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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1918
Page
2
July clearance sale advertises women's and children's low shoes and slippers with various patent kid pumps and canvas styles. Items include patent kid pumps with French heels, beaded fronts, white trim, Cuban heels, and strap designs in multiple colors and materials, often priced at $2.95 to $4.95, with many sizes and special lots offered.
Fine air wool yarn sweaters for children, in coral turquoise and light tan with angora collars. Sizes 26 28 30. Price five dollars ninety eight cents. PYICCE Abe 42 Hai,e.
An advertisement for a Pure Food Grocery lists the sanitary basement, flyless cleanliness, and Amiable service. It highlights vegetables such as cabbage rhubarb lettuce carrots green beans tomatoes and potatoes and fruits like red raspberries blackberries cherries etc. It also promotes picnic sandwiches and deli items at economical prices with emphasis on freshness and purity.
A garbled OCR page mixes recipes with wartime policy notes. It references bread and sugar limits, corn starch usage, dates, and maple flavoring, alongside a policy discussion about conscription and training in France. Names of foods appear with unclear quantities, while wartime context hints at rationing and draft provisions.
Fragmented text questions efficacy of medicated tonics for catarrh and warns that symptoms may ease briefly but do not cure. Mentions real enemy in need of proper treatment and cautions against self prescribed remedies. Contains garbled phrases and nonsensical terms.
Fran ce Gaimer, Western amateur golf champion, has been notified of winning a commission as second lieutenant and has been assigned to the quartermaster department.
A fragmented Oregon roundup reports on workers joining the arm labor movement amid manpower concerns in farming districts. Highlights include Baker and La Grande columns on local injuries and industry figures, a streetcar strike ending in Vancouver, and draft board critiques from Camp Lewie.
In a chaotic Marine action on the Marne front July 12, Private Jimmy, amid machine gun fire and German pressure, repeatedly urged for aid. Wounded, he refused retreat, and comrades fashioned a makeshift mask and helmet to keep him in the fight.
Washington report from July 22 describes a proposed protective coating for concrete ships. Engineers say the coating will armor concrete hulls against decay and wear, promising durable performance in sea service.
A testimonial from Mrs. Sayd Shaw of Portsmouth Ohio praises a herbal remedy for women’s ailments. The letter urges suffering women to try the medicine and notes a forty year experience behind the Pinecha table compound from Lynn Massachusetts.
A readable fragment discusses a person named Ohler in the concrete whip division and worries that a reform will take years without protection. It mentions protective coatings and the potential extension of care, with unclear references to protective measures and development.
July 12 report from Copenhagen says one of Ambassador Mirhach's men was arrested after a failed attempt, with unclear details and damaged names. The incident involves local authorities and international diplomacy, leaving questions about motive and outcome.
A wholesome and cleansing physic that is gentle in action helps relieve constipation indigestion sick headache bloating sour stomach and stomach disturbances caused by irregular bowels. It promotes natural movement and comfort for digestive health.
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