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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
8
Fragmentary old text shows a doctor and a wife recounting a convalescent case. The patient sent a medicine home and the wife relays a confusing morning report from the hospital. The dialogue includes strained slang and unclear meaning, reflecting questionable medical oversight.
In a western town a rugged poker game unfolds with a stranger exhibiting a trimming gesture. A player is accused after witnessing a self dealt card from the bottom of the deck. The heckled sucker confronts a nearby man asking to confirm the sly move.
The passage depicts a garbled domestic moment with a musical tune, a boy named Willie taking a turn at a pipe, and a tense exchange as the mother questions the child about smoking while hinting at a broader issue about his parents. Names and clear events are obscured by OCR errors, but the frame suggests a domestic vignette with implied tension.
An advertisement touts Offine as a freckle remover promising a clear complexion. It claims rapid results with many freckles disappearing and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Readers are urged to ask their druggist for the doubjo sireneth Ofhine.
In a melodrama the tyrannical matron punishes Judy and a boy aiding her causing hunger in the children. A thief tosses over food and the kids eat, finding happiness. Mie Pickford’s performance as Judy guides the story from orphan to marriage to a wealthy husband and college.
Bethownn Hollweg evidently yearns for Ahbeis with Gall in July, suggesting a stirring yet unclear pursuit amid speculative social circles and shifting alliances.
Vivian Martin stars in a Paramount tale about an attic trunk guiding a heroine to relatives then to romance and fortune. Romantic adventure and comedy unfold as Harricon Ford co stars and Robert Vignola directs this Welcome attraction based on a Marion Fairfax novel by George Westen.
High winds aggravate fires in district No. 1 of the forest service. The White River country fire in Flathead forest is worst, breaking looms and threatening camps. One hundred men fight it, with more possible. Thompson Falls and Marmen Creek fires require additional crews. A small blaze near Lolo increases sky reflections south of Missoula. The Selway fire near Cib Creek has grown, burning over 1800 acres.
Lord Burnham, proprietor of the London Daily Telegraph, is the latest figure to be considered for the British ambassador to the United States. He has served in Parliament and as a colonel in the army.
A forest fire burned along Swarts Creek in the Missoula region affecting nearby woodland and prompting firefighting efforts. No injuries reported as crews worked to contain the blaze and protect surrounding habitats.
Lieut Arthur Whitten Brown navigator of the Dickers Vimy airplane is an American citizen born in Glasgow in 1846. His parents worked on the Westinghouse automatic engine with Vickers Limited. On reaching adulthood he chose American citizenship and plans to keep allegiance to the Stars and Stripes while serving in the Royal Air Service.
In New York on Friday night Thomas Black watched as Anthony Wasiclewski of Brogettin was shown how Dempsey knocked out Witferd. Black collapsed and died on the pavement. Wasiclewski was arrested on a technical count of homicide.
July 11 Colm Askey reports prank and Charles Lincoln, brothers from Greeley, found a can of horse glue in their father's pantry. The glue looked harmless but proved dangerous as it solidified when tasted. A nearby doctor was summoned to treat the injuries and the incident highlighted risk from household chemicals.
A fragmented line shows a dialogue fragment about a husband named Mr. Biff leaving for work and a question about his being alone, suggesting a damaged OCR from a larger play or article.
Squeeze juice of two lemons into a bottle with three ounces of orthanol. Shake well and apply a quarter plot of freckle and tan lotion to the face and neck daily. Lemons and orchard white from drug stores supply the ingredients at low cost. Apply to toe, neck, arms and hands to reduce freckles and clear the complexion. The lotion is claimed harmless and non irritant.
In a quirky local note, Mrs. Eft expresses astonishment about Solin, while Mrs. Biff explains he learned to play a saxophone and joined a jazz orchestra in a cabaret. Saturday he faced no help, but his clover hay is projected to yield over 100 tons this year.
July 11 note from Hillsboro reports William Magley farming over 300 acres three miles north of Aillebors. He started his hay batter and could hire enough help to bale about 25 tons before the work slowed due to labor shortages.
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for fatigue and loss of appetite during vacation. It claims the tonic refreshes tired blood, sharpens appetite, and restores courage, urging readers to take it this summer.
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