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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1918
Page
7
Classified line items include base station note and vehicle sale offers. Twin cylinder motorcycle Executor motorcycle for sale or trade asks inspection. Also listings for seamstress and teacher to share apartment and a legal notice from an attorney in Iowa.
Laborers sought for work in Camar Warit Whet Linn Ontario. Hiring details not fully clear from fragment. Seek applicants with basic manual labor skills. Apply at local job office and community center for registration and more information.
Armored rubberized bodysuit gear described for American troops in France includes a jacket, pants with ankle cord, gloves exposing only thumb and forefinger, and special boots. The outfit aims to protect against hazards and fire while aiding emergency work in gas and flame environments. References to local trades and a body identified on Fire Island beach are noted.
In New York on May 16 George Pilcher aged fifty one returned home at 421 East Pitteenth Street after being missing since January. Believed drowned, his family mourned a possible death but he appeared to say he had been on business in the South and did not write due to lack of news.
Nehuom a obit for Nelson Moore died at his home, described as the son of the American revolution. Born near Vernon New York, his father is said to have fought with Continental Army and been at Valley Forge. The item mixes reminiscence with unclear wartime details.
Wartime gardeners urged to grow food locally to ease rail and ocean transport strain. US Department of Agriculture and state colleges offer free instructions on home gardens and vegetables. In 1917 millions were encouraged. many failures improved knowledge for 1918. An event at Hotel St Francie Tuesday invites veterans and public figures to discuss gardening support.
An American Captain W Mack of Clacton Trident delivers a gesture of democratic spirit to King George during a formal introduction. The scene includes singing requests and a curious exchange about a pen, with Mack later praised for his wartime service and a noted sum of 1.566 million mentioned in context.
May 15 report notes more than fifty men qualified for active duty or return to draft status have contacted Marshall Browson, co captain of the Army of the Red.
Fragmented text from an OCR page mentions health and a medical context with unclear terms. It references a reliable source seen by meteorological readers and a device or procedure, but readable facts and proper names are severely garbled. The readable portion suggests to note a health related item without clear actions or outcomes.
A home health note promotes waking to a glass of hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the body and eyesores, claiming toxins are eliminated via the digestive tract. It cautions that neglect leads to waste buildup, headaches, bad breath, and constipation, and touts interior cleansing as improving appearance and digestion.
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