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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1919
Page
8
Medical advices describe acidity, indigestion, and gas from mismatched meals. Belching, stomach discomfort, heartburn, and head fire are noted symptoms with quick relief suggested. The fragment hints at a remedy or remedy timing but lacks clear instructions or product names.
The readable fragment describes a beverage or medicine effect without clear names or events. It mentions digestive relief and appetite impact but lacks identifiable persons, places, or organizations to anchor a full news item.
A fragmentary 1920s era classified list offers room for rent in a Knott Webbetroot area, a few help wanted posts for an stenographer and a ranch wife, plus a contractor J. W. Jackson. Also promotional lines push Lilly’s chick feed and Blydenstein Co poultry supplies as farm needs rise. The text appeals to readers to place or respond to ads via paper listings.
Freeport Saskatchewan marchers, led by 24 teachers, protest vaccination orders amid a smallpox scare. About a thousand students joined the downtown parade to oppose the board of health measures.
Numerous property transfers recorded including M ft Lay to F Hyde for $1 and others. H G Trydenstein to F EL Jia for $2000. W RR Parker to HL OD Edwards for $10. Eml. Weinheimer to F SN Whitney for $6000. L W Roberts for R Walters for $2500. S A Davie to J A Plughers for $2500. Lefforge to N William for $10. Wreewater M Hall to Fl BE Douglas for $300. Totter to AM Koo and others. Parcels described by sections townships and ranges with river and canal references.
An old farmer nears death and a heated bedside exchange ends with fatal resolve. Witty anecdotes recount Sam Barton, once with Barton, Davie & Minis, boasting of Grand Centre schemes to mislead Wall Street by appointing directors, a quip about Commodore Vanderbilt, and town office trickery.
After winter, many seek a cleansing tonic. Dr Carter’s K B Tea is promoted as a herbal spring system cleaner to drive out impurities and restore health. The ad claims broad uses including headache relief and general well being.
A conference opened in Washington on March 18 to set a new uniform wage scale and agreement for shipyards and metal trades workers on the Pacific coast. The meeting is conducted under the metal trades department of the American Federation of Labor.
Washington reports a likely Senate vote on the League of Nations covenant with opponents declaring opposition. Democrats are largely against the recent form and forty one Republicans are on record against the covenant, totaling 42 votes, surpassing a simple majority.
First picture and escape recount a fatal accident at a home in Viento. A pistol discharged by playmate Tony Kravle killed the boy instantly as they sat on a bed in a second-floor room. Detective notes and police investigation follow a grim scene.
A photograph captures Eamon de Valera after his escape from a British prison where he was held for involvement in the Irish revolutionary movement. He is reported to be in hiding around Dublin.
An advertised hair product claims to stop dandruff and double beauty by removing flakes and stimulating scalp health. The copy urges daily use from a local store and promises hair that appears thicker and more abundant with repeated application.
A fragmentary March 1 dispatch reports American authorities plan to turnover imported locomotives from Germany to the American railway sector. The notice mentions a 14-year-old casualty linked to harm and a river town in a damaged context, with unclear references to names and locales.
Alfalfa tracts close in with fine buildings and town lots priced 25 to 50 dollars per lot. Income properties yield around 20 percent while unimproved alfalfa land is offered very cheap. Hermiston is growing steadily with limited boom conditions.
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