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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1918
Page
6
The Pendleton chronicle lists weddings, birthdays, travel notes and local visits. Household news notes Wilma Mie, Glen Miehre, Sinn Borniye, and others with acquaintances in Portland, Berkeley, and Seattle attending events. Local residents attend gatherings on Perkins Avenue and Central Oregon, with references to church, school, and club activities.
An American built submarine chaser in French waters reported on by a French navy view says the 119 foot Nout class chaser is captured by the French. The piece notes a storm drove a French light cruiser and several destroyers, with the American guard vessel and merchant ships involved amid heightened tension.
Fragmentary wartime notice outlines a proposed change for naval hospital ships during the war era. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the item mentions women and senses and relates to shipboard responsibilities and roles within the naval hospital setting.
Ready for service the Comfort formerly the Ward and the Mere formerly the Saratoga of the Ruin line have been roundelried and wood fitted with recommendations for 400 palinte. Bur sein Pool HMoltonib will demand the Confort and Medical Inspector sorman J Blickwood will save charge of the Azores. Too many men in debt and some crawl on.
Dr Marvin, described as an analytical mind, visited Pendleton April 5 1917 to present lectures titled The Widow Age and Coming the Tikit Sturt. The series aimed to provoke thought on modern conditions, religion and world events, with witnesses noting his forceful critique and persuasive conclusions.
Fragmented ad text promotes Gascarrets to keep the liver active and bowels clean. It mentions feeling tired and headaches, with assorted phrases about digestion, energy, and a laxative product. Notable terms include Holme Cistireta and Currin in scribbled form.
The readable fragment hints at a melody or operetta in English with references to wine and a plan to present a free item. No clear people, places, or organizations are identifiable. Further readable content needed to form a factual headline and summary.
An OCR fragment promotes tablets from Ohio borlidin with claims to ease stomach issues and indigestion. It mentions a trial price of 5 cents and urges readers to try the product, framed as a quick remedy.
Fragmented passage references a convention at a hotel, mentions items sold for sums like 7 10 and 6, and notes individuals and clothing items. Content is garbled with misread names and numbers, obstructing a clear event or outcome.
An old blood purifier, marketed for fifty years, claims to cleanse the blood and cure eczema and skin eruptions. The ad invites readers to write for full treatment advice, addressed to the Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Specific Co in Atlanta, Georgia.
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