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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1917
Page
2
Washington March 26 Saulsbury a member of the senate foreign relations committee and president pro tempore of the ornate urged abrogation of all existing treaties between the United States and Germany because of Germanys ground violators in linking American ships and taking American lives.
A fragmented piece describes relief for tired feet using a Tiz bath. It mentions aching, burning sensations and corn or bunion discomfort and suggests a remedy that promises to ease weariness and provide comfort.
A damaged OCR fragment describes using sage tea to darken gray hair and reduce faded tones. It references preparation steps and additives, claiming a natural remedy with mixtures like sulfur and beetroot, and notes potential results on hair texture and color. The text mentions brands Wyeth and Bulberger and a home application routine.
North Portland livestock offered sparingly with demand largely unchanged. Trade shows little variation from Wednesday with prime beef and feeder cattle prices hovering near prior levels. Buyers from California contributed some loads while slaughter and stocker feeders remained in steady demand. Obvious uncertainty noted in mutton and lamb markets though prices held firm for limited offerings.
Fragmentary text mentions a king of Sweden and unclear names and dates. No coherent event or dates to establish a clear news item. Reader should note the scattered proper nouns and possible references without asserting facts.
Wartime notes claim Neon Morrie, an American milnleter in Sweden, has shifted to the state department. The piece alleges British pressure to align with the United States and Germany, while hinting at political moves surrounding Hindenburg and American war posture amid a broader adjustment of wartime alliances.
Weston residents report a rest cure trip as Mrs Alex MedIntyre travels to Walla Walla for relief. Meanwhile local bank staffer Frank Smith resumes duties in Weston and Miss Ruth Read prepares for teaching in Milton. Community news covers visits, repairs, and social events across Weston and nearby Pendleton Walla Walla and Athena with multiple residents noted.
An old advertisement touts Jad Salis as a remedy to flush kidneys and relieve backache and bladder issues. It claims meat causes kidney strain and promotes a grape and lemon juice based drink to cleanse urinary paths. It asserts the product is safe, delicious, and used by millions to prevent kidney disease.
A dense classifieds page listing numerous attorneys at law with office locations in Smith Crawford and American National Bank buildings, plus references to related services including funeral directors, real estate agents, auctions, and a Despain Building practice. Also notes old teeth buyers, a sale of farm equipment, and legal blanks available at East Oregonian office.
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