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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1918
Page
7
Ad advertisement notes changes to insertions under the New Today section. It mentions bedh cow and festien terms and requests headings to appear under the proper place. The language is unclear and incomplete in describing the exact notices or dates.
Public notice describes an unclaimed mare mule and a buck animal held at the Pendleton City Pound. Owners have ten days to claim. if not, the animals will be sold at public auction for cash to cover costs and expenses. Sale date and terms provided.
Classified ad jumble listing furnished housekeeping rooms at 601 Clay and 407 W Alta, several rent options in Pendleton areas, including store rooms and late model typewriters, plus contact names and phone numbers. Also notes about furnished apartments, a builder's note, and salvage ad fragments.
An offer touts a regimen to cleanse and stimulate kidneys using a “glass of salts” and water. It promotes high water intake and a homemade effervescent drink, claiming to remove toxins, reduce urinary irritation, and support kidney function. Cautions about prohibited use and potential hazards appear as disclaimers within the damaged text.
An antique ad explains a DIY hair darkening mixture using Wyeth Gauge and Sulphur Compound sold in a bottle for six cents. It claims the product darkens hair naturally and evenly in a single night, concealing gray or faded color without noticeable signs, and presents it as a delightful toilet requisite. It notes the product is not a cure for disease.
The piece profiles Corporal Mat Gremly of the Marine unit in France, famed for a whale of a fight and frontline bravery. Amid heavy shelling his company moved forward, he became trapped at the entrance but survived after rescuers widened the gap, earning noted hero status.
War brides are urged to dress thoughtfully for camp and training attention. Careful selection of garments focuses on proper tailoring, trimming, and modest style to avoid extravagance while presenting neatly. The article encourages practical, well made attire and mentions accessories such as buttons and fabric trim.
Italian soldiers adapt to U.S. Army life with light entertainment as GIs in Rome enjoy comedy films. War workers report securing performers Happ Moeligan, Kreme Kort, and Patty Arboekioime for a local morale program, while civilian volunteers coordinate activities at the T. M. C. A. center.
An OCR fragment notes American audiences reacting to film titles altered into Italian style and featuring names like Mable Normand, Victor Moore, Sid Chaplin, and Booby Bumps Gag. It mentions Charlie Chaplin to be introduced later and refers to comic chips at the American front.
In wartime rural America volunteers from towns join farmers to harvest wheat near the Western battle line. They work without pay, aiding farm production and supporting the Red Cross. The effort expands county by county as workers move from farm to farm, hungry for peace and victory.
A translated instructional note explains how an army can compel an enemy to retreat by striking at multiple points, using a triangle diagram to show attacks from key figures. It describes penetrating the enemy line toward the flank, then launching a second wave from the triangle to envelop the defense.
In Warrick county unfamiliar locals organized theft routes across farms with a plan to hit forty men’s acres of wheat. The scheme involved South Dakota migrants and local agents, aided by state agriculture specialists, county officials, and defense bodies, aiming to aid farmers amid shortages.
Washington reports a cooperative effort to move wheat by box cars with the Railroad Administration and the Department of Agriculture coordinating. Congestion at seaboards is targeted with cars allocated to wheat landing areas and increased readiness for loading, as May 1 approaches. Officials expect no need for extra cars beyond current allocations, aided by the Grain Corporation partnership.
New York reports Pilotr Adame, famed for winning the standing broad jump and excelling in running and standing high jump events in Stockholm Sweden 1912, is set to assume a senior physical director role in France near Saint-Quentin. He seeks 100 recreation and physical director duties.
A damaged OCR snippet references the City of and notary public terms. It mentions Catarth Medicine, a conveyance or dissociated phrase and a disjointed name sequence including CHENEY & CO Toledo. The text remains unclear but conveys a civic or legal notice fragment with names and offices.
Fragmentary text lacks identifiable people or events. cannot determine a coherent news item or period style from the provided snippet.
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