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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1918
Page
2
Fragmented report details hair cleansing products and beauty claims, interwoven with wartime fund raising efforts. Mentions Dendirine and employee campaigns, alongside financial figures and local organizational notes from January 1918. Readers are urged to consider product promises amid home front support activities and thrift drives.
The Hows wi Tieetay address war thrift and national economy aims in the United States, urging citizens to support the government’s war effort. Speakers stress frugality and sacrifice to sustain morale and aid relief, with religious and charitable groups called to back thrift campaigns nationwide. The gathering marks the first meeting of Star Firentos.
A fragmented memorandum mentions General Nivelle and a figure named Thiserotinet, with references to Ministers and a chemical or mineral context. The text hints at a formal correspondence tied to a cement registration and a university event in April, but many words are garbled, leaving unclear specifics.
This feature advertises Swift Specific Co medicine S. S. S. as a blood remedy for rheumatism claiming a germ in the blood causes the pain and that only a blood-eliminating treatment can provide relief. It urges readers to write for medical advice and to obtain the product.
The lengthy wartime analysis reviews how foreign capital withdrawal and investor hesitancy crippled federal farm loan programs. It notes proposed bond sales shifts, limits on interest, and adjustments to lending rules aimed at stabilizing farmer credit while warning of unreliable investor demand and funding constraints.
Fragmented OCR reads as a restaurant reform vote in Chicago and Kentucky. It mentions the Ro thy Koures and a proposed federal amendment with unclear details and dates, referencing a 66 role and approval around a date near 23 and 48.
In Oregon on March 15, a ceremony honors 185 servicemen from the state. The event includes a review of the men admitted to duty, with details about the ceremony and participants. The program notes the parade route and timing, and mentions a nearby hall for related activities.
An old advertisement from Atlanta claims “Mothern Friend” eases labor and helps mothers, promising safe handling of infants and easier delivery. It touts a “Regulator Co.” product line and urges readers to buy through druggists, with testimonials of ease and readiness.
Fragments describe a proposed remedy named Casgarets claimed to help with colds bad breath and sick headaches amid garbled language and scattered notes. The text references various ailments and incomplete observations without clear scientific backing or coherent context.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Theta Mh do Phi Loto Theta and 38 Prelta Tut Celta with references to wines and a wall in a guarded context. It seems tied to a secretive or ceremonial setting, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or names usable for a full newspaper item.
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