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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1918
Page
3
A vintage ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetable remedy replacing calomel. It claims olive color tablets improve yellow skin, coated tongue, poor appetite, and sour taste, starting bile and relieving constipation without dangerous after effects. Sold nationwide for 10 and 25 cents per box.
An old tonic praises Harmitenn salts as a remedy to cleanse the kidneys and improve waste elimination. It claims daily use, a lemon and grape flavor, plus water intake, can reduce irritation and promote healthy urinary function. The ad-style piece touts affordability and easy preparation.
The text lists various local names and actions including inspections, medical or engineering tasks, and personnel movements. Mentions Meacham Creek, north fork, Meacham, Milton, Canadian draft, and Portland related operations. Contains scattered notes on crews, surgeries, and duties with unclear sequence.
Committers named by the National Security League appoint Mew J i Smyiler J A. Rafev iil Dr Mekelway ae a lead anMittes to communicate with the general committee and take up the work. County agent M. J. Shroek learns of his father in law’s death and will leave Hubbard Oregon Saturday morning. Twenty- two nurses took state examinations at St Anthony hospital and St Joseph academy with four earning certificates.
Washington March 27 After voting to save the administration in bill to govern federal control until a final vote is had the House today made slow progress on amendments and closed to tent tomorrow night as per the party leaders. Much of the day was devoted to minor amendments to the section of the bill on the standard of returns to be made to the grounds but late in the day the debate started against the section proposing changes to the rule governing the price.
An incident in Portland on February 25 centers on an alleged organization raid by federal authorities. Several suspects are linked to the headquarters, with multiple individuals charged under federal investigations. The case involves financial wrongdoing and broader graft allegations tied to the organization’s activities.
The article discusses a split within the American Woman Suffrage movement. It mentions Mrs Hortense Ward and Carrie Chapman Catt, noting Catt’s leadership and a stance against women’s suffrage by some factions. The tone reflects factional dispute in the movement.
A questionable product promises to destroy dandruff and halt hair loss with a low price. The ad claims dramatic scalp improvement after weeks, suggesting strong results and easy use, while urging readers to try the remedy tonight and observe waxing hair growth.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference wind votes and a person named Sula foether with a claim of permission to vote for a neural singer, but readability is poor and key facts are unclear.
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