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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1918
Page
7
A shuffled OCR fragment shows classified ads for lodging and employment, rentals and sales, sewing machines, furniture, and farm items. It lists room rentals, furnished apartments, sewing machine ads, junk buyers, farm produce for sale, and a small timetable entry for Weston Pendleton auto stage. The legibility is spotty with garbled phrases and misreads throughout.
An old advertisement promotes a corn remover product named Gote-ie by Lawrence & Co of Chicago. It touts easy daily use anywhere, claims quick peel off of corns, and urges buyers through dramatic illustrations and endorsements by Tullmar & Co. Pendleton sales are noted.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a claim of nerve pain relief with a cheap price at drug stores. It mentions a product label or slogan and a brief exclamation but lacks clear dates, names, or locations to confirm fuller details.
PortlandMay 3 Sixteen loads of cattle moved from Montana direct to a Portland meat company. Demand remained tight with only a lean supply. prices held near previous levels for good to choice store stock. Hogs and lambs also traded with varied interest as spring lots entered from nearby points. Market notes include week’s range for cows, yearlings, and feeders, with top hog prices and occasional extreme bids noted.
President Wilson's messages are being translated into Chinese for distribution in public places and via banks to Chi net readers unable to read English. The notice, issued by the public information committee, aims to broaden access to the recent address.
In Camp Upton on May 1 a special trench may be dug in France if George Gell, a 7 foot 11 inch tall 351 pound new recruit wearing number 23, is retained by the American military as a draft soldier.
April 27 in Odeso, Peter Vilas M aged Mexican laborer plunged into a boiling tar vat at the California Paving Company plant while attempting self harm. He was rushed to county hospital at 11 24 this morning with feet and lower body severely burned. colleagues freed him from the tar after a desperate struggle. Village had told a friend he had four wills and wished to die.
Washington April 2 A bill to grant soldiers a preferential status in filing homestead claims was introduced in the house by Representative McArthur of Oregon. Relatives of soldiers could file while the soldier is absent and could deduct service time from the period needed to prove the claims translating into quicker processing.
The ad argues meat harms kidneys by raising uric acid, overworking them and causing headaches liver trouble and urinary disorders. It promotes a lemon saline formula and a salt water drink as a kidney cleansing health fix to prevent complications.
Fragmentary ad text promising cures for catarrh with unclear product names and vague instructions. Appears as corrupted OCR with no actionable details or verifiable entities.
A vintage ad touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready for use at home dye. Damp sponge through hair daily to darken gray gradually and naturally, claiming painless, effective results without medical use. product marketed as cosmetic, not a medicine.
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