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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1918
Page
5
A garbled OCR summary advertises the tt angle play Madame Ho-Peep featuring Leena Gwen at the Pasilno Theatre. It promises melodrama with a young heroine, romantic entanglements, and dramatic action across multiple scenes and episodes in a period style production.
An old promotional text touts Jacobs Liniment as a harmless remedy to instantly ease rheumatic pain, stiffness, swelling, and related ailments. It claims rapid relief, broad uses from neuralgia to backache, and urges purchase at local stores.
An aged note describes Sage Tea and Sulphur to restore natural hair color. It warns the home recipe evolved into a store brew with added ingredients. The method involves applying a dampened brush through strands, aging the hair to a darker, thicker, and seemingly younger appearance.
A garbled promotional notice touts a salt drink to cleanse kidneys and detoxify the body. It urges sipping with water before breakfast and claims benefits for urinary and digestive health. The ad cites lemon juice and grape essence as ingredients and promotes inexpensive daily use.
The Department of Labor authorizes bringing about 110000 common laborers from Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands to work in U S ports railroads and farms. Louis Post asserts no need for Mexican or Chinese workers and says domestic labor is sufficient with redistribution of workers from territories and use of American citizens.
Corvallis Oregon readers learned how to cope with a wheat substitution order. Dean Milam explains practical substitutes like corn meal oats barley and rice flour and details uses in bread puddings cereals and breakfast dishes while noting measure considerations and flavor impacts.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a northern tale with the kingdom of love and a father’s aid. The garbled text hints at a benevolent guide or guardian and a journey or revelation, but the specifics remain unclear.
Speakers claim a nationwide suffrage boost as twenty four states prepare to vote on the proposed constitutional amendment. Supporters argue Ward politicians favoring reform will push the measure, while opponents note lingering conservative resistance in several regions.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a woman named Portia and others tied to wartime logistics. Mentions examinations, a trial that touches on fertility, marriage, and travel claims. Officials including Deputy Sheriffs and a Portia in distress figure in a convoluted, unclear account.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions sums and locations including 290,000 and 28400, with references to Americans, Poles, and a transit of people. The garbled passage hints at wartime aid or taxes, but key names and clear events are unclear.
Fragmented OCR text describes a widow of a former president at her desk with patriotic work. Mentions Grover Cleveland era and political context. Core readable names include Grover Cleveland and references to a New York location and old party affiliations.
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