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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1918
Page
7
A tangled OCR fragment mentions ROT gALI-Bulek bor and a real value tied to DPattern'a Tharber. The readable bits point to a placeholder event or character note without clear context or dates. Further text would be needed for a precise summary.
New York July 26 An older device designed to recover air from submerged submarines was unveiled today. The automatic private tent system links to a submarine hull by a crude wire and uses power from a supply barge to operate. The unit carries a two man crew and drops into the water to connect and bring the submerged vessel to the surface.
London reports a new steel vessel launched with rivets missing and joined by electric welding. The ship uses an experimental process claimed to speed production and reduce weight. U S Shipping Board concerns and plans for further standard engines are noted, with widening adoption anticipated.
A fragmented historical narrative describes a shrine to Joan of Arc with a starry flag, an American flag, and the French tricolor displayed in a church setting. It notes a couplet of figures, a wall, and the story of devotion tied to the home church. Also included are stock market listings with cattle prices and market tone remarks.
The fragment records an oath by J Cheney in Toledo Iowa and mentions Hall's Household Pills for constipation. It notes a bond or payment clause and references the county system and a legal case against Toledo. The text is garbled OCR with personal names and a product ad embedded.
Market notes report poor lambs hurting shippers while demand for other goods remains weak. Notes of misfeeding and improper preparation plague shipments from Portland area markets. Prices for hogs and vealand cattle mentioned with tentative trends and regional supply issues.
A plan to replace players with older and younger athletes emerges as Provost Marshal General Gnowhere orders players to seek new occupations. Zach Wheat and Hi Myers exit the Brooklyn club, while Tom Laneh and others join a recruiting push across leagues. The Navy draws in Rowe, Kelly, Powell, and Rebele as a potential outfield mix for the Braves.
Amethadam July 26 report from Titeporin to Berlin notes widespread fear of emigration being blocked by government austerity measures. Government signals no immediate exit approvals, while Baltic region unrest, with Danzig warned of Polish pressure, adds to political strain behind the scenes.
President Wilken approves three months confinement in camp for Second Lieutenant Joseph F. B. Wilson son of Secretary of Labor Wilden and First Lieutenant Charles T. Flandreau after they were caught in a gambling raid last March.
Readers urged to drink hot water before breakfast with lemon phosphate to flush stomach and kidneys. Claims include reduced toxin buildup, fewer headaches, and improved mood. Warns against overuse and emphasizes measured intake with a teaspoon of phosphate.
Timh Weston Pendleton line shows departures from Wonton to Pendleton at 7 48 am and 12 45 pm. Leaves Atheis for Pendleton at 8 am and 1 pm. Adame to Pordieton at 8 20 am and 1 20 pm. Pendleton Alles-E Knight Store to Westen at 7 19 am and 4 pm.
A fragment notes timely warning before an attack and promotes Chamberlains Tab and Chamberlains LIniment as remedies. It cites testimonials from Mrs H P Cook of Anderson Indiana and Mrs J W Wallace of Macon Missouri praising relief from pain lameness and rheumatic issues with the products.
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