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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
5
Classified ad fragment shows several employment notices. A woman is sought for general housework in a three person family with daytime or evening calls to 202. A housekeeper is also advertised for a family, with contact by phone. The text is incomplete and contains garbled language and telephonic contact references.
Paris dispatch reports the supreme war council outlining topics for Saturday’s International Labor delegation, disciplinary measures, and territorial questions. Foch Hale wid Dias and allied military envoys will attend the session. Stockholm reports 60000 Estonian troops joining the frontier forces amid ongoing tensions.
An ad touts Freesone as a quick corn remover offering painless extraction of hard and soft corns between toes and calluses. It references a cin cinnath genus discovery and claims a tiny bottle suffices with no pain or irritation.
The fragment notes that if actions restore earlier purchasing power of the dollar, the issue of higher wages will seem less urgent. It hints at economic debates without concrete details or names.
A traditional remedy claims stomach acidity causes indigestion and sourness after meals. It notes excess acid slows digestion, ferments food, and produces sour taste, gas, and heartburn. A home remedy suggests four ounces of Jad Sakte with a tablespoon of lemon juice before breakfast to reduce acidity and support digestion.
Reports from PARIE note a February 16 conference to discuss self determination and allied aid for a Russian program. Wilson argues recognition of revolution without reservation hinders counterrevolution while Baker seeks funds to authorize a half million man army.
An old style for rent notice promotes a seven room home with keeping porch and corner lot, noting paved street and cement sidewalks. It urges contacting a number and hints at a quick, easy sale for the next purchaser.
An exhortation to engage with want ads promises prosperity by seizing opportunities in the urban job market. The wording urges action and personal benefit through participation in local classifieds.
The article describes step by step preparations for stuffed potatoes with ham and various sides, including mixing milk, butter, and seasonings, baking instructions, and a potato rice dish with meat and vegetables. It also reports Spokane Washington news about a veterans organization for World War I veterans and its goals.
PARIS Jan 24 The British war cabinet met this afternoon to consider the personnel of its contribution to a joint commission that will confer with Husson delegates at the Princess Tele.
An advertisement promotes Sage Tea and Sulphur compounds as a hair darkener. It claims the mix smooths gray hair with repeated applications while promising a youthful, richer look and mentions obtaining Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound from drug stores. It cites supposed ease and quick results.
A fragment notes an aviation event in eastern Oregon involving a lone German aircraft. The message mentions Cote, Dr Jan, and a letter from WU Motley to Lee Motley dated in France, with a reference to bringing down a German plane shortly before an armistice.
Portland market report notes limited stock and steady to firm prices for hogs cattle and sheep. Buyers faced slow activity with marginal changes while wholesale beef and mutton prices showed cautious movement amid light demand and distant futures.
Dented ad urges readers to try S S S for rheumatism claiming the germ in blood causes the ailment and that blood purifying treatment reaches it. It promises guidance from Swift Specific Co Atlanta Georgia and touts long use over years as proof of effectiveness.
Names and ranks appear with many misspellings such as Private TE Matthiaen and Private Merle J. Gruber. Locations include Oregon Portland Gresham and Gaston. Several entries note Wounded in Action or Died of Divase, with garbled context and stray phrases about European nations and chewing devices.
An advertisement claims a topical liniment provides rapid neuralgia relief by penetrating the nerves and easing pain, aches, and suffering. It promises durable, wheel-free comfort and relief regardless of pain location, urging immediate trial with lasting effects.
OCR messy text shows scattered phrases about headaches and neuralgia pain. It mentions pain relief products, brands, and directions but remains incomprehensible with many garbled terms and improbable sequence.
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