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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1918
Page
5
A dubious remedy tale touts salts and water to flush kidneys and bladder. It promotes grapes and other foods as acids neutralizers while promising relief from burning, itching, and urinary discomfort. The text references a supposed expert and urges regular intake to prevent pain.
Aran Franciao Feb 9 Pro domos for extracting disinfectant of phenol group from redwood pulp secured unanimous today by University of California after exhaustive tests Dr Wo Tung of Tom California made the discovery after years of study partly in Berlin The procedure uses a previously sought product and is more direct than the coal tar processes and film a weriows wirehortae
New bulletin from the hospital states Roosevelt's internal ear trouble is rapidly improving. He remains confined for several weeks with quiet, rest, and care essential. Doctors report his fever and symptoms are abating and his condition stabilizing.
Fragmented dispatch reports Germany offering Romania a slice of Bessarabia as part of a possible settlement. The note references concessions and shifting frontiers, with implied territorial trade amid broader postwar negotiations in Europe.
In Amsterdam, pants and trousers of a common fabric dominate the market as demand far exceeds supply. Collars fetch about six cents. leather items show limited availability. Boots with wardens are scarce even for better ties. soldiers at the front wear many.
A patient reports relief after two days using STUMEZE, ending six years of stomach distress including indigestion, bloating, and headaches. The testimonial notes improved appetite and tolerance to various foods, with the product shown at 718 N Second St, Tacoma, Washington.
A W Gray formerly of Stanfield now of Kenmore North Dakota purchased several hundred acres near Stanfield and plans to move there with his family. Notables include H B Soule of The Dalles and Nett N Borg of Seattle visiting, and various locals mentioned in passing about cattle and business. The piece notes community events, visitors, and local commerce with mixed rural detail.
A fragmented notice notes Premise is the second production stirring Billie Burke as a leading young star in a Paramount Pictures release. The piece hints at romance, dream sequences, and Canada as a setting, with production details murky due to OCR gaps.
A fragmented OCR read mentions Band of Davies, a theater event labeled The Land of Travia in Sotho, with names Pam toe, Sonilay, Man Hany, and references to Jodie Mee and Veryilonia, suggesting a local dramatic or performance piece.
Fragments describe rankings, assurances of faith and support among residents, mentions of Jane Alia Somlay Memhoy Jane At Anne Ron, a program at Mike Sindy, and plans for a Monday event. It notes performers Helms Evans Metigeat and a tea of empiindied dutch camels, with rich imagery of Crohn and fencings.
A local stage piece titled Golden Tule stars Lodise Glau will be shown at the Pasties theater Tuesday and Wednesday in Puradden Nev. The plot centers on a tough heroine who rejects rivals and asserts her authority, with a minister eventually smoothing tensions in a climactic finale.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions attendance request and unclear names. Spurious words and typos obscure specifics. No clear person, place, date, or organization can be confirmed.
Ben F West of Macrian county announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for State Treasurer. West, well known to Pendletonians, attended the summer gathering and is a familiar Pendleton figure. The message notes his presence at the state party convention and signals his bid.
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