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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
3
The text presents a garbled wartime note in which a speaker urges unity and protection of Belgian women, condemns enemy actions, and reflects on loss. It references the United States and a promise not to shed tears in front of a loved one, implying devotion and sacrifice amid conflict.
School paper editor Jim Tea investigates how iron and steel respond to magnetic force, examining the state of the material and the strength of attraction. The piece highlights a playful photo showing magnetism in action and questions about magnetic behavior.
The report describes attempts to photograph objects in a magnetized chamber for several days. Initial results are encouraging, yielding indentations and photographs of small items on a plate. If confirmed, the effect may solve part of the magnetism problem and relate to waves and X rays.
A June 1 dispatch from the Arab Bureau discusses agriculture in Palestine. It notes thatJerusalem and surrounding colonies rely on primitive and imported plows, with German British and American models mentioned as used tools. The report highlights harrows and tiling equipment showing varied adoption across Jewish and German settlements.
Fragmentary note warns of a painful deadly disease in every mile of neighborhood before doctors or medicine. promotes a bottle of Chambrylain's Colloidal Diarrhoea Remedy as immediate relief. Mentions names and a historical cholera outbreak with sick children and delayed care.
A man believed wanted on charges of forgery escaped from custody in Welser Idaho after a high speed chase with a deputy sheriff aboard a vehicle traveling about 25 miles per hour. The fugitive fled through a window in the rain and wind but was recaptured shortly after. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is cited in customer notes from Peru Indiana.
A fragmented 19th century-era letter discusses cooking, diet, and practical remedies. It mentions Edward Reewell, Sir Edward, and Mr Page in a gossiping tone about American wares, kitchen mishaps, and table habits. The text weaves critiques of cooks, vegetables, and pumpkin service while wryly questioning culinary authenticity.
Haying is in full swing at Umapine with rain hindered work last week. Farmers hope for fair weather for the next ten days or more as harvest supports prices. Community notices include a strawberry and ice cream social on June 28 and various local visits and club meetings.
A garbled historical fragment mentions Whamberlin's Tallets and a writer from Richmond. It references an erection of con gispatiog and a tripla dy, suggesting a tentative scandal or political promise, but details are unclear.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions the United States consulate at Baghdad from 1806, noting figures such as Maceldeen and Dove, and references to Turkish interests, irrigation surveys, and a broad evaluation of regional grain supply and governance during a contested period. The text is garbled with unclear names and dates.
The article discusses a tonic combining iron with sarsaparilla and pepsin to boost mood and vitality. It notes Peptiron Pills include pepwin iron, and mentions added tonics and laxatives. It promotes claimed four fold improvement in mood and bodily strength.
Stockholm June 12 A Dutch Scandinavian committee member reports that a German peace statement will be liberal and favorably viewed by the Entente. The Scandinavian group asks Petrograd to send delegates from the workmen and soldiers councils. About four hundred Americans remain in centers in Europe and Sweden as transit points for refugees from the old aristocratic families in Stockholm.
June 11 reports say Cheyenne Indians threaten violence as they hold war dances. Governor Stewart received a telegram from Forsyth about the threat and refused to defer selective conscription. A large war dance is planned for tomorrow, causing fear of possible clashes.
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