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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1917
Page
4
In honor of her mother Mrs N E Desnain, Mrs Norborne Berkeley hosted a quiet afternoon of needlework and chat at the Berkeley home on Thompson Street. The column lists weddings, illnesses, club meetings, and array of local society members attending events, with notes on visitors, travels, and forthcoming institute plans.
Mothers praise Foley's Honey and Tar for stopping thick mucus and the hoarse cough, easing breathing, and bringing quiet sleep for croup. A mother from Eau Claire reports a boy cured of a severe croup attack, calling it a wonderful remedy for coughs and colds. Taianan Drug Company.
A menacing figure arrives amid stormy skies, the arch-enemy of farmers, poised to reap a destructive harvest with no apparent defense. The fragment hints at looming peril to crops and livelihoods, underscoring tension and fear in rural communities.
The ad urges readers to call for guidance on obtaining protection for their purchases. It promises comprehensive insurance coverage with a focus on safety and reassurance, claiming to handle all aspects of the policy and how to obtain it. The language is promotional and geared toward encouraging contact.
A reader reports nine years of backache and illness eased by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes a great change for the better and renewed strength, urging other women to try the remedy for relief.
A damaged OCR item reports the sinking of Transylvania on May 4 by a German submarine. The vessel carried 99 lives including 9 officers and a crew of 42, operates in the New York service, and was built in Britain. The ship’s captain and ten crew members are noted among the missing.
This morning a start is made on the Uimini County share of the Red Cross War Fund with Mra Line HL Sturgis pledging 1900 and her two sons James HH Sturgis and Cyrus O Sturgis pledging 250 each. The donation already covers five percent of the county's share. The local committee will meet this week to organize a campaign running from June 1 to June 30. J FP Robinson and Rev E Snider, with Leo Cohen and Harry Chambers, returned from the state conference in Portland.
The OW. RE. & N. Co. sues Frederick Wailer Lame and others to condemn a 90 foot wide strip of land adjoining its east Dry Creek path. The case seeks the fee simple interest in the property, with references to Rockefeller and related parties in New York.
The article describes a plan to avoid freight depot delays by paying freight on core shipments, a move not previously undertaken by the railroad. The decision pleased some observers as it allowed a timely departure, though it was seen as a drastic measure.
Official request to the East Oregonian editor dated June 5, 1917, urging publication space for a recruitment notification and a request to repeat the notice over the next two weeks as possible. Signed Warry Sherwhod.
A dramatic account describes Th. Cuiy Fipeweree of Dever and S.J. asserting his theory under fire in trench conditions. The piece notes the bullet’s 2,540 feet per second speed and an impact force around 5,000 pounds, with the bombardment causing no visible damage to some devices.
The United States Congress requests British subjects aged 18 to 40 in the states of Oregon Washington Montana and the Territory of Alaska to register their names with the British consulate in Portland Oregon. Registration does not guarantee naturalization or acceptance into military service.
A mother recounts her baby's skin eruption and the relief from Cuticura Soap and Ointment after trying a sample. She notes the redness and pimples cleared in weeks and signs with address in St. Paul Minnesota dated August 24, 1916.
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