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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1917
Page
8
A popular antacid claim touts Pape's Diapepain as the quickest safest cure for dyspepsia. The ad promises relief from sour stomach belching and undigested foods within minutes and sells a large case for fifty cents at drug stores.
Boston, March 18. Governor McCall sent a message to the legislature requesting a one million dollar appropriation for emergency defense measures. The missive warns of urgent needs and outlines steps to prepare for emergencies.
A reader from Reynolds Pa explainsMarch overwork stresses kidneys causing waste buildup. He cites Foley Kidney Pills as valuable aid from a company trade Tajimaun A Ce. The letter urges readers to seek timely relief when perspiration patterns indicate kidney strain.
London reports American consular sources indicate twenty four sailors missing from three torpedoed American steamers. Captain Borum and four Americans, four foreigners from City of Memphis, and one from Vigilancia are unaccounted for. tanker Dinels crew saved.
Camas Prairie stockmen drive bands of 700 and 600 cattle to Butter Creek meadows amid three feet of snow and deep hay shortages. Severe winter pressures push shipments to Baker County and Idaho. rail car scarcity and hay prices remain critical. Mayor Hest reports zero temps and widespread hay scarcity affects the region.
Despondency among women is linked to feminine organ derangement, with headaches and fatigue. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is advertised as a proven remedy praised for restoring health and happiness, urging readers to try it before life worsens.
Washington dispatch notes generally fair conditions with rain possible Thursday. Pacific States see mostly fair weather with risk of light snow in the north. Rocky Mountain and plateau regions expect generally fair weather through Wednesday and Thursday with below normal temperatures foreseen by forecaster H. M. Bowles.
In Baltimore on March 19 six boys who refused to salute the flag for being inter nationalists must salute and recite The Star Spangled Banner and My Country Tis of Thee in the presence of classmates to lift suspensions. All but one are of Rumdan extraction and now comply.
John J. Casey Boston theater censor refuses undraped dances by Hasty Pudding Club Harvard for the upcoming Barnum Was Right show with performances in Boston and New York. He warns that male or female dancers must be properly clothed to satisfy Boston police standards.
New York March 13 A NJ stepfather told thirteen year old Haymond Canove to wash dishes before returning to school. Thirty minutes later eleven year old William found Raymond Canove's body hanging from a ceiling beam. A physician could not determine motive. parents offered no explanation. Raymond was described as bright and fond of good books.
Washington and Chicago dispatches report that the demobilization of militia continues, with mustering out of militiamen in the central military department ordered discontinued by headquarters, amid unclear formalities and shifting approvals.
In Baker Oregon on March 19 the falmer trophy for the best window display at the community style show was awarded to the only woman decorator, Miss Ida Adams of Queen City Furniture Store. Her winning window featured living room scenes with furniture and a dining setting, accompanied by Mrs Thomas, Mrs Carl G Patterson, and Mrs A Hopkins. The organizers deny any bias toward the female entrant.
A mother credits Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with quick relief for her baby after two weeks of distress. The ad touts the product as non narcotic mild and gentle in action, sold in drug stores for fifty cents, with a free trial bottle offer by writing to Dr W Caldwell at 456 Washington St Monticello Illinois.
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