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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1918
Page
4
The piece argues that placing party above patriotism amounts to moral treason. It warns that a campaign shaped by the lines suggested will fail, as Republicans should avoid politicizing the war subject. It asserts the war topic transcends party politics and condemns partisan rhetoric.
Fragmented, unclear text evokes a silent river, fading light, and a mystical scene with names like Litac Nitht and Pitae BE amid mist. The passage reads as poetic imagery rather than a clear news item, with multiple garbled phrases and invented terms.
A political clash unfolds as Republicans plan to center the fall effort on criticizing the war administration. The op-ed warns that turning wage and cost of living issues into political theater could split the nation during wartime, while urging unity and swift action to support war efforts and economic balance.
A garbled OCR passage describes medical trial details and symptoms with confusing phrasing. It mentions treatment effects on skin and pain and references a Cincinnati context with unclear names and dates. The narrative remains opaque but hints at clinical observation and patient discomfort.
An old remedy touts Jad Salts and water to flush kidneys. It claims kidney pain headaches and urinary disturbances ease in days as a low cost, safe flush to prevent kidney complications. It warns against meat and promotes a liver of drink to keep kidneys clean and active.
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Pendintan W, Oscar Crawford, Frank Maltin, and Janeial Feasenm, with vague references to locations like Wallaee Down and Pendintan. Mentions sums like $900 and various items or events, but overall the fragmentary text lacks coherent narrative or clear actions.
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