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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1919
Page
6
Vienna dispatch reports the Communist party in Vienna held no meeting in support of a protest in Hungary. The demonstration allegedly developed into a senni demonstration against the Entente, with no further disturbance noted by the telegram.
An old advertisement touts Celery King as a safe family remedy to improve well being and a sense of youth. It promises immediate relief from waste buildup and claims thousands use it to restore vitality every spring.
March freckle season prompts a remedy claim for Othine double strength. The ad urges customers to buy this drugstore treatment, apply it twice daily, and expect fading freckles and even skin tone within days.
London march 28 Sir John Forber-Roberton heads a Shakespeare Memorial committee effort to buy Drury Lane Theater and run it as a national theater and Shakespeare memorial. The famous old venue is to be put under the hammer.
War Department plans extend aviation training into colleges. Eligible students would study aircraft engines navigation map reading and gunnery while in school and then receive flying and military training during six week summer camps. The aim is to supply about 1000 pilots and 140 air observers and 100 engineer officers yearly, to keep up a ready corps of air service personnel.
Walla Walla will host a tractor and power farming demonstration on April 2 4 and 25 in a half million dollar event. The 600 acre Wheat farm near Walla Walla will showcase every phase of power farming with daily demonstrations. Over 2000 factory representatives from at least 350 firms are expected to supervise the tests.
March 26 report to the War Risk Insurance Bureau shows only 1.3 percent of 6396 claims were for battle injuries. About 68.9 percent were disability cases from camp or training scenes in this country or overseas. Officials expect future claims to shift as troops return from France. Also mentions Passaic textile mills closing due to a 15,000 worker strike with planned reopen in April.
New York March 26 Herbert Hoover director general of the international relief organization urged continuation of stabilization in sugar, cotton, cer d products and wheat at a meeting of Food Administration officers. He regretted that prices rose and said the country had abandoned stabilization measures.
The text questions whether a fly can travel 10 miles and notes flies are usually limited to a few blocks. It advises removing stable manure every 3 days, not less than twice in summer, and using borax to prevent eggs from hatching. Horaz should be applied in solution or water sprinkled after application. borax amount is minimal and does not affect fertilizing qualities.
An old newspaper ad touts Danderine as a cure for falling hair and dandruff. It claims hair roots shrink and shed slows, with scalp treated by a small bottle poured into the scalp. After use, dandruff disappears, hair becomes soft glossy and appears thicker and more abundant.
An ad style brief promotes a topical remedy claiming to ease tired muscles and back pains, with claims of quicker relief and cleaner feel. It mentions use for cramps, headaches, and general strains, and references a product name and suggested applications.
Jacob Famian, owner of two Patterson theaters, plans a moving picture theater in Seaware with 3200 seats, aiming to be the largest in the world. The project totals about $1,000,000 and is expected to open in October.
A quirky note discusses how preferences flip under contraries as Futingo characters navigate moods and feelings. It hints that raspy sentiments and hairline cues color choices in oddball situations.
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