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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1917
Page
7
July market report shows a weak cattle market with good stock scarce and off fire. Prices: best cattle steady around 14 dollars, one carload of packing stock around 141 to 16 dollars average. Sheep steady with varying demand, hogs prime heavy around 16.00 to 16.60, mutton and lamb values mixed, and stockers and feeders near 7.50 to 7.00.
Washington July 1 details preserving vegetables by fermentation using brine, paraffin sealing, and headspace methods. Describes beets cucumbers beans and peppers, caveats on air, temperature, and long term storage with petroleum-paraffin seals and alternative tight head packing.
An old remedy claims a brew of sage tea and sulfur can darken gray hair. The preparation involves applying the mixture to dampened hair with a brush, repeating to restore natural color, gloss, and shine. Not a medical treatment.
A vintage advertorial claim promotes a kidney cleansing regimen. It urges drinking a saline solution of Salts made from fruit acids and brain juices, claiming it clears kidneys, stops nightly urination, and eases pain. The copy touts inexpensive preparation and a “delightful” in-water drink.
A circwlar from the Departmeant of Atri culture describes a fermenta tien process and notes new materials available for telat dis telat. The circular references the state relodomne and discusses the method used to fermencion amid public interest.
The State Department reports a cable from Zittau urging all residents to go barefoot to harden their feet for a winter with scarce sheets. Pupils of Wursburger began the barefoot move on June 28. A second mortgage note to the department cites 60 percent.
A report notes deaths in a district over a meat shortage and a parallel claim of scarce air products. Another item alleges the German government is moving displaced French residents from Alnoce Lorraine to former homes as part of the policy.
A collection of classified blurbs lists numerous attorneys with offices in Smith Crawford and American National Bank buildings, plus other firms in Despain and Taylor Hardware areas. Also advertised Montana farm lands with Northern Pacific Railway options and a work-from-home sales offer from National Press Bureau.
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