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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
9
Fragmented OCR describes lemon based whitening lotion and cosmetic use claims. Mentions cheap lotion making, lemon extracts, freckle lightening, and skin beautification with references to cloth, sales, and unspecified production steps. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or individuals.
An ad style column touts a liniment promising rapid relief from backache. It claims the product stops soreness in minutes, reduces pain, and presents a soothing effect without burning or discoloration. The text imitates early 20th century patent medicine tone.
An old style advertisement touts Wyeths Sage Compound as a natural means to darken hair. It claims the product deepens color and adds luster, promoting use with a brush for gradual natural-looking coverage. It warns against drug store substitutes and emphasizes ease of use for women seeking darker, serene hair tones.
The fragment discusses self treatments for rheumatism using acidic diets and lemon juice to cleanse the kidneys, plus beverages claimed to aid elimination of toxins. It mentions domestic preparations and routine morning consumption as a folk remedy.
PORTLAND March 20. After four days in freezing weather near Tillamook Leone Sebastina, accused of whiskey illicit production, eluded authorities until weakened by hunger and cold. Captured Monday by federal officers, brought to Portland and bound over to the federal grand jury before Commissioner Drake.
Real estate notices list transfers including M. L. Chambern to L I. Livitallon for a parcel in SW 2 4 section 5 township and north, with $105.50 recorded. J. M. Lermuson to J. E. Reed for $850, in reservation addition. L. Max to J. Dp. Owen for $7900 in SW area. Local record shows multiple transfers and amounts.
A fragmentary item mentions a home delivery or baby related note with unclear wording and scrambled phrases. No clear names places dates or actions readable for a full summary.
A fragmented note discusses race and business power, invoking King’s influence and a claim of the era’s most pleasant state. It references continuous racialization and social dynamics, hinting at broader civil rights themes within commerce and community status.
Fragmentary row notes a tonic product named Day's One Firebreak Tonic, described as late and retarded in function and sold broadly. No clear date, place, or organization readable.
A series of property transactions and grants are recorded, naming buyers and sellers such as Hunter, Berlins, Marsh, Woodworth, Oliver, Wienyin, Oliver, Staley, Barnie, and Troyer among others. Descriptions cover lots, blocks, tracts, and sections across Umatilla and Pendleton areas with prices noted including 93 50, 475, 2900, and 1200 dollars.
A collection of cooking directions including drying beans in a kettle then simmering, making dumplings, Johnny Cake with multiple ingredients, Cranberry Pie with cranberries and flour, Cocoa Cakes with lard and vanilla, Grape Nuts padding with milk and raisins, Squash Pie with squash simmering, and a custard like mash with milk and crust. The notes resemble a home kitchen guide with measurements and steps.
The Oregon Editorial association plans a meeting with delegates from across the United States. A special committee was formed to organize the convention and arrange pans for the event. The gathering will run from Friday to Sunday with active participation from editors and milny? from Cain.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled references to federal attorney actions and a secretary line. Mentions a supreme court context and a potential federal matter, but specifics are unclear due to corrupted wording and missing names or dates.
Mina Landon notes a December 1 update on ships and construction. Four erasers under construction at that date, three in early stages abandoned. A Lopon slip being freed for merchant contraction. Britain reportedly fields 33 dreadnought battleships and nine battle cruisers, all in commission. ten capital ships expected to be laid down this year.
In San Francisco on May 3 a public track program opens an eight mile course featuring antique professional bicycle and motor events. Local groups back the project as a revival of city sports life with a promotional exhibition and a lighthearted, festive program.
Amsterdam dispatch reports Prings Kiel Friederich, second son of the former Kaleer, seeks divorce from Princess Bopha lotte of Oldenburg over alleged infidelity. Friederich, age 35, married February 24, the Journal notes.
Oakland March 21 report states a July pigeon racing event under Pacific Hemming officials. Organizers plan to host the competition with support from American clubs and local authorities.
A veteran druggist recalls supplying hundreds over his career and warns customers about unreliable blood purifiers. He mentions a long sold device and urges caution to protect the blood supply and avoid counterfeit remedies.
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