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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
2
Readable text fragment mentions a corporate or personal crisis report tied to a CEO and a class, but details are incomplete. The line suggests speculation or unsatisfactory notes related to Wall Street context and a corporate leadership figure.
An old reliable mood maker and herbal tonic built from wild roots and barks promises to strengthen the body and aid digestion. It touts wild cherry bark Oregon grape root blood root and Queen's root as key ingredients and offers trial tablet packages from Dr. Pierce's Hotel in Buffalo New York.
A local druggist touts Jad Salts as a safe inexpensive remedy to keep kidneys active and clean. He claims four ounces of Jad Salts dissolved in water before breakfast for a few days will ease backache, headache, bladder disorders, and related ailments, describing it as made from grape and lemon juice with hydrochloric acid and warning against excess.
A vintage remedy claims sage tea and sulfur restore natural hair color. The ad notes Wyeths Sulphur Compound and related preparations darken gradually with simple application, yielding glossy, evenly darkened hair by morning after repeated use. It targets older readers seeking an affordable cosmetic rinse.
The War Department led a 71-vehicle motor equipment convoy along the Lincoln highway from Washington to San Francisco, a 1300 mile military road test. The column faced mud, sand, and alkali while maintaining formation with Dodge Brothers cars aiding officers. The run demonstrated truck reliability, maintenance ease, and overall utility under varied road conditions.
Franklin Automobile Company Syracuse New York reports car demand varies by region. The South shows growing interest in sedans and touring models while the North contends with snow and cold limiting runs.
An unclear clipping touts Syrup of Figs as a laxative for children with a fruity taste. It mentions California on the package and instructs mothers to call for more information though the text is garbled and incomplete.
Forty percent of Frank with care cold in Sew Orienne during 1919 were of the endlometum and in Jackson ville Atlanta and Los Angeles the rec bryated at 60 percent. The per cenvlage of enclosed car lies to total caron in Northern cities last year to abso luuminating. The tiures are on Fol liwer New York City 65 per cents Cleage 62 percent Portland Me 60 percent Boston 6% percent Cleveland 68 percent Minneapolis 6 percent. Forty seven percent of Franklin production which for 1920 will reach 15000 cer will be of the Sedan and Dirrugham type.
Franklin Automobile Company breaks ground on a $600,000 warehouse and manufacturing building covering about 200,000 square feet in Syracuse. The project includes $400,000 structure, $210,000 machinery, and $190,000 for power and heating, with completion expected by year end. The company recently finished a 160,000 square foot building at $400,000 and adding a 290,000 heating and power plant, aiming total floor space over 540,000 square feet by year end 1820.
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