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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1919
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text describes calomel use and reactions, with scattered names and phrases. It mentions a logue, Tabieee De, and Streeter De, hinting at medical or chemical discussion and possible outcomes. Reading is uncertain, but references to calomel and patient responses appear central.
Jan. 22 report notes French as the language of the peace congress while English is widely used. Delegates speak their own tongues with interpreters translating, enabling direct conversations. The scene at Spa shows German officials and various Allied delegates exchanging views amid armistice talks and shifting city arrangements.
Italian merchants Peter and Tony Norda accused of hiding whiskey worth an estimated 21000 in shipments labeled olive oil and salad dressing. The contraband was found Tuesday at the Denver and Rio Grande freight depot. Norda brothers and associates are jailed, charged with violating state Prohibition and federal law.
Viscountess Harcourt formerly Mile Mary Thima of New York was decorated by the king for distinguished service in the American and British war efforts. She led two American hospitals. American Medical Corps Hospital 21 at Paignton and Sunderland 24 at Lancaster Gate. If the Prince of Wales visits, America will honor him promptly.
Waterways flood multiple quays including Voltaire and Louvre wharfs while Seine and Marne flood upriver. Parisian streets flood, cellars fill, and bakeries lose flour supplies as rain continues. American soldiers aid coal stocks along the Quai d Orleans amid ongoing river rise.
A damaged wartime note recalls Jackie the baboon mascot of the South African Norombte Artillery company. He served three years in France and Kip, followed soldiers over the top, and died from a shell wound. The piece frames him as a heroic, symbolic figure amid a London crowd.
List of service members with injuries and deaths from illness and combat. Includes Sergeant Newman G. Denis of Del lon Oregon. Sergeant John D. Fitemaurice of Con don Gregeon. Private Allen White of Kirrby Oregon. Wongdel severely. Lieutenant Willi Nottingham of Carton Oregon. Previously reported killed in action: Private Herman Gardner of North Bend Oregon.
Te readable text gives several recipe fragments for treats including cocoa based confections and muffins. It references a sugar butter mix, rolled oats, flour, baking powder, vanilla and milk, with notes on butter and browning, plus hints for cookies and pancakes. The fragments mention Graham Nut Muffins and various steps for mixing and baking, though many words are garbled.
Disjointed OCR reveals a garbled tale of testing felon devices and utilities. Mentions of varnish coats, weaving, and travel clogs imply a mix of mechanical and domestic tasks. Names and precise actions are unclear, but the text hints at problem solving and improvised repairs.
Portland police say a burglar was fatally wounded in a confrontation with Officer Tackaberry after attempting to shoot the officer with the revolver. The struggle began near Second and Alder streets shortly after 4 p.m. The man fled to Alder Street, collapsed on the sidewalk, and died at the emergency hospital.
Berlan June 21 report questions if Avn denture will seek residence near a church after demobilization. It claims the general may move to the money neatery at Liione, noting ancient practice of seeking church protection during war peril. Liiene hosts Benedictine minmerce and relletors in a famed Benedictine monastery setting.
Mae Chatham January 22 Four men from a million camp escaped danger when their balloon engine failed and the craft alighted near the coast. Walter Griffin and crew assisted, lifesaving efforts continued as photos were taken and the balloon drifted away from the ship. The craft traveled about thirty miles off Chatham, moving northeasterly.
Washington reports aid workers quote soldiers called to buy tickets and arrange return transport before departure. The official note says desertion linked to purchase facilitators and homeward travel pressure. Regulators consider shifting financing and housing to ease burdens on troops.
A garbled note describes a Sage Tea Dandy claiming to darken gray hair overnight with a mix of potions and preparations. It warns of unattractive aging and suggests dramatic changes in appearance within days, with references to various recipes and dubious improvements.
Jan 22 report notes ending with expenditure to vent the oil near source America. One powerfully noted expenditure for Wehelaty Gblang and for Cilombie. Incentivation in Veneuedla mentioned with unclear details.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a miracle hair remedy to thicken and beautify hair, stop dandruff, and reduce falling hairs. It claims rapid results within minutes and a noticeable glow and fullness after use, urging readers to try the product despite unclear claims and potential side effects.
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