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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1919
Page
2
An advertisement touts Sterling Worth Phoenix silk hose claiming unmatched wear, pure silk with no artificial loading, and lower prices than competitors by 25 to 50 cents. Available in spring shades gray brown fawn khaki black and white with prices from 1.15 to 2.25 per pair.
An obscure court notice outlines new road courtesy requirements and a pending examination. The report mentions attempts to enforce polite behavior on motorists and references officials at the county office amid unsettled procedures and a local incident involving a machine or device.
In LaNdon Fer 15, Purress and the Clodsone women report a calf swallowed a wedding ring during feeding and kept it for six years. The ring, described as “The Golden Calf,” was recovered recently after a farmer noticed the animal’s unusual behavior and fed the calf until the artifact emerged.
Portland, Feb 26 An Internal Revenue Bureau push urges taxpayers to file and pay by March 15 as the new revenue law requires. Taxpayers may pay in full with their return or use quarterly installments to ease the burden. Collector Miller emphasizes cooperation to meet war-related obligations and avoid last minute rush.
Spokane delegates from across the Columbia River conference gather at Central Methodist Church for the Methodist World Drive Centenary Drive official kickoff. Leaders announce a five year 106 million dollar fundraising plan to support church work and growth with tonight meetings and tomorrow mass events.
The Irish cabinet faced a crisis as it rejected Prime Minister Prenel's request for 16,000 employed Irish workers, prompting fears of a broader political upheaval. In Springfield, President Wilson faced a call to address telephonic work disputes while labor committees push for new training and education measures as legislative actions stall.
Washington February 20 President Wilson sent to the Senate the nomination of Frank Steele of Helena Montana to be receiver of public moneys. Steele would oversee federal funds as part of the treasury department system in the state.
The 1918 Garrod finding described elimination of uric acid by kidneys with no loss of body means. It notes uric acid precipitation in joints causing inflammation and headaches or neuralgia during attacks. Sir Arthur Garrod and Prof Straus discussed diuresis and high water intake as remedies, plus Dr. Pirroo and Pierce products claimed to dissolve uric acid.
Grain dealer Max Houser seeks remedies in federal court over 199 shipments from polaw in Grepon and Washington to Minneapolis. Shrinkage estimated under 11 percent as a remedy for damages. Washington Sheep Clean reports most sheep statewide will be certified healthy, aiding Wenaha forest region inspections and eastern Oregon flocks.
A commission of 33 prominent scientists from Germany and neural countries appeals to President Wilson. Delegates from London Mollard Switzerland and Spain aim to study Germanys food situation and aviation. An American medical expert is sought as an aided member with parliamentary representation if chosen.
Readers are urged to drink hot water with a teaspoon of phosphate every morning to cleanse the digestive tract and blood, promising clearer skin, improved breath, and relief from headaches and constipation. The piece touts internal cleansing as vital to health and beauty, labeling the method a preventative cure.
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