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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1917
Page
7
A garbled report notes Maig har token Opps engaging in a melee. The fragment hints at an incident with chaotic action and potential confrontation, but specifics such as place, date, or involved parties remain unclear.
A dated advertisement promotes Catarrh Medicine by FJ. Curaky & Co. of Toledo Ohio. It claims the remedy clears the Molson and Dlod surfaces, promises improved health after short use, and offers a free trial of Catatech Medicine with testimonials.
A vintage ad promotes Sage Tea with Sulphur to turn gray hair back to a dark even shade. It claims one small application restores natural color and lasts, using a compound named Wreth’s Sage and Sulphur for about a cent per bottle. The text emphasizes ease of use and youthfulness, noting disclaimer about disease cure.
A battered OCR fragment reports that a freighter named TMoex b org has arrived in New York with four miles of ancnowh. The Roxburg anchored near the American navy vescia Fermincham and Orompia, with a Birmingham vessel visible in the background as shown in a photograph.
May 14 Portland reports a softer tone across swine prices with lower quotes in eastern markets. Cattle remain steady, receipts sparse, and local activity weak. sheep and lamb markets hold firm with moderate demand and limited supply. Shippers include H J Davis Ridgefield and Joe Millery Portland, listing cattle, calves, and sheep deliveries.
Paris May 13 Jones Lyons of the United States investigates the fate of James Bumbel Alater an American millionaire held captive in a chateau in the Auvergne mountains. A Dutch wife Aime Rowrnal Nepwun assisted. Iooking back to Nice the pair married while Slater was kept prisoner in a barn forced to sign weekly checks. Slater came from Webster Massachusetts where his father is a woolen manufacturer and bankers cashed his signed checks.
A strange visitor offered 74 dollars per pound or more than 16,000 toritette in a bid related to waste material used in making diamant Polniod folintein pens. The Padl & Wirt Pointain Pen community reports the incident at their local factories.
A damaged clipping describes a naval exhibit at Charlestown Navy Yard showing rough shell forms, a shell before the final receptacle, and a finished shell in sectional view. It notes experts and observers evaluating the shells as part of the Navy's display.
Perin May 15 a riotous secret station lasting through the night saw representatives refuse a war declaration against Germany as a mob surrounded the chamber and threatened violence. Troops dispersed the crowd under Premier Tuan Chi Tui’s orders before he urged a wartime vote.
A dubious advertisement touts Jad Salts as a remedy for backache kidney pain and urinary issues. It claims drinking a four ounce dose daily clears clogged kidneys and neutralizes urine acids, urging readers to believe in over the counter preparations, while warning that many endorse it.
The promisa opposes the war military party urging parliament to maintain pressure on the ground that it threatens the republic. In this crisis the woman who can bake her own bread and has the opportunity powers are a distinct advantage.
A dense listing of lawyers and professional services in the city includes D W Hailey, George W Coutts, Carter & Smythe, and others with offices in American National Bank building, Behmldt block, Smith Crawford Building, and more. Also appears are funeral directors, undertakers, real estate agents, and an attorney general practice with various rooms and building references. Dated business directory snapshot reflecting law offices and service providers.
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