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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1918
Page
2
A Cincinnati chemist touts freemone as a simple cure for painful corns and calluses. He claims a few drops rubbed on the affected area will remove corns without inflaming surrounding skin, promising quick relief and little irritation.
In a university kitchen seminar, Miss Lil iin Tiles Tied Conpinvnilan discusses substituting oat and barley crackers for wheat flour products to ease dietary needs. The talk covers practical baking tips and emphasizes using oats, barley, and milk to create wheat free pastries.
Rerve racking splinters of dull throbbing headaches yield in minutes with Dr. Tite's Power tablets. These pills promise quick relief from headache and neuralgia at a fraction of a dollar, offered at stores with a simple purchase.
A fragmented culinary passage discusses grains and bread making with mentions of white flour, rye, wheat, and potatoes. It notes differences in baking and oven temperatures and suggests variations in handling dough for different bread types. The text resembles a mid century food column with speculative methods.
March 4 report from Moss Hall Arkansas states twenty nine soldiers of the 542th engineers service battalion sustained minor injuries during a gun practice drill at Fort Pike. One noncommissioned officer was injured in a leg or shoulder with pain described as not serious.
London dispatch reports a declared special security area in Clare Ireland amid an outbreak of unrest. Authorities announce deployment of additional troops to quell disorder and restore order as the region comes under military policing.
Fragmentary report from Copenhagen on March 4 references a teacher, teachers, and a crane man. The garbled text mentions a conceptor and a guard on a water wave, with a warning about learning to kill a cow by wind. The passage lacks clear facts, names, dates, or outcomes.
Ukiah's weather is warmer with prevailing conditions. The report covers local social notes including brief visits, travel, and community happenings around Ukiah and nearby areas, mentioning residents such as Ian Camtesh, Olive Turner, and many others. It notes travel to Pendleton and Butter Creek, and mentions a dog killed by wire and other small town events and greetings.
A garbled report outlines a cook nicknamed Tomsi who was invited to a home with a tree in early land. It states he became a caterer for a person named Brith after being foul by opye Tom nildw in Eady Land, with unclear details on events or outcomes.
Report from European office of the New York Herald describes a man linked to a nark scam targeting hotels and businesses in Paris. Authorities note a Bogie vehicle tied to the case as investigators pursue evidence and possible accomplices amid a spate of thefts and fraud across Europe.
In Prangt Aris Well Insu, a company named The S00 Company-Hewiment notes a series of insurance activities. A person named Franco Jeleur is referenced in relation to a $2 transaction. Details are fragmented and unclear due to OCR errors.
Advertises California Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults claiming to aid liver and bowels. Warns against counterfeits and instructs to buy from the genuine company to avoid adulterated products.
A fragment states an allotment of 785 tons from the Wie company with a total of $2 540.50 allocated for the folk back Nene.
A garbled text urges drinking hot water before breakfast. It includes bizarre phrases about health, cleansing, and purported benefits. The piece reads like a damaged health-rant with scattered mentions of beverages, minerals, and routines, lacking coherent facts or sources.
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