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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1918
Page
2
An ad urges shoppers to visit Pendleton's Department Store for the best value. It highlights well tailored garments for women, noting KAYSER products as fitting items without specified prices or details.
Rain or Sanshine introduces parasels suitable for any occasion. Available colors include green navy gray brown black purple and taupe with prices from 50 to 10.60.
Economy market puff promotes Bargain Basement with claims of prettier, lower priced sport coats and helpful staff. It urges shoppers to visit for quick service and sensible choices while hinting at thrift and value.
Independent socialist Herr Vogt halted in the Reichstag declared that after fifteen months of submarine warfare peace remains distant. He warned that continued attacks threaten the top image and postwar recovery while the war persists.
Daily meal notes list meatless dishes and home canned items with recipes. It includes creamed peas over salmon loaf, scalloped potatoes, gingerbread pudding, liver ramekins, and a ginger syrup breakfast menu with instructions for making four cups of vegetables from leftovers.
A 19th century incident reports Dr Thomas Adie of Belieh serving as a controt surgeon in Lewis, Washington, convicted in 1815 for violating neutrality by aiding recruitment for the United Malte. He later received a presidential pardon by President Wiles.
Meacham Oregon May 14 The Christian Endeavor Fellowship held a May meeting led by Grace Marker. A large attendance including Mrs Bennett and family Pendleton and Mr and Mrs Rey Warren and Kate Pendleton enjoyed a good program. A social is planned for May 21 at Mr John Forker’s residence with cordial invitation extended.
The First Regiment of Oregon is now an active part of the National Guard, with about 7 609 men and officers ready to recruit to strength. The Second Regiment comprises the balance, including units in La Grande and Salem. A Spanish War veteran and adjutant supports the guard as it transitions to state militia effective April 26, with details on command changes and recruitment.
A damaged wartime letter from 191% recounts life in France through a cousin’s view, noting the old Third Oregon bore in service. The writer describes homeward yearnings, weather, street conditions, and limited French, ending with partial understanding of the language.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at medical headache and neuralgia topics with garbled phrases and stray letters. The readable parts mention headache and neuralgia in a misleading format, lacking coherent details, names, dates, or events.
A sensational claim promotes a simple drug to remove corns and calluses, promising painless relief with a sticky compound that dries and hardens skin. The piece notes widespread interest among women in adopting this treatment as a practical solution for common foot conditions.
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