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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1918
Page
2
County agent urges farmers to prepare for a farm repair week next week. He outlines priorities to ease labor shortages and improve efficiency on the homestead. The note stresses cooperation, planning, and safety while soliciting farmer participation and community support.
Notes from Camp Lewis and Washington report on extra pay for airmen and soldiers. Daniels opposes Flyers’ extra pay while Secretary Dernel proposes abolishing the Navy flying corps allowances. The piece references outdated pay scales from 1899 and comments on military policy and veterans’ support.
Pendleton readers swear by Bonn's Kidney Pills asserting they ease chronic backache and kidney discomfort. A testimonial cites Mrs PT Krizer of 107 Garfeih? Bt reporting relief from severe pain and improved mobility after using the remedy, urging others to try "Dean's Kidney Pills" over other brands.
A scratchy 19th century style report from February 87 in HOCGHTOON AYeb describes a municipal road ticket led by business men pledging to turn over the entire mill to the feds if elected. Several business men volunteer to join the Bel Crosse ticket in the race for office amid local political activity.
A garbled fashion item describes two footwear styles. White low shoes suit golf or teens with perforated trim and matching laces. Higher sport shoes feature ankle support, dark green leather and striped satin skirt as accessories, reflecting period styling cues.
Washington Feb 27 War Department issued full open instruction directing regional commanders to aid the Red Cross in comforting soldiers. Officials said efforts to support women and families would also be coordinated. The plan includes attaching representatives to base hospitals to provide assistance and maintain communication with families, ensuring civilian and military support.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss age and care at sixty, mentioning bed rest and social safety. The text references a “Piers” figure and notes a robbery of retiree items in Pla. the c miny coifwroat bed context unclear. Names appear garbled, with no clear event or dates.
Fragmented text describes a Liberty War Kitchen with recipes and cooking steps. It mentions cornmeal and wheat bread, yard measurements, water quantities, and timing. Contains many garbled phrases but centers on home cooking including bread making and wartime kitchen activities.
Fragmented ad style note extols meat avoidance to prevent kidney problems. Claims heavy meat eaters have sluggish kidneys and a detox drink will flush and rejuvenate kidneys. Presents dubious medical assertions and a proposed remedy as a low-cost option.
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