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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
3
The article touts Resinol Soap as a powerful home remedy for skin troubles. It claims doctors endorse it, praises its healing power, and asserts it offers natural beauty and health that cosmetics imitate. Thousands of physicians are said to back its use and recommend the product.
Royal figures Chand Dukes Nicholas Michael Alexander Doris Berge George Dimitri Gabriel Leor and Aleander send telegraphic notes to the new government expressing desire to associate with the Russian regime. Also mentions improving conditions and local militia maintaining order.
London March 28 The food controller proposed drastic hotel rationing demanding meals costing over one shilling include five ounces of meat with bone and fat and only two ounces of bread. It urged two meals a day in all hotels and restaurants as food shortages worsen according to the Daily News.
Local Weston notes report residents beginning gardens as high winds dry soil and hinder cultivation. Several residents travel, marry, or move, including Mia Lethe King visiting relatives in Stanfield and Hermiston, Fred Compton taking a farm hand role, and Carl Mulder with Agnes Schneider wed in Walla Walla. Grandma Bpeeks is critically ill.
The fragmentary OCR text mentions a fatal event but is garbled. No coherent names, places, or dates are readable to form a factual record.
Brooklyn woman Mia Elsie Lee Hitair vanished amid New York City tango club culture. Police suspect a gang of tango thieves lured her to the Hotel Martinique to steal diamonds and strangled her. An accomplice is said to have helped in the crime.
March 24 government ownership in the only solution to the railroad question unless railroads advance. E. F. Bush told the Interstate Commerce Commission that the roads will gain the general states advanc ed, a warning against laziness and fatigue. The ad promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a tonic to relieve tiredness.
Promoter Fans Coutts plans a special train of local fans to Hermiston Friday evening for the ten round heavyweight bout between Farmer Burns of Echo and Jack Carpenter who has been in Pendleton for weeks. Burns outweighs Carpenter by about twenty pounds and carries a heavier punch. Carpenter's longer experience and cleverness give him a chance for a points win though Burns is favored. Two fast preliminaries will be arranged by promoter Contis Mandie.
Musterole offers soothing relief for sore muscles and many ailments by rubbing on the effected area. It mimics old mustard plaster without blistering and provides comfort with a brisk application and fast relief.
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