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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
11
In Worcester Massachusetts on March 14 a deadly incident left one man dead and four others injured. Police investigations continued as investigators sought motives and joined witnesses to piece together the sequence of events.
An advertisement argues skin itching and burning arise from blood disorders and promotes S S S as the effective blood remedy. It claims rapid relief and offers expert advice from the Swift Specific Co. Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta, Georgia.
Washington March 13. Advisers expect President Wilson to issue a public statement on the American attitude toward the League of Nations covenant. He noted in Washington he would likely speak after arriving in Paris and perhaps in response to greetings at Brest to clarify European opinion amid criticism of the League in the United States. Secretary Tumulty denied Paris reports that censorship delayed news of opinion on the leagues reaching the Peace Conference.
London dated March 13 reports serious trouble breaking out in Dalmatia between Italians and Jugo-Slaves. Exchange telegraph dispatches describe fresh clashes and heightened tensions in the region amid ongoing hostilities and mounting civilian fears.
An old advertisement extols a three item Cuticura toilet set including ointment soap and talcum. It claims the products, used on the skin during toilet and hygiene routines, stay gentle and free of irritation while keeping hands clean and skin healthy.
An old ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle aid for digestion and liver function. It claims the tablets do not act as a laxative, instead encouraging normal bowel and liver action without force. Benefits listed include improved breath and reduced headaches when the mouth lacks slate brown tones.
Scrappy reports say Jugo Slavs forced the Italian flagship to lower its flag at Trau on Friday while an Italian destroyer sought an apology. Clashes with Italians were noted at Sparto on Monday and Serbian aid to Allied sailors was mentioned. Local arrivals include Alex Smith from Lani Michigan and G L Dunning from Stanfield.
Captain Edwin Post Jr of Tuxedo Park New York received the first French citation after the United States entered the war. He had just returned from France where he brought his burning plane down safely from ten thousand feet.
Weston Mountain Oregon report notes roads blocked by heavy snow hindering travel to Weston and nearby areas. Mr Klein and a Walla Walla minister met at the church Tuesday night but attendance limited by impassable routes. Local residents Bert Pierson family hosted at Ferguson dinner. Haviland drove from Basket Mountain to town for groceries. horses struggled in deep snow.
Corporal Lowell Hollingshead of Mt Sterling Ohio was captured after volunteering to reach the Lost Battalion in the Argonne forest and deliver a surrender demand. He was wounded, carried the message, and reportedly asked the battalion to surrender. the German reply allegedly provoked a famed defiant response.
Paris March 14 Premier Clemenceau as president of the peace conference has sent a letter to the head of the inter allied commission at Triest. He says the military commission appointed by the supreme council to investigate the incidents will proceed at once to Laibach. After facts are verified the commission will take all necessary action including orders for punishment of the guilty and any satisfaction due the Italian government.
A testimonial from Mrs. Alexie C. Nangi praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for relief from hot flashes nervousness backache and fatigue during the change of life. The advertisement cites 40 years of experience and invites inquiries to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. Lynn Massachusetts.
A medical note argues rheumatism stems from excess uric acid from rich foods and meat. It recommends low meat intake, plenty of water, warm clothing, dry feet, and avoiding dampness to reduce uric acid and protect kidneys. A suggested remedy uses four drachms of salts daily in water before breakfast for a week, plus lithia-water drinks to aid kidney function.
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur Compound to turn gray hair dark and lustrous. It claims even, natural color you can apply with a sponge or brush, with results visible by morning and deeper after another use.
An ad claims St Jacobs Liniment quickly soothes rheumatic and sciatic pain by applying to the tender spot. It says the remedy is harmless, non staining, and has relieved many sufferers for decades, also helping neuralgia lumbago back ache sprains and swellings.
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