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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1917
Page
3
Fragmentary text suggests a base inquiry or incident related to a group or entity named Vletitne and Ne Hareth. The wording is garbled, with scattered phrases including hut and wage or hub and rag. No clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations emerge from the readable lines.
War pictures and a lecture by a renowned Canadian war hero are set to be shown at the Alta theater on Thursday. The program includes footage from Vancouver to the Atlantic, featuring Sergt Wellk and his experiences at Ypres, including capture and detention, presented with official Ottawa sanction.
Fragments describe training camps as tight and tense awaiting sick and wounded arrivals. No coherent narrative or named entities. context remains fragmentary with no distinct event or attribution.
A damaged text fragment touts a universal remedy for stomach and intestinal ailments including intoxication jaundice appendicitis and liver troubles. It claims quick relief and mass popularity with a single dose and promotes Pendietos Drug Co as seller.
A wartime reminiscence recalls a Canadian's brutal firefight in trenches and Belgian convent injuries, his survival after near death, and the harsh rationing in detention camps. The narrator blends humor with tribute, urging readers to honor veterans who faced heavy odds.
Lanok Ex reports a shift in Japan’s labor scene as the Usual Kai of Friendly Society reorganizes by trades while continuing regional branches. A Tokio labor hall will become headquarters for the union, founder B Sueaki elected president. The movement gains attention from three university professors as it nears its fifth anniversary in August, with 110 local offices and 37 0400 members to date.
The Malta of the Baltic and Gibraltar of Petrograd label Kronstadt and the Ketla island fortress. The fortress began under Peter the Great, expanded by Elizabeth, and linked by the Peter the Great and Catherine canals. Menchikoff rose from humble beginnings to dominate Russia, later stripped of wealth and exiled to Libava where he died in 1725.
Page 1 continues with parade routes from Court Hope to Garden and Main to the railroad, led by a war uniformed rider and a host of veterans, bands, Scouts, and public organizations. A Liberty statue dedication, fireworks, races, water fights, and a mass dance follow, with Judge Henson addressing attendees and patriotic ceremonies ending with a chorus and Star Spangled Banner.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an event or meeting with mentions of Pershing, Americans, and aviation terms. The readable text references July dates, a Parle, and cave aviators, but details are unclear and many words are garbled.
In a brief, fragmentary note, Clare Crile and physician Ash Tuttle are mentioned in relation to a trip to Britain, with vague references to Great Britain and a holiday at Blackpool. The text is garbled and provides limited concrete details about dates, actions, or outcomes.
A medicinal combination long deemed unlikely by many is described here as effective. Sarsaparilla taken before meals and Peptiron pills after meals are said to purify, heal, strengthen nerves, and restore vitality and color. The remedy is promoted as ideal for improving the blood and overall health.
A returning officer praises an adaptive mechanism described as the greatest work on science ever written by an American. Captain Tuttle plans to assign regular volunteers as adjutants for the corps as part of the update.
A vintage ad-like piece urges readers to mix lemon juice with orchard white to create a quarter pint beauty lotion. It claims the preparation will whiten, soften, and rejuvenate skin, smoothing rough hands and reducing blemishes when applied daily to face, neck, arms, and hands.
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