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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Go PAY and PoME in a wheel of experience concept within a magazines section on cartoons. The text is incomplete and the exact context or publication details are unclear.
An advertised remedy promises rapid relief for corns by soaking, shrinking and loosening the corn’s grip within a day or two. The product is sold by E. Lawrence Co and recommended as a world remedy by Tallman & Co and Economy Drug Co.
Paris February 21 The council of Ambassadors recommended to their governments that Romania show clemency toward Hungarian prisoners held there. The plea followed a strong request by Hungarian deputies concerned that many Hungarians in Romania had been sentenced to death.
Portland police confronted a Greek church group party at Columbia Hall and ruled Greek folk dances could continue on Sunday if shimmie and American dances were banned. Rev Bartholom Karahales stated verbal permission had been obtained and guests were ready for celebration.
Misread ad copy describes tablets claimed to relieve bowel complaints and stimulate the liver. References to Dr and unknown brand names suggest medical claims and detox effects. The text is fragmented with garbled phrasing and illegible portions, offering little verifiable detail.
London February 27 Sir Ivan MacPheragn chief secretary for dypland introduced in the house of commons Lloyd George's bill for home rule in Ireland. The move signals a major political development as the bill moves through parliamentary stages with potential implications for governance and national status.
Bandits fled the Charlottanberger castle tomb and stole jewels from Queen Loulea’s coffin. They did not open other coffins and removed items from Emper or William Kapris Augusta, Prince Albrecht, and others. The Brent mausoleum houses Queen Lovisa and Frederick William II with other royals.
Frank B. Jeffrey state department commander of the American Legion for Washington spoke at a Crant Hodge post banquet at Hotel Wilson in Centralia. He outlined 100 percent Americanism and attacked radicalism while noting many service men are affiliated with unions.
Actress Helen Ford portrays Toinette in Always You wearing a thin restaurant gown featured in the casino scene. The dress combines fine silver lace over chiffon with a chiffon tunic, a creme bodice, ribbon detailing, tight sleeves, and satin accents on the sides.
French chemist M Mourneat warns that future war will be deeply chemical with explosives and gas dominating. He recalls April 23, 1916 as a tragic date and argues France could have fared worse without chemists.
The text describes improvised actions during a tense period. It mentions synthetic awakenings and experiments with dangerous stimuli. It references potential actions by persons named Lila and Cavinrerolue and hints at preparing for war despite seeking peace.
An old fashioned remedy praises yellow mustard plasters or poultices for pureness and relief from sore throat, pleurisy, bronchitis, and swelling. The pamphlet promotes Hontecusen pain relief and Bogg's Mustarine made with pure mustard, claiming faster relief and safety, with prices at 30 cents and by mail from Welle & Co. LeRoy, N. Y.
Mornings urge a ritual of hot water and a limestone phosphate drink to cleanse the body. The ad promotes internal washing to remove toxins from the stomach liver kidneys and bowels and claims quick health benefits. It cites a quarter pound of limestone phosphate as inexpensive and potent.
An advertisement extols Jad Salt as a kidney cleaner and bladder aid. It claims drinking large amounts of water and a tablespoonful daily before breakfast will flush toxins, reduce acidity, and restore kidney activity. The text promotes lemon and grape acid salts with lithin as a centuries old remedy and suggests the product prevents irritation and back pain.
An old advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powders promising rapid relief from headache neuralgia and pain. It claims a ten cent package ends suffering within moments and assures users will feel fine with no further pain after use.
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