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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1917
Page
7
A wartime message urges readers to buy Liberty Law bonds with a minimum $50 purchase. Bonds are tax free except for state and inheritance taxes and pay 3.5 percent interest. They can convert to higher yielding government bonds if issued during the war. Subscriptions close June 15. Any Pendlittos Bank on Merchant.
Low spirits marked the North Portland cattle market for the week with reduced bids and lower prices across beef steers and heifers. Trade showed some strength in select lots but overall market activity remained slow as packers faced high inventory and wary demand.
A column advocates avoiding uric acid in joints by dietary changes. It warns against rich meats and certain foods, suggests drinking ample water, and mentions salt laced remedies like lithium water and bicarbonate preparations claimed to aid kidney filtration. The text reads as a promotion of home remedies for gout and arthritis.
Fragmentary article describes upper class Korean women, noting restrictions, court attire, and seclusion within households. It contrasts their limited public presence with some freedom in work and commerce, mentions traditional dress, night-time outings, and family authority, but emphasizes pervasive confinement and ritual.
Baltimore readers report rumors of submarines built to resemble cargo steamers, capable of rapid diving and long-range patrols. Folke Tembech, Swedish ministerial relative, recalls Kiel shipyards and the potential for swift, heavily armed subs to threaten fleets, while other dispatches note cholera remedies and aerial stunts in New York and Des Moines.
An aged advertisement touts Rage and Sulphur for restoring gray hair to its natural color. It claims dramatic darkening, natural look, and easy at home use with a 50 cent bottle sold at local druggists, though not a cure for disease.
The fragmentary OCR text describes a bat drifting to ground at Hackenmark Meadows near Kearney and mentions meadows burning with incomplete phrases about individuals and events. The readable content is garbled and preserves few concrete facts or names.
A dense listing shows multiple attorneys at law with office locations in Smith Crawford and American National Bank buildings, plus funeral services by J A Brown and John & Baker. Also advertised are butter sale offers, home repair services, insurance agents, and real estate land listings in Montana and Oregon.
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