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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1919
Page
6
An advertisement mentions Draymen Call Penland Bios and Hagange Transfer Ring offering moving, hauling, and heavy transport services with telephone contact 249. The notice also references official views and developments in international affairs, noting interest in future events and conformity to broader questions posed by external influence.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss European policy and the Entente, mentioning France Britain Armenia and Kyrie in vague terms. It hints at future international relations and a possible stance by the Traitan government without clear outcomes.
An old remedy touts Sage and Sulphur for restoring faded gray hair to a natural dark shade. The ad pitches Wyeths Sage and Sulphur compound as improving color evenly, with one strand at a time and morning results.
Fragmentary report states General Ludendorff and Londstroem discuss a strategy near Healelolm. Ordered by authorities, Londstroem warns of potential victors and delays in regional actions as control shifts.
London dispatch reports England has decided to abstain from fighting the Bolsheviki and will avoid engagement with Bolshevik forces in the current crisis. Telegraph sources indicate a policy shift towards nonintervention and diplomatic avenues to resolve the conflict.
Mrs. 8 L Buck of Lower Penasco New Mexico describes a long struggle with severe facial eruptions that left scarring and sleep disruption. She attributes relief to Cuticura Ointment and Cap Skin products, urging daily use for clear skin.
A moderate earthquake lasting two to three minutes struck a region around Millville and Whitmore in California. Reports indicate the tremor was confined within about a half mile radius and was felt across nearby towns including Redland. No injuries or damages are detailed in the readable text.
The text reads as a garbled note about day to day education and work life in a community. It mentions real estate values and rental worth, with unclear quotes about employment and personal growth, reflecting a confused, incomplete draft.
Classified item list shows a used tractor or gears with rebored crank shaft offered by Glenn E. Soalt of Pendleton Oregon. Contact Raymon W. Match architect Bendleton Oregon for details. Also mentions milk supplier George Waehtel and piano teacher Lora Yweray with Pendleton area routes and schedules. A stray line notes expected peace days be as talkative as a parrot.
A lengthy military medical report details the United States Army medical department’s rapid expansion in France during World War I. It cites more than 12,000 doctors and nurses, hospital capacity increases across mobile and fixed facilities, and the establishment of multiple hospital centers and convalescent camps. The text notes construction and remodelling of facilities, upgraded medical infrastructure, and the scale of mobilization to support Expeditionary Force operations.
The article notes cows were shipped from Central Oregon toward eastern territories as dairy demand tightens. It cites shipments from the Willamette region and Western points, with prices at the Central winey range and Valley markets stabilizing despite shortages.
The 91st Division, composed of National Army troops from Washington, Oregon, California, Utah, Montana, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, South Dakota, and Alaska, will train at Camp Lewis. Returning troops from overseas will be welcomed at ceremonies. Colorado and other western men will join Camp Lewis, with plans to honor veterans upon their return in various cities.
In Portland buyers pushed hogs to seventeen dollars and seventy five cents as sellers reported a high yard sale price. The market showed strong demand with several excellent lots selling above the usual values despite moderate conditions.
The Labor Department through its Information and Educational Service invites public input on photoplays and publicity work. The Motion Picture Section seeks suggestions on later problems and possible solutions, inviting citizens to assist in shaping future labor education films.
Irregular wording mentions Private Phillip Wejgandt of Portland presumed wounded on ground during night air combat. Report notes confusion over honor roll status and details of injury in a northern theater with American forces.
Farm wants ads promise a reliable tenant with no rent defaults. Attorneys Lee Keator and Fred Schmidt listed with offices at Smith-Crawford Building as part of the notice. The text urges readers to compare the listing and consult services.
Fragmented wartime dispatch reports say a German submarine lured the Lusitania to destruction and mention coded communications involving Von Papen and a Canadian source. The garbled text references claims of German influence on American public opinion and the ship’s fate.
A midcentury report notes extended industrial training proves valuable beyond war work. It highlights the first school for factory workers in Poughkeepsie New York training 450 women in up to 80 operations, with a separate room for beginners. Plans are under way to open textile factory schools and expand programs into other industries including boot and shoe and related plants.
An early report from London states Turkish authorities push for territorial gains in the Caucasus and vow a final blow against Armenians despite armistice terms. Eyewitness accounts describe mass killings and mutilations, with grisly scenes of women and children among the dead.
An advertisement touts a grape and lemon based drink as a kidney friendly remedy for meat eaters. It claims cleansing of the kidneys and relief from ailments like rheumatism headaches constipation and bladder issues, urging daily use before breakfast to prevent serious complications.
Italian hero dies in battle for Italy as troops encircle Gorita. Vic torio Leewhl, a famed poet, praised as the squier poet by cen orn, is honored posthumously with a royal medal for bravery. The Times notes his readers and influence in Italian literature.
London dated January 7 reports a battalion of French troops detailed to copy the Stamboul dispatch from Constantinople while British battalions pursue European theaters. The note mentions national forces coordinating with other divisions in the area.
An advertisement criticizes medicated sprays and douches for catarrh and urges vigorous treatment. It promotes S. S. S. as a remedy claimed to reach the source of catarrh and asks readers to request medical information by writing to a mail order address in Atlanta.
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