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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1919
Page
9
A fragmented tale recalls a breakfast scene where a woman jokes about a tighter meal and a husband secretively expected to cook. Amid odd recollections of coffee, toast, and deviled eggs, a shy husband appears, revealing his long-hidden role. The piece ends with questions about a cabinet’s fate and a wheat crop’s nonstop growth.
A newspaper notice urges prompt treatment for catarrh warning of lung danger if untreated. It touts 32 Swift Specific Co as a blood antidote that allegedly removes catarrh germs from the bloodstream. Readers are invited to write for medical advice to the Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta, Georgia.
A large crowd attended a surprise party for Mile Lillian Entiat at her home Thursday night. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Th J Englehart and many local residents. The event featured games and socializing as the community gathered, with others making recent visits to Pendleton and Walla Walla mentioned.
Meacham Lake hosts a steady stream of visitors and passers through from Walla Walla Ontario and La Grande. Local residents report camps and roadside stops while several travelers head to nearby towns for tasks and visits. The Meacham community expresses concern over highway construction delays and potential difficulty locating grade stakes next spring.
Washington June 2 Acting secretary Polk rejects the idea of a British mandate over Mexico calling it absurd He notes the Covenant and Monroe Doctrine limit foreign control and says no other nation has any claim to intervene in Mexican affairs and stresses caution over a European power’s influence
June 2 report from the Army Reserve at Wrattington notes no shortage of qualified officers ready for immediate service if the United States enters another war. By September 40,830 officers have been reenlisted or retained in the Officers Reserve Corps. The June 1 tally lists 178 applications for reserve commissions disapproved, while many applicants attempted to qualify but failed.
Mrs Permilla Hullizer of Ithaca New York recounts years of right side pains and an abdominal abscess. After two weeks bedridden with an ice bag she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports returning to work and making dresses. She endorses the medicine as a godsend for female troubles and invites others to try it.
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