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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1918
Page
6
Pendleton observers record social notices and arrivals from La Grande to Spokane. Reforms and wartime shifts color gatherings at estate dinners, church functions, and volunteer classes, with reports on graduates, students, and visiting families amid ongoing Red Cross efforts.
A fragmented notice hints at a follow up to a doll themed story titled To Love For Doll Sequel. Readers glimpse vague references to Dale and Rune symbols in a cryptic release, with unclear credits and publication details.
Washington June 7 Representative Raimes charges in the house that Charles Englehardt, the platinum advisor to the war industries board, acts as the American representative of a German firm seeking control of the world’s platinum supply. He says Englehardt controls about 40 percent of the world’s platinum through three firms besides his own. It is explained that modern wars require platinum. Englehardt is said to be born in Germany of German parentage.
Jim Goodhart city chaplain known for business leadership joins war effort. He is already at work in France serving as a chaplain as Denver reports his tangible contribution.
Jer Jane Clark has been selected for a key role overseeing Chautauqua children’s work and pageant activities. She brings years of experience as a playground worker and pageant director and will supervise the Mother Goose Festival closing night and a children’s story hour under the supervisors’ direction.
Washington June 7 government officials call for cutting burlap use to improve fertilizer shipments and wartime logistics. They warn that using 200 pound sacks instead of 100 or smaller packages could save millions in transport costs and ease shortages affecting food and war aid. The appeal targets fertilizer dealers and manufacturers to reduce burlap waste and speed distribution.
A hastily written item from Chicago in June notes efforts by the University of Hinata to create a four year military college aiming to imitate West Point as closely as possible.
Advertisement for Gets-It corn remover claims painless relief and quick removal of corns. Mentions “Gete-1t” and “Gete-tt” with drops, promises no cutting, wrapping, or tape, and claims popularity and expert recommendation. Notes B. Lave & Co. of Chicago as makers.
A fragmentary report describes a Cincinnati chemist introducing free tone a topical remedy claimed to dissolve corns, calluses, and toe disorders when applied. The item touts rapid relief with minimal irritation, promising swift removal of infected tissue and roots.
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