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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1918
Page
2
Fragmentary text promotes Cascarets as a remedy for headache biliousness and constipation, claims cleansing of the stomach and elimination of waste. Mentions druggists and a 10 cent dose, with references to wartime pension actions and government talks amid a long, disjointed narrative.
Secretary Baker announced a government takeover of North River piers along the Manhattan and Brooklyn sides. The plan calls for consolidation to support the war effort with the new terminal facility extending from upriver to a major harbor area.
An Oregonian special notes a community gathering at Mr. Gee’s ranch to honor the head of the household on a birthday. Guests enjoyed a full ranch menu, decorated cake, and performances. Attendees included local residents and family, with remarks praising wartime service, and a post office service flag ceremony. The Hermiston fire department and local officers were named for upcoming annual events and organizational roles.
The report notes Prussia’s influence expanding in Europe and discusses the broader German war effort. It mentions no annexations, eyes on credits and military outcomes, and the belief that Allied forces could press Germany toward defeat over time.
An advertisement touts a scalp treatment promising glossy and wavy hair with no dandruff or loss after weeks of use. It urges readers to buy Kapow toning product from a drugstore and test its effects, claiming dramatic hair growth and improved texture. The copy uses sensational claims and direct audience appeals typical of late era newspaper ads.
The fragment discusses a German occupation framework and projected forces in Northern France and beyond. It references proxies and military leadership, noting near 190000 men and the aim to control wealth and strategic assets, with mentions of Verndend and related entities in a chaotic historical excerpt.
Washington November 11 A war era dispatch reports a Gobbler arrival amid patriotism at Winlite Fijuee. The President’s dinner was delayed by road congestion and the Gobbler received a private meal in a lane. the bombardment impact is noted with limited detail.
Calomel’s old-time enemy Dr Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a mild laxative. The sugar coated olive colored pills claim to ease bowels and liver into normal action without griping. Presented as a gentle remedy with a long history, the ad emphasizes Dr Ward’s endorsement and bedtime use.
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