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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
7
An old advertisement proclaims anaemia as the greatest curse to health and beauty of American women. It touts Nuxated Iron as boosting strength, endurance, and vitality, claiming increases up to 200 percent in two weeks in many cases.
Dr Ferdinand King of New York appeals to physicians and the public on iron deficiency in women. He criticizes refined foods for removing iron and promotes Nuxated Iron as a safe easily absorbed supplement that boosts blood iron, strength, and endurance. He cites improved vitality in athletes and patients and notes manufacturers offer guarantees and refunds.
March 27 Jim Bow a middle aged Chinese man and member of the Hip Sing Tong was found dead in a hotel room with a knife wound to the throat He had used the name Stevens to hide from a tong war for three months Police believe self inflicted injury while hotel staff suspect involvement by rival tong members
A fragmented report notes the halt of a national guard demonstration and sketches uncertain figures on demobilization progress and remaining percentages. The garbled text mentions large numbers and unclear percentages, with no clear source or dates.
Mirch Creek Federation and Gey Club will present pictures of West wildlife and other news at a Monday show. Birch Creek Hod and Gun Club will host the event with a post show social by the Parent Teachers association. A patriotic meeting is planned Thursday at the d o f Hall urging all citizens to attend.
Three people drowned when an ice gorge collapsed a bridge over the Keyra Paho river near Brooksboro Nebraska. Mrs Wakefield 79, Brooksboro. Erig Wales 16 Gregory. Judeqt Stewart 46 Brookebare died. Arnold Hudson was seriously injured. twenty onlookers escaped. Bodies of Mrs Wakefield and Mint Wales remain missing.
The capital building will be closed during the morning. Only representatives and senators with special cards are admitted. The oldest and most trusted guards have been placed on duty.
Market for mutton and lambs stays firm in North Portland with three carloads arriving overnight. Prices show record gains over wool offerings, with one Monday stock sale at an estimated 13.50, a new high for similar quality. Cattle show mixed demand as beef buyers retreat to mid quality. hog prices range from 12.50 to 13.50 with steady to softer tone. several consignors include George Kohthogen, J W Sevier, C B Weed, A W Milne, and D P Ketchum among others placed for shipment from various towns.
Albany reports a new invasion from Germany, the white pine blister rust imported from the Kaiser's empire on currant bushes eight years ago. Forestry experts told the senate conservation committee the bill to legalize destruction of currant bushes is a defense measure to prevent shortages in pine for ships. London announces immediate re exami nation of all previously rejected men with urgent steps decided.
An old advertisement touts St Jacob's Oil as a safe, magical cure for backache, lumbago, and stiffness. A small trial bottle is rubbed on the affected area with claims of fast relief within fifty counts, without skin burning or disappointment.
A fragment shows numerous attorney at law offices with names and room numbers in Despain, Schmidt, Smith-Crawford, and American National Bank buildings. The list includes D W Bailey, George W Coutts, Carter Smythe, Fee & Fee, John W Huff, Odi R Keator, Newberry, Peterson & Bishop, James B Peery, Raley, A Lowell, J T Browns Furniture, Northern Pacific Railway Lands ad, Frederick Teiver, plus a classified note seeking old stamps for cash at 2007 B& Fifth Street Philadelphia. The torn text mixes legal offices, a furniture store, railway land prospectus, and a stamp-buying ad.
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