of draft avoidance by immediate service in British or Canadian forces.
Lethe Leoni Swale, daughter of Mr and Mrs Swanson, a fourth grader at Field school, appears to set a thrift stamp record by selling $600 worth in a campaign. Fellow students and teachers note her strong effort and potential for the honor roll as she surpasses the required marks with notable support from classmates and local figures.
A damaged OCR fragment from a 1870s church period piece mentions Fall 187% events, Rev. Father Conrardy, Murdalene Mark, and references to celebrations on Valentine’s Day and Mary Canyon. Details are sparse but indicate a festive religious calendar with local names and the promise of a good time amidst scattered lines.
A pirated health slogan promotes Cascarets as a remedy for biliousness and digestive discomfort. The ad touts liver and bowels relief, claiming quick effects and easy use, urging readers to try the product for better digestion.
Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Mr SM, Rte Ribinetgil, state semiter, Bonsot, and a pastor of Bow shore. Details are garbled with errors about rotation, 7500, and a needle. Names and places are unclear, no coherent event emerges.
An old advertisement trumpet claims a corn remover named Gets It cures corns without pain. The copy touts painless relief, states a price of 25 cents per bottle, and notes a sale through E Lawrence Co in Chicago with a Tallinn & Co endorsement.
Howard L Froian of Tacoma Washington reports relief after taking Stumeze for stomach indigation and pain. He says two days brought appetite back and no longer suffers severe discomfort, crediting Stumeze as a great remedy.
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