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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1917
Page
3
In France the government plans a gala Fourth of July with patriotic lectures in schools. Premier Ribey is expected at the American embassy events, and Pershing may attend the new celebrations. Public instruction minister Stowe organizes the commemorative program amid wartime patriotism.
A reader questions relief from rheumatism as a blood germ theory is presented. The ad claims SS. 5 has treated rheumatism for over 110 years and urges writing to the Swift Specine Co for personalized advice from the Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta, Ga.
Slices of local life unfold with a judge narrowly avoiding a police blotter, a playful exchange with Turner and Commissioner Mac Cockburn, and a quip about a naval cadet name. A curious Missourian piece notes a Cross volunteer, plus a guard intercepts two trespassers led by a chemistry teacher in a moonlit pursuit.
An advertisement touts Helepiy's Reserve Cintment as a remedy for skin healing and beauty. It pledges rapid results across various conditions and promotes easy, pain free use, urging readers to obtain the product from their drugstore.
A disrupted early 20th century report discusses a federal grand jury finding alleged opposition to wartime government projects in Alaska. It notes elements seeking to foment unrest and delay industrial actions, while a health advertisement promoting a throat remedy completes the fragment.
Baltimore July statement by Gibbonw on bone amendment to the Food Control Bill expresses opposition to statewide prohibition of light wines and beer. He argues personal liberty and local option allow communities to decide and notes enforcement challenges in large cities.
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