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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1917
Page
2
Weston notes list visits and addresses of residents, including Alice Kirkpatrick planning a Milton visit, Mrs Jiegie Morefield from Altienm, and W. Watts and son Worth Taveter returning from a twenty week trip. Reports mention Pendin fer deaths, a burial on Thursday July 6, and Dr Well of Arheng visiting Wednesday afternoon.
An early 20th century advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood purifier to cleanse the blood of germs causing catarrh. It promises to reach roots and eliminate symptoms, urging readers to write Swift Specific Co. Dept. G Atlanta Ga for information and advice.
Readable fragments mention weekend time with Mire, Mr and Mrs Gordon, and relatives in Walla Walla. The text references gatherings, mothers, and local names but lacks clear events or outcomes.
Cabinet wives pledge strict economy in beef mutton or pork one meal a day and to serve no veal or lamb. They will practice economy in the use of butter vegetables and fruit while reaching the offices of the food administration. The effort aims to tie the nation over years of age groups.
A brief note describes how tablets affect digestion and bowel movement. It mentions claims about strengthening digestion and aiding movement of the bowels, but with unclear specifics about ingredients or medical evidence. The text presents a general caution about ingestion and the role of tablets in digestion.
Long article memorializes Elin Frances Fraker born June 8, 1804 in Randolph County Missouri, wife of James Franklin Furnish and later W M Fraker, with searing accounts of pioneer travel to Oregon, settling in Polk and Umatilla counties, and life as a devout Baptist and community matriarch in Pendleton and Portland. Survived by husband W M Fraker and seven children. death occurred after a quiet Sunday at 72, featuring personal tributes and poems.
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States warns that steel is needed for war and general business. It urges cooperation with national defense and emphasizes demands for steel users to meet war production needs and allied support.
The report discusses wartime expectations affecting industry and labor, noting possible increased demand for military and material outputs. It references New York era publications and the broader impact on production, prices, and public sentiment as nations engage in conflict.
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