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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1919
Page
4
Independent newspaper in Pendleton Oregon lists weekly and daily pricing for mail and carrier delivery. Rates cover four months six months and one year and include separate pricing for daily and weekly editions with service detail.
Fragmentary poem styled as a military private's reflection. The speaker contemplates past battles and current rest, invoking soldiers like generals and colonels. The piece contrasts old-time war memories with present fatigue and the quiet of the bunk as dawn nears.
A year end message urges Pendleton to pursue progress through home building and apartment supply. It highlights new families, mobile workers locating here for geographic advantages, and farmers moving for schools and home conditions. It calls for water abundance, clean government, better street lighting, and an open, welcoming, youthful civic spirit to sustain growth.
Mrs. F. A. Gana of Steele Alabama reports relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and the Blood Medicine for hot flashes nervousness and fatigue during menopause. The daughter, a former teacher, also benefited and plans to share the remedy with others.
The piece argues good roads will propel progress and expects Pendleton to double its population in five to ten years, linking infrastructure to rapid urban expansion. It emphasizes the influence of improved highways on development and progress.
U S exports in January reached a record 623 million dollars, beating the 613 million from January two years earlier. Imports stood well above prewar levels while the trade balance held near the prewar annual average, with optimistic notes on postwar demand and domestic recovery. The piece also urges road funding and garden planning amid labor tensions.
Surgeon General Blue of the U S Public Health Service appeals to 115 000 ministers to use Sunday February 23 for discussion on fighting disease and venereal diseases menacing national vitality. Miss Doyle oversees the venereal disease division.
The peace conference faces disputes among Poland Hungary and other states over a tentative end date with Turkey and Aeintw Teor cited as losing momentum. Greek policy lines are shaping near eastern talks while regional disputes test unity.
An advertorial claim states Vinol helps anaemic, run-down, nervous, devitalized conditions from poor blood. It asserts the formula on the label proves ingredients that build blood, improve digestion, and help absorb daily food to restore health, with testimonials from Mrs N and other names.
Fragment discusses Hungary and the Austro Hungarian dismemberment with Balkan access being curtailed. It mentions Greece aiming to sever Asiatic Turkey and Bulgaria from the sea and to influence Constantinople for Greek or international control.
Mrs Neff leads the Modest Dress Resolution as the W C T U plans to press its prohibition victory into a broader campaign for social purity. The group will urge modest clothing for women and oppose unseasonable attire, such as summer wear in winter, narrow skirts, open necks, and frequent fashion changes.
A humorous tale traces a doctor's failed college career and his misadventures across Guth, Kane City, Sedalis, and Saint James Spring. The narrative follows a restless search for success, frail health, a perilous journey, and a grim fate as the patient discovers misdelivered choices and unsettling revelations amid rural miscommunications.
The advertisement touts Othine double strength as a remedy to remove freckles and improve complexion. It promises noticeable results with a guarantee to refund money if not satisfied, urging readers to try a topical preparation claimed to lighten blemishes for summer appearance.
A clipped Philadelphia Telegram item quotes a scornful exchange about hay and knowledge, with remarks attributed to Mr. Smith and a mock challenge about growth. The fragment hints at civic wit or local dispute but provides no clear outcome or context.
An old home remedy touts turning hair dark with sage tea and a Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound mix. The recipe claims to color gray hair, improve shine, and restore youthfully even tones, now offered as a ready to use product for convenient at home use.
An old advertisement touts St Jacobs Liniment as a cure for sprains and strains including ankle wrist shoulder back and muscle swelling. It claims instant penetration into nerves tendons and bones with quick recovery and soothing relief, urging readers to buy a trial bottle at any drugstore.
Beecham's Pills reported as the largest selling medicine in the world with global distribution and broad usage. The claim highlights Alcincpatene as a key ingredient and emphasizes widespread consumer adoption across markets.
An old style advertisement claims Hood's Sarna parilla restores appetite and vigor, strengthens digestion, and nourishes blood. It touts improved digestion, steadier nerves, and a more even tone after meals.
An advertisement claims Freezone removes corns and calluses instantly with a few drops on the affected area. It promises painless relief, calling the product a simple, effective remedy available at drug stores.
A well known authority explains stomach trouble and indigestion arise from acidity not lack of digestion. Excess hydrochloric acid slows digestion and promotes fermentation making meals sour and causing gas belching heartburn and discomfort. He recommends Jad Salts as a safe inexpensive remedy.
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