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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1918
Page
6
The Council of National Defense asks citizens to stop sending food to soldiers in camps and fortifications due to health concerns and waste. It argues wartime efficiency requires trimming superfluities as food shortages persist, especially sugar, and private shipments have grown large and wasteful.
The provided OCR fragment is unreadable and lacks coherent names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a proper newspaper item with a factual headline and a concise summary.
A newspaper editorial praises Senator Chamberlain's overall war program while faulting his criticism of the War Department in a New York speech. It asserts great national faith in his leadership despite minor faults and calls the wartime program a success with gigantic strides.
The piece commends Woodrow Wilson as the master mind guiding the war, stressing his willingness to adapt and his steady leadership. It rebukes critics from Senator Chamberlain and Roosevelt supporters, urging continued team work, organization, and perseverance under the current administration.
The piece argues executive control of war powers, praising the president as commander in chief and urging Congress to fund and legislate without trying to run military affairs. It warns against partisan resistance, touts unity, and calls supporters to back the president amid the war effort.
An old advertisement touts Musterole plain white ointment made from mustard oil and other ingredients to ease pain from throat infections, bronchitis, muscle aches, sprains, and chest discomfort. It claims rapid relief for conditions like sore throat, croup, rheumatic pains, and feverish symptoms, with sizes priced to reflect hospital jars.
A fragmentary ad or health note urges open nostrils and head relief for cold symptoms. It mentions breathing freely, a remedy for head colds and congestion, and steam balms as a relief aid. The text combines therapeutic claims with broken phrasing and stray letters.
A garbled 1800s news fragment from Daily East Orewonian references January items, run sets, and unrest. It mentions Gye La Fone taine and Pate, with vague notes on owners, carnage, straw, and failures, but details are heavily corrupted. The piece cites dates, places, and people in disordered OCR format.
Local town subscribes 21000 dollars toward a new grain elevator project. The report notes ongoing improvements to businesses and homes, with several residents moving and property updates through the week. Community leaders include Mr. Nineher the hardware man and Cor Deane as key figures, while the town prepares for a series of public events and a forthcoming church and social activities schedule.
Readable fragments describe residents and events around Pendleton and nearby areas. Mentions Cooper family visiting, Velva Alotechteen, and various local names and routines amid travel, weather, and community notices.
A garbled text fragment describes self defense themes, mentioning names like Pierce and Annie and a sequence of alleged warnings and discoveries. The piece references various individuals, places, and actions in a disjointed, uncertain narrative with no clear incident, date, or outcome.
A damaged OCR passage discusses the discovery of a chemical or medical finding and a trial involving Aletta and Arion. It references conditions and a maverick approach to treatment, mentioning a protest and a potential prohibition on cutting or altering a journey. The text is largely indecipherable with many garbled phrases.
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