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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1918
Page
7
A jumble of rental and sale notices appears with offers for a six room furnished house, a hemptisching machine purchase by OMLORIT, dressmaking services, and clothing pieces priced from ten to twenty dollars. Contact numbers 747, 781R, and 133 are listed amid stray phrases and unclear offers.
A vintage ad describes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a cheap hair darkener. It promises darker, even color in a few applications, claiming to conceal gray and restore a younger look using sage tea and sulphur with added relents.
Portland market notes show a downward trend across cattle and sheep after Monday’s extreme losses. Only a few cattle appeared id North Portland yards with prices dipping to the lowest levels since April, while sheep and lambs also weakened and mutton quotes fell from Monday.
Amsterdam reports a renewed German public interest in peace talks after victory elation fades. Citizens view a peace platform as a safety valve against internal strain, with debate centering on concrete terms and the possibility of continued sacrifice to end the war.
The admiralty report states British naval aviators destroyed 24 tons of hamlet on eeltrigee between June 1 and 16. One diarist did not return, with results described as good. The report covers operations near Oiwad and Broges.
London June 1. Chancellor of the Exchequer Bonar Law told the House of Commons that the German plot to derail American involvement has failed. He cited Allied reserves, computed damages, and America’s prompt cooperation as decisive, noting Allied offensive aims had not yet achieved expected gains.
A dubious health claim promotes a drink described as cleansing the kidneys. The text touts daily use, warns against kidney irritation, and recommends keeping the kidneys clean and active through a fizzy in-water beverage. It references cures and benefits with implausible efficacy.
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