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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1918
Page
4
A reader from San Rafael writes that after suffering from itching and burning on wrists and hands she tried many remedies without relief. She claims Cuticura Soap healed her in about five weeks, leaving scars.
May 15 1958 memorial services in France and New York honor American soldiers and millers who died for the country. The American Salvation Army women in France will place flowers and the Stars and Stripes on each grave of American soldiers buried there since the war began. Requests or special wishes regarding graves may be communicated.
In Oregon City on May 16 a county office candidate printed large campaign cards with the slogan John Deg believes in economy. While other candidates spend money on advertising I am putting my money into helping the war. The item suggests stealthy fundraising or propaganda under wartime restrictions.
A fragmented ad style blurb touts products Parilla and Meale Peptiron as cures for improved appetite, better complexion, and renewed energy. It mentions iron and blood tonics, mood benefits, and overall health claims, with garbled phrasing and unclear specifics.
A two day event offers a no charge health examination covering regular tests and dermatology services. It notes professional limits and states no procedures for chronic heart conditions arthritis ulcers or erectile issues. If you miss the offered date the exam and free treatment do not apply.
Government pleas for a 50 percent wheat cut and substitutions of corn and oats to sustain allies' war bread. Sets weekly household limits, two wheatless days, and caps on bakery and restaurant use while urging bakers and grocers to shift to other cereals, with future relaxations after harvest. Includes nationwide call for voluntary cooperation and potential distribution controls.
General Pershing aide George Alverd has arrived home reportedly in poor health. He says there is no question about his condition and that everything is in great shape, despite speculation about his health.
A fragmentary OCR text hints at a local item or notice concerning posts and a loot or debt matter. No clear names, places, dates, or organizations are readable to identify the event or outcome.
A scrambled clipping from London on May 1 describes military headgear patterns and insignia with references to navy caps, officers above captain rank, and a procession or display. The text mentions belts, a visor motif, and a night scene with Mrs Wilpon, plus 400 capital residents noted in the piece.
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