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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1919
Page
5
Vague ad style copy touts a “new” remedy for coughing fits with dubious claims. It mentions low prices like 25¢ and references general health benefits without clear ingredients or proven effects. The fragmentary text reads as a sensational, unreliable medical pitch from an early era advertisement.
Washington reports only three days of new cars left with manufacturers as war plants wind down. The War Industries Board says reconversion will take months and 1919 output may not reach 1917 levels. Normal production in the near term is unlikely to rebound quickly.
Jerry Scott 17 a Boy Scout aided police by cornering a San Quentin escapee George Godfrey after spotting a suspect in his back yard. He reportedly forced the convict to surrender and held him until officers arrived, prompting friends to seek a medal of honor for the teen.
A notice lists The Harrier as a two reel photo drama at Arcade Theater for 3 days starting February 26 and previously shown elsewhere. It centers on Nacia a white girl who loves Lieut Burrell amid Indian heritage barriers. Poleon Doret is a Canadian prospector linked to Neola. Cast includes Mabel Juliene Scott Neola Rumell Simpson John Gaylord Victor Sutherland and others.
Alma Reubens stars in a western drama about Tough Luck Baxter who stays in a desert mining camp Baxter City while Happy Jack plans a solo game to lure him back The missing ore vein and prospector prophecy drive the gripping episodes of this desert life tale shown at the Cosy theater on Sunday
Marguerite Clark delivers a fine performance as Celeste the Countess of Berek and Kryma in the Paramount photoplay Out of a Clear Sky. The adaptation by Charles Malgne from Maria Thompson Davis’s novel follows Celeste fleeing an oppressive uncle, aided by Lawrence and a Tennessee escape, as she battles to avoid a German prince. The cast features Chotas Molghan, Edward J. Radell, Robert Dudley, Irene Freemat, and Ring Hited Bloomer.
Goldwyn presents Just for Tonight starring Tom Moore in a two act package with a wartime review on the program. A tale of a wayward son frames a tender love plot as the star fights to prove his character while Leo Barth delivers comic relief in a novelty act.
Washington dispatch reports the house committee approved a plan for brief term notes substituting liberty bonds in a revue style. New York port news notes storms delaying transports but ships arriving with troops and cargo. The Opi zeadu landed 2041 men including field artillery units and the Henderson carried $212 million.
Mrs. Chases E. Moscan of 87 Sea Street New Haven says she suffered two years with back pain and weakness but Compound gave relief allowing her to work again. She praises the medicine’s root-based property and urges women to try it, offering Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Mass as a source of advice leveraging four decades of experience.
Feb 24 reports say the governor and congressman have not declared support for deporting Bolshevists and anarchists from the United States to their homeland. A Veterans Union official in Salem denied ties to the United American War Veterans amid an investigation. Lieutenant Waterhouse Dick, 26, son of Frank Waterhouse and an executive at Frank Waterhouse & Co, died suddenly of influenza in London while serving as a flight commander in the Royal Air Force.
Mrs Kate Helleagar says the product keeps her home life strong, claiming the tea helps her four children stay healthy and happy. She asserts the tea supports welfare and wellbeing for her family.
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