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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1918
Page
2
An ad lists new shades inclining toward maize peach and tan for Geoergette crepe and je waists. Embroidered models feature contrasting cellS in checks and other patterns with callers and self materials in flat or rolled styles.
An aged newspaper ad promotes a coffee item labeled Coffee-T. P. W. Special described as the best on earth, priced at 25 cents. The fragment suggests a retail listing likely from a shop page. Contains minimal context beyond product and price.
The Pacific Coast International League will not discontinue play but will maintain baseball activity through July with the season’s end depending on regional decisions. In Seattle, attendance for a hoped-for midseason schedule influenced by local conditions will shape the remaining games and venues.
June 22 report that the Y M C A calls for 5000 men to join the war effort in France. The National War Work Council outlines training in the United States and overseas, offering a four week incentive course with two weeks at Pearl Harbor before deployment.
London June report claims Irish conscription plans are being reconsidered amid Catholic opposition. Officials flag potential shifts as authorities push revisions tied to morale and political pressure.
Fragmentary OCR suggests discussion of religious figures and political statements. Mentions Binn Felders and Catholic priests as responsible for misleading the public and the island's governance. The tone hints at disorder, surrender, and government stance, with unclear references to Ireland.
Porto Ricans aboard a steamer from the Puerto Rican area report Germans celebrating in San Juan restaurants when a U-boat alarm occurred. The German group reportedly faced a counterattack by locals and relieved crewmen, with details unclear from the fragmented text.
In Portland on June 2, a class of 40 graduating nurses from St Vincents Hospital were feted in a commencement event at the hospital. The program featured an address by a named rector and the reading of a telegram from the hospital’s base, praising the graduates who will join the nursing corps “with colors.”
The letter describes Frank Enbusk aboard a transport ship detailing rough seas from Pendleten to Bulmaripe, life on board, dances at Moos hall, meals, and discipline while noting plans to train at an Allied school. He mentions dates in 1914 and ships and ports, with casual remarks about friends and future football.
George Taylor, former jroebient of the Aitteri¢han Fox proce Company, files a petition to hold the new allotment that would unite four great enterprises. The Ages, the American, the Boutherm, and the Wel, plus two others, are mentioned in the context of this consolidation effort.
June 27 report from London cites Bulgarian opposition to Germany amid wartime unrest. Citizens fear famine and urge vowed political action against agitators while authorities detain suspected insurgents on a special train. The dispatch notes Bulgarian army discontent and broader Allied concern over German influence.
A dubious claim extols Hodis Pills as a purely vegetable cure. It sells a tonic approach, asserting superior strength and recovery from weakened conditions, urging readers to choose this alternative to traditional medicines.
The readable parts describe men and soldiers, mentions of interion and Veria, and a sense of fictional or coded language about adoption, coal, and alliances. The fragmentary lines suggest a disrupted report or cipher without clear events or individuals to anchor a full summary.
A reader letter extols Tone Kidney Pills as a swift remedy for kidney ills and related aches. The author cites personal experience, praising the product and urging others to obtain it through local vendors.
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