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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1918
Page
5
Frustrated by acid stomach and heartburn you are offered a barrage of products and claims. The text promotes fast relief options and mentions home remedies, medications, and dietary changes while dismissing harsh side effects and delays.
A German raider captured a vessel in the Atlantic and brought it to Hampton Roads. A prize crew under Lieutenant and a consular prize court prepared the case, with details of damages and the handling of the ship and cargo.
In Washington on February 1 a report details banks increasing lending and reserves. The document notes substantial sums tied to military production and infrastructure, with totals around 800000 and 202104 mentioned, highlighting the role of banking in supporting the Gadgets road project and related communities. The figures reflect renewed funding and claims of stabilizing financial strength amid wartime production.
Busy workers rely on nerve medicines such as Blood's Sarcapiriia and Peython supplemented by Hood's Pills to restore vigor. The ad claims these products help nerves regain strength, enable practical daily tasks, and counter fatigue, promoting a healthier, more energetic life today.
A garbled notice details a projector show at The Alun Theatre featuring The Mole of Prelate and The Maid of Beltura. It suggests a mixed plot about memory, disguise, elopement, and cross dressing with added names and studio references, all conveyed in blurred OCR text.
The crowd lines streets as a victory to win is urged amid rationing in school dining room recollections. Eleanor recalls meals at Briarwood with teachers and German table manners discussed. Brainerd and others reminisce about wartime cooking and discipline, highlighting American resolve and home front duties.
Antoinettie Crooks Minn Groety helped clerks and war workers find rooms in Washington. She offered her services and was accepted by the Uncle Barn. The plan housed thousands of federal employees to support the war effort.
A distressed housewife voices annoyance at changes in wheat supply and flavor, noting shifts in domestic eating as bread and breakfast items are reoriented. She outlines proposed substitutions and family portions, reflecting broader concerns over wheat availability and price affecting daily meals.
Washington Feb 14 Trobert Birrett of Alexandria Washington has been named Commercial Attache to the American Embassies at Buenos Aires according to a Commerce Department notice. He will head the war trade bureau's Argentina office and inspect Latin American markets for paper printing and other goods. Birrett has twelve years in Latin American newspaper and printing work and is well known in Virginia newspaper circles.
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