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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1920
Page
7
An OCR fragment notes post office details in Pendle Oregon and a Chicago Bureau filing. It mentions distribution as second class mail and an Imperial Hotel News Stand in Portland with Washington D. C. security build details.
A poetic lyric emphasizes hope with the refrain Some of these days. The text envisions brighter horizons, singing bells, and prayers turning to praise in a future of bloom and sunshine despite current sorrow and thorns. Copyright note references East Oregonian Mul Co Sm.
Former Secretary McAdoo did not decline a presidential bid but asked Georgia delegates to stay uninstructed. He said a man should accept a nomination if solicited, implying he would run if the San Francisco convention finds him the best choice. Observers rate him a leading Democratic possibility alongside Hoover.
A story chronicles a noble wife who earns to support her selfish lazy husband and their son who imitates his parents. The wife’s daughter in law and she propel self discipline and success through firm action, showing harsh kindness can be true aid. It ends urging a fair investigation of grain official Mr. Houser’s record.
A damaged ad-like text claims Bayer brand aspirin is genuine when marked with Bayer Cros. It touts Bayer Tablets of Aspirin as the remedy for colds headaches toothaches earache neuritis lombago neuralgia and more. It notes small tin boxes of twelve tablets and references Bayer Manufacture.
An overseas diary entry describes arrival at headquarters with no civilian cooks available in four years. Army men in the lines can’t secure a cook, and Jimmy volunteers to cook while others fetch wood and water. The night features German planes, searchlights, and a tense, dimly described encounter with aerial activity.
A wartime diary recounts anti air fire over a field near a hospital at Rotsel, a Dutch pilot misjudging a target, shells dropping after midnight, and a near miss that injures a driver while Australians are cited among casualties. The narrator survives a disrupted night amid gunfire and shells.
East Oregonian notes election of K P officers Yester day with E Sharon captain Er G Froaser first lieutenant F W Steuster second lieutenant B L Hexter treasurer W M Pierce recorder W J Bowman guard A Haugen sentinel The division named Umatilla John Timmerman Helix prepare orchard SCOT of spring opens J T Hinkle Oregon Alliance Herald leaves for National Reform Press Association convention in St Louis He will visit youth scenes in Kentucky Samuel P Sturge and C Jackson move to The Bound on a pleasure visit
An ad touts Begg's Mustarine as a superior yellow mustard plaster alternative for backache lumbago and inflammation. It claims quicker relief without blistering unlike old plasters and promotes heat as the pain reliever. Available 36 and 60 cents from S&C Wells & Co LeRoy NY by mail or druggist.
An odd health ad claims daily morning hot water with mint phosphate purges stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It asserts cleansing the alimentary canal cures bad breath headaches and constipation, boosting appetite for breakfast and improving overall vitality.
An old time ad touts James x Headache Powder claiming instant relief from headaches and neuralgia. The copy promises rapid calming of throbbing pain after a dime dose, urging readers to act quickly and note the dramatic supposed effects.
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