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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1917
Page
3
An ad touts Pape's Diapepaly as a quick remedy for stomach upset and heartburn. It promises rapid relief from symptoms like sour stomach, belching, and gas, claiming effects within five minutes and restoration of a healthy stomach. The copy emphasizes easy purchase at drugstores and urges immediate use for stomach disorders.
A stray fragment suggests reconsidering Horace Grey tay's counsel to young men. It hints at urging focus and commitment to the country, though the text is incomplete and unclear on specifics or context.
A health note promotes Poles Honey Tar as a remedy for coughs with weak lungs and croup like symptoms. It targets families and children, mentioning KTOWN-Upe Coloche and other brand references in a dated medicinal advert tone.
Washington Jan. 21. Reported favorably by the house committee on appropriations the fortifications bill totaling fifty one million three hundred ninety thousand dollars. The measure, described as the largest expenditure in the program, would push overall fortifications outlay past sixty million dollars.
Advice on conserving energy, prioritizing worthwhile tasks, and presenting yourself effectively in job applications. Emphasizes writing concise letters, tailoring qualifications to roles, and arranging interviews, with cautions on overexertion and maintaining professional demeanor.
Washington reports Jingo-Congress was formally notified by Prominent Wilken and Futifica- Hong representatives about covering $27,000,904 the United States has to pay for the inland. With the revenue bill not yet framed in the house, a bond issue may be authorized to furnish this money.
Tad Habit advice notes meals spaced five hours apart to ease indigestion and promote natural action, recommending Chamberlain's Tablets for quicker recovery. Washington reports members of the senate and house attended the second formal White Hour reception hosted by the president and Mrs Wilson.
A fragment notes Winter leading the line with Vice President Marshal and Speier Clark at the front. Readable details are sparse but indicate a ceremonial or formal line arrangement involving named individuals in a political or organizational setting.
A resident of Farmers Mills New York reports using Chamberlain's Tablets for years to treat stomach discomfort and diborders. They claim the product is the best they have ever used and note it is obtainable everywhere.
Transfers show J. 8 and Arnburg with wife conveying land to B. W. Budols for 9200, NWL-2 in section 1, township 1 south, range a1. Bullock and wife transfer 4 acres in section 14, township 1 north, range 25, to W. Bullock for 350. J.J Spencer and wife convey to C. T. Stewart for 14 with description in section 15, township or north, range se.
Snow blankets town with deeper drifts on hills while freight traffic disrupts lines to Pilot Hook and Willow Springs. Local residents travel for business, births and illnesses noted, a new Kirk and Son grocery firm opens, and an original four act domestic drama headlines the Ukiah Dramatic Club for February 6.
Government agents report possible Villa supporter activity as American troops prepare to withdraw from El Paso Texas on January 24. Couriers allegedly warned Villa followers in western Chihuahua to fire on troops to delay withdrawal.
Report from local shipping circles says three steamers, sailing from Baltimore, carried an estimated six hundred eight million dollars in gold bars. The shipment, intended for Germany, was noted amid transfers and ship movements.
After ten days of extreme cold, Ukiah and nearby areas saw weather moderation. Local residents report calmer conditions and ongoing daily freight hauling using two sleighs for heavy loads. Personal news from Ukiah and tributary counties notes community endurance during the cold spell and gradual warming.
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