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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1918
Page
2
Washington February 21 Secretary Daniels announced the appointment of a special board of officers led by Rear Admiral Winterhalt to test the so called unsinkable ship and assess its seaworthiness amid wartime shipbuilding scrutiny.
An anxious plea cites kidney strain from overindulgence in rich meals. It claims uric acid overload injures filters, causing back pain, cloudy urine, nighttime urination, headaches, and nervous upset. A supposed remedy blends herbs and lemon juice in water with effervescent aspirin-like dissolves.
Vice Chairman Saunders leads a naval consulting board that will inspect the derelict Austrian steamer to evaluate its watertight integrity. Capt Korster, Stocker, Du Bost, and another officer will join, with aims to study Laecht repairs, test openings, and assess whether a single compartment breach could sink the vessel, amid questions of practical testing and future steps.
A February ceremony in Pari details a proposed Gold Book gift to President Wilson from Alsace Lorraine provinces. The project, designed to honor Wilson for his sympathy toward Alsace Lorraine, will feature a special paper book with a digestive theme and a dedication to the president.
A fragmented article discusses digestion and bowel movements, favoring certain cooked cereals and raw fruits like apples. It mentions graham bread and whole wheat bread as promoting movement, but notes that overindulgence can cause indigestion. The advice concludes with taking Chamberlain's Tablets after meals.
The article argues Joss Ray, a prominent miler on American tracks, is unlikely to break the 4 12 world mile record set by Norman Tabor and may not surpass his own marks at the mile and two miles. It notes Ray has likely run the mile under 4 20 more often indoors and outdoors than any other miler, marking him as exceptionally consistent.
An advertisement touts a vegetable blood purifier claiming to clear pimples and skin eruptions by cleansing bad blood. It urges readers to buy a bottle of a remedy and offers free medical advice by writing to a director in Atlanta. Also includes a stray zoo exhibit note about Porshing's pet bird at the Bronx Zoo with a disrupted line about a crowd watching.
Rieth citizens celebrate completion of a new school house built by A. G. Gibson at Pendleton costing 15000 dollars. Only two of four rooms in use initially. expect full occupancy for next term. Also notes on local visits, a Match Social to raise funds, and community events and concerns.
An aged reader guide suggests early bed rest and quiet for colds. It praises Hed's Chamberlin's Cough Remedy as aiding quicker recovery and reducing risks of complications. The advice emphasizes avoiding exertion and seeking rest at the onset of symptoms.
Helena February 24. The Montana Legislature debated a joint resolution to impose an estate or fortune tax on fortunes exceeding one million dollars. The measure targets large holdings and seeks to generate state revenue amid discussion of constitutional applicability.
A vintage promotional note touts Dr F Laying and Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel aid. It describes a home remedy with olive oil and vegetable ingredients and claims they remove waste, improve complexion, and ease symptoms like pale face and coated tongue. Ends with pricing and druggist availability.
Fragmented OCR text references war expenses and policy shifts affecting prices on rails and farm machinery. Mentions House proceedings, impeachment context, grain metrics, and routine duties with unclear sequence. Names and places are obscured, leaving vague connections among policy, agriculture, and wartime funding.
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