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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1918
Page
5
An old patent medicine pitch claims acids in the stomach sour foods and cause indigestion. It touts a product, “Page's Dia-Popidin,” advertised at drug stores for fifty cents a large dose. The ad promises faster digestion by keeping stomach acids neutralized and avoiding distress from fermented foods.
Stanley Lu tad, a member of the Industrial Workers of the World, arrived from Spokane and was arrested today for entering the Pacific Employment agency at Second and Burnside Streets during a “rough hour.” He faces a Municipal Court hearing tomorrow morning as authorities describe his actions as a public grievance against the government amid wartime tensions.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powder as the fastest cure for dull throbbing splitting or nerve headaches. It urges readers to send a dime for a package and warns to avoid fakes, promising reliable relief.
Farmers in Pilot Rock discussed building an elevator to support local agriculture. A Saturday ranchers meeting, attended by many area figures, weighed feasibility and funding with several residents contributing plans and price estimates.
Motion picture notes describe The Fighting Trail serial showing at the Comy theatre today. Outlaws pressure Yaqui Joe to divulge a valuable map by torture as he resists and the caper unfolds with threats and pursuit in this Greater Vitagraph production.
An early news item notes Sump ern Cast chosen for a Metropolitan stage production of The Slacker with Emily Stevens, Walt Er Miller, and Ley Delaney in key roles. The piece references Culanne as authorial director and cites Delaney as a prominent figure in screen work and prior credits including Susie Show-flash.
The report claims Unit States Senator La Follette was expelled from a local Madman club at his home in Madison Wisconsin on grounds of alleged unfitness and provocation toward the enemy. Nearby residents say the event followed heated remarks and the senator’s stance on the war.
The executive committees reveal the list of members including Susene Melitar, Pitanerean, OM, Downes, John Dyers downheax, Jo Murphy, Dr Fd Rayne, William Don, Jaw BM and Henry Behwarts. Officials discuss preparations and potential risks while highlighting the need for discretion to avoid circumstantial exposure.
State officials discuss a plan involving travel and security efforts as part of a broader inquiry. Names like Conant and Hendler appear in fragmented phrases detailing requests and potential actions related to site access and investigative steps.
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