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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1917
Page
3
A historical ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla and Peptiron Pills as a blood-purifying medicine. It claims the combination produces restoration to health through an antacid-like effect and overall revitalization, urging readers to take Hood's products before meals for best results.
Paul Ao Mirienberg, recently convicted by a Texas court for insulting the President, arrived at Fort Leavenworth to begin a five year sentence. He declared he will fight for the United States against Germany and any other foe, calling reactionaries as dangerous as capitalists.
Hermiston March 27 The seven day wind storm damaged alfalfa fields delaying seeding. McNaught field lost seed and soil, forcing reseeding across about 000 acres of new alfalfa. Ground must be leveled and reseeded as crews ship twenty five carloads of alfalfa valued from sixteen to twenty four dollars per ton. Local residents and visitors were noted including John H Young and Virginia Todd with multiple ships and buyers reported in Baker City and Echo areas.
A nostalgic ad extols old botanic remedies once trusted by pioneers and notes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegeble Compound grew from a home recipe. It says the product now uses over 950000 pounds of roots and herbs annually and claims to aid female illness, urging trial.
In uncertain days American Oli King remains steadfast in his routine, finding time for his favorite game. The piece notes his confidence that no revolution can depose him, and references a picture war mate near Mr Rockefeller and a claim of Courage being linked to fewer dangerous cat encounters.
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