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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1917
Page
3
An advertisement claims Danderine stops dandruff and hair loss after application. It promises immediate shine and fullness, with new hair appearing after weeks, and suggests a 25 cent bottle doubles hair beauty at drugstores or toilet counters.
Bruce Dennis former La Grande editor and former Republican central committee chairman agreed to lead the publicity campaign for a 1 090 000 road bond bill. Oregon senators and representatives appointed to the campaign committee voted to offer him the position. he informed Senator W D Wood yesterday. Dennis will direct voter information and allied organizations while headquarters are established in La Grande. Subscriptions to fund the effort are being collected by Senator Cusick as treasurer. Also contains an unrelated public notice and an advertisement for Kickapoo Worm Killer.
The piece advertises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women in crisis. It claims the product helps with symptoms like suffocation dread of evil feelings headaches backaches heart fluttering irregular heartbeat constipation dizziness and weakness. It credits Mrs Vieta Pinscal Wagoner Oklahoma with improvement.
Washington and Nebraska announce earliest Baby Weeks for 1917 with many states delaying to May for statewide campaigns. Local committees choose specific aims such as birth registration, infant care, and parent education to ensure lasting impact, while the Children's Bureau offers a planning bulletin for committees.
Allied commander in the Balkans plans to marry a French military officer, Nooumsek. The announcement highlights cooperation between Allied forces and the French army amid ongoing campaigns in the region.
March 1 Weston notes record social visits and events including Mim Odeum Kirkpatrick hosting The Bachelor Gire Club, Ruth Read’s return home from Lake Read, and Mrs James Mée Dantet’s Vancouver trip. Updates cover illness such as Hortons Baker and hip disease involving Theorneon, plus chickenpox among children and local travel notes.
A fragmented account highlights General Maurien Sarrall as Allied commander in Ra tonikd and Macedonia, with mention of General Surrail and other leaders. The text hints at a dramatic, picturesque scene amid ongoing European conflict, weaving in references to German generals and broad wartime power dynamics.
A Wisconsin town reports an illness with no clear disease identified. Local health authorities and city officials seek assistance from physicians in other cities to check the spread and confirm the cause as March dates and local fatalities noted.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Chive Tablets claiming to act on the liver and bowels, stimulating bile and easing digestion. It emphasizes easy nightly use and broad safety with no danger noted, urging readers to try the product at 2 3c per dose.
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