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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1918
Page
2
Washington March 11 officials of the currency division called for a report on the condition of rational ranks at the base Marel forth, urging banks to submit detailed financial data and compliance documents to ensure stability and oversight.
Portland report says William HM Hayward, a famed track coach for the University of, collapsed in a Portland hotel yesterday afternoon and was taken to hospital for observation. He had arrived from Eugene to visit Dr. Wiley N. Toner and was en route to the Stevens Building when collapse occurred. Doctors call his condition not critical. he has a history of heart issues and previously suffered a severe attack in November.
The readable portion is insufficient to identify people, places, events, or organizations. no verifiable facts present to summarize meaningfully.
Fragmented text hints at a naval or maritime story with names Ward, Woe, Buikferd, Berrien, Snare, Bosse. Unable to extract clear facts due to garbled OCR. Provide clearer source for a precise card.
The text discusses fat content in white bread and wheat products, mentioning ratios of fat around seven percent and comparing fats in different foods. It references a person named Genet Deon and hints at dietary observations and common cooking items without clear context.
At Friday session of the Parent-Teacher Association a committee was named to organize a department of refugee relief within the local Red Cross chapter. The gathering noted the ongoing welfare exhibition in Washington last April and urged coordinated clothing drives and continued support for needy families through Red Cross channels.
A wartime finance note reports a loan of two hundred million dollars to Britain announced by Secretary McAdoo. The article mentions U S aims to support Allied efforts and notes the broader context of national borrowing as the United States prepares for potential involvement in the war. The wording reflects early 20th century reporting on U S financial aid and international alliance dynamics.
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss protection of holdings and land, a Pacific War era reference, and lines about wartime measures, suppliers, and postwar obligations. Names and places are garbled. core idea centers on land protection during conflict and terms after termination.
Fragmented notes detail Meacham shivers at twenty below Wednesday and a string of local events. Mentions weather around waterline, a Pendleton visit for treatment, and various society activities with readings, songs, dances, and a fundraiser planned for March.
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled dates and phrases about stomach illness treatments. Mentions drugists and a guaranteed tablet for stomach ills, but text is incoherent and unclear in intent or details.
An elderly reader recounts skin relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, claiming decades of trouble solved after three cakes of soap and one tube of ointment. The notice emphasizes regular daily use and mentions hair loss prevention and dandruff tips.
A fragmented notice describes a distant community event where residents invite people to attend a gathering, mentioning dancing and sharing cake. It references a person named Dinah and a plan to relocate nearby, with emphasis on volunteer participation and distant proximity.
A mother testimonials her daughter’s two year battle with weakness on the right side ending in a successful recovery after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The letter notes initial skepticism but eventual relief and urges women to seek advice from Pinkham’s Medicine in Lynn Massachusetts.
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