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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1918
Page
5
A vintage advertisement portrays a worried mother advised to use California Syrup of Figs to ease a sick child with biliousness fever and indigestion. It claims quick relief, promotes a laxative for children, and stresses buying the genuine product from Mercury countertests and pharmacy displays.
John A T Vickers longtime president and general manager of American Express died today after an illness of several months. Born in Torenth, Canada, in 1256, he came to the United States 30 years ago. He was survived by a widow and three children.
A dated health pamphlet warns against eating before drinking water and extols the dangers of indigestion from “toxin” buildup. It touts soap and phosphate laxatives, hot baths, and skin cleansing as essential to preventing illness, claiming widespread benefits and financial gain.
Fragmented OCR text details a scene at a winter resort with military halt imagery and fashion notes. It mentions riding habits and a model photograph showing colored lines and wool materials. The piece is highly garbled but centers on military halt imagery and fashion accessories.
Washington February 1 A federal tax of 1 per cent on dog ownership is urged in Congress as part of a wartime program. Proponents say proceeds would fund predatory animal extermination and support farm interests, with sheep losses cited as justification. Members from Wisconsin and other states plan to push for enactment amid debate on revenue and animal control.
Six high school students earned Bible study credits under the direction of the faculty in January. Credit winners included Taub Mort and Poetryites as top earners. one credit recipients were Nlite Chirk Walter Sny der Hazel Cook Munel wil Bathor Joieine. The article notes a broader topic on output increases and a bitumen font adoption in the United States with policy mentions.
The Paytine Theater screens Entd and The Mother Suetinet Wil presenting a tale of a young girl learning a southern manor owner’s manipulations. A humorous set of southern life vignettes accompanies a strong chain-climb escape sequence and a rival’s perilous mine ordeal featuring William Duncan and Miss Carol Holloway in supporting roles.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century home cook book style entry lists Apple Duff and chicken and vegetable dishes with measurements and steps. It includes baking powder sugar apples dough and serving notes, plus notes on tomato cheese bake and baked sweet potatoes. The text contains many misreads but preserves recipe steps and ingredient names like apples, baking powder, sugar, water, onions, tomatoes, cheese, and sweet potatoes.
A garbled OCR passage discusses affordability of fabrics and clothing for the poor. It questions whether a tired protector would recognize certain streetwear as poverty clothing and mentions wool, linen, cotton, and shone designs in a confused, grainy manner.
A cookbook style recipe list describes browning and baking potatoes and sweet potatoes with cheese, paprika, and oil. It includes methods for thickening sauces, layering tomato soup, and finishing with a creamy sauce for fish balls and other dishes. An item from Washington notes bread exemptions in religious rites and wheat flour regulations.
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