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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
2
An OCR fragment urges worldwide use of an Inside bath as more important than others. It promotes drinking water with a teaspoonful of Tenja 3le to wash the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. The text touts lime stone phosphate for cleansing purifying and sweetening the alimentary canal and claims benefits for bad breath coated tongue dull head and bilious attacks. It notes the cost of a quarter pound of lime stone phosphate at the drug store.
An old remedy advises opening nostrils with a small bottle of Cream Balm from drugstores. A fragrance cream is said to soothe inflamed passages, clear the head, stop hawking and aching, and provide instant relief from nasal congestion and cold symptoms.
Women are urged to save money by home dry cleaning with gasoline and Solvite soap. Instructions claim garments like coats waists and gloves can be cleaned at home without fading shrinking or wrinkling. Warning advises outdoor dry work away from flame and to obtain supplies at a drug store.
Premiums received amounted to 4,520.00 with 35 returned notes due this year. Expenditures totaled 20,207.00 and 20,000.00 with additional items 2091.50 and 74.28. Totals show 40,048.05 and 501.12 for various disbursements.
A fragment notes the press and public denounce General Ludendorff for a militarist utterance, fearing public reaction. The line suggests criticism and concern over incendiary remarks attributed to him.
An old health advertorial discusses how a coated tongue signals bodily toxins from digestion to liver function. It touts Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a remedy for constipation, indigestion, headaches, and general debility, selling the product for 25 cents.
The Commissioners' Report lists county warrants drawn for the March 1919 term of the County Court of Oregon, covering the General Fund. It names bailiffs, jurors, court staff, and numerous disbursements including salaries, supplies, and various county offices, with totals and itemized payments to individuals and vendors. The document reflects extensive county expenditures and official payrolls for that period.
A Vienna district report states all allied personnel are accounted for except one American officer, with Arod located southeast of Pudta-Pet as referenced by Hodapest dix.
Seattle March 24 under the influence of tuberculosis and other diseases a county plan educates all persons who contracted influenza during the recent epidemic to forward their medical status and prepare for upcoming elections. Statistical data show trends and potential spread following the outbreak.
A fragment notes lingering mortality from pneumonia and bronchitis after influenza outbreaks, raises medical views on lasting heart and lung damage, and mentions evolving ideas about glandular and neural health impacting disease response. It reflects era discourse on epidemic impact and evolving medical theories.
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