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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1917
Page
6
Fragmented OCR shows subscription pricing with terms like yearly, six months, and monthly by mail or carrier. Contains garbled digits and misspellings but indicates rates and delivery options. No clear dates, names, or organizations readable.
Fragmentary line from a poem by Charles Kingsley. The readable text urges simplicity and noble deeds, contrasting daily dreams with enduring purpose and a single grand song.
Europe bears heavy wartime costs beyond direct military spending with prices for meat eggs butter bread and produce cited as proof. The leak episode shows Wall Street and Washington figures receiving news in confidence before public release, with ticker services spreading tips though not all brokers resist. Lawson faces a tougher task proving administration ties used this info for private gain and profit.
The speaker urges a meticulous probe to respect the public time and patience, warning that a lax approach undermines trust and accountability. Strong call for comprehensive examination by authorities.
Discussion on government finances cites Secretary McAdoo and wartime needs, noting expenditures for Panama Canal defense and war preparations may exceed current revenue. A Portland area accident highlights dangers from night driving and a Pendleton scene recalls local business and social updates amid a restless news cycle.
The text notes many indicators of spring appear but cautions that it is still early to be certain. It frames the outlook as tentative, with emphasis on lingering unpredictability in seasonal change.
Fragmented aphorisms on folly pride and social ideas. The text mocks self knowledge and cleverness while noting folly in love and public perception with scattered witticisms about phrenology and youth.
An 1889 clipping notes Miss Tiny Wagenblat being knocked down by a powerful object and mentions a Hogtauquan circle meeting at the residence of G. O. A. Hartenan, with a royal program planned for the morning. The readable text is fragmented and garbled.
Dr Hinson drew large crowds at the Pendleton Baptist church with two sermons. In the morning he debated who men say Jesus is, and in the evening spoke on The Lost Christ, urging believers to regain Christ in their churches and personal lives. He will conclude the week with a talk titled To Hell and Back.
Resinol ointment is advertised as a remedy for itching burning skin with claims of relief from conditions like dermatitis ringworm and rash. The ad asserts first use often provides relief and promotes wide physician endorsement and easy access for use.
Unclear and damaged text describes soap products with vague claims of soothing properties and effects on skin. The fragment mentions resinol and medicated components but lacks coherent context or verifiable details.
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