Cool and Comfortable Kayser Union Suits
Tailored to fit in fine cotton and gauze risle with low neck no sleeves umbrella or tight knee styles. Priced from 1.00 to 1.50. Lifit 75e S5c.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1918
Page
2
Tailored to fit in fine cotton and gauze risle with low neck no sleeves umbrella or tight knee styles. Priced from 1.00 to 1.50. Lifit 75e S5c.
Heavyweight extra size bath towels offered at 50 cents each. Describes them as genuine bar gain and urges buyers to stock up now with quantity discounts implied.
Knox Knit brand hose in black and bronze silk style, fine knit gauze lisle for women. Describes matching pair with quality material and a price of 90 cents.
The War Department calls all citizens to report information about draft registrants in idle or non productive work. Citizens will be protected by confidentiality and urged to report any who avoid service. The notice lists idlers such as gamblers and race track workers as targets for described redress.
The passage touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pept iron as the best, most effective and economical treatment for fatigue anemia and general weakness. It claims improved energy, clearer minds, calmer nerves, and better mood when taken before meals.
Washington reports from June 25 that medical authorities, after tearful procedures, confirm trench fever is spread by lice among Allied troops on the Western Front. The illness, described as baffling, is linked to germ exposure in France. Medical teams coordinate ambulatory care for affected soldiers.
General Perahing reports on the dewis of the test and the story of the brawry of the American volunteers. An im thecos of yellow fever finds no susceptible animals and no memory to call for volunteers. In January volunteers went to a hospital and were inoculated with blood from trench fever care. In one group twenty three of thirty four developed the disease. In another, fifteen of twenty were affected. Weight loss ranged from twenty to twenty five pounds. Germans bombed the hospital but caused no injuries. Perahing believes the mercy offering of sixty shear mor will lead to the protection of thousands from trench fever.
Fragment shows reference to an uprising with unclear names and places. Mentions Hepgpetin community and Jiempe Comets near a promien meeting. Details are unreadable, but suggests tension and possible confrontation without confirmed outcomes.
The article outlines Chautauqua and Red Cross plans to deliver aid and comfort to wounded, extend relief to homes, and foster international support. It notes shipments to Canada, Britain, and New Zealand, and mentions tax relief and government involvement in organizing such relief and wartime mobilization.
Louisville report claims Kentucky officials plan to showcase pork production with a large herd on the State House lawn. The piece references Gov. A W D Minky, pastor Col Thommen, and claims of meat industry efficiency, noting staged examples and political aims in agricultural policy debates.
In Losdon on June 22 11 reports that Avotria employs nearly half of its art division while a quarter remain with ore due to severe pin injuries. The situation highlights workforce strain and safety issues at the Viatineft plant.
The Pendleton Red Cross chapter appeals for volunteers to assist with emergency dressings during the week June 24 to July 3. With a doubled quota, the chapter urges all able to spare time to help, noting the urgent need as requests rise across chapters.
Hammond Sune 25 reports an engineer Len Kare geri blamed for a street calamity after claiming dieting. police charge NonPlauthter. The vehicle death toll rises as authorities hold him at Gary police pending further action.
Washington dispatch reports senators generally backed higher draft age bands with strong support for ages 20 to 45 while details remain uncertain. The debate touched on conduct and eligibility as the measure moves forward in the chamber.
An item reviews a drug called freesenr claimed to free corn and relieve pain instantly. It describes applying a few drops to the corn and lifting out the whole corn with fingers, promising quick relief without irritation. It notes variability in drugstore availability and cautions that no remedy guarantees removing every corn or callus.
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