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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1920
Page
7
Fragmentary notice lists various subscription options and methods of delivery by mail and carrier. The readable items mention daily, three months, one month and one year durations, but lack clear dates or publication names. No further context or entities are identifiable from the legible text.
Fragmentary verse speaks of dreamers who endure midnight gloom and waking sorrow. Refrains hinge on the line The dreams The dreams and the plea that dreams themselves haunt sleepers. The text evokes melancholy without clear narrative.
The piece argues Congress should authorize the Armenian mandate, portraying President Wilson as a strong statesman and urging the United States to assume world leadership. It emphasizes Armenian wartime sacrifice, calls for American aid, and warns that European powers might otherwise lead the postwar order. It frames entry as self defense and cheaper than aloofness.
The piece argues true education comes from experiential learning rather than textbooks. It cites a New York private school where students budget, handle money, bank, and simulate business to teach financial literacy, with a national push for budget sheets in public schools and households to foster savings habits and support war savings programs.
An old article warns elderly readers that strong laxatives harm digestion, urging gentle laxatives with pepsin and small, short-term use to restore natural function without artificial aids. It references Dr WB's formula and suggests mild remedies over harsh drugs.
Associated Press reports in Washington May 15 that Hoover campaign spending, totaling 66 000 dollars, plus 62 000 receipts, is under Senate scrutiny. California primary efforts led by Hoover manager John F Lacey are cited as part of the expenditures.
A health ad describes Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription as restoring vitality to weak nervous women. It claims the remedy provides new life and strength, with tablets or liquid form sold nationwide. The testimonial from Mars. W. D. Moore cites relief from pain, weakness, constipation, and general ill health after using the favorite prescription Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets.
A report presented at the American Society of Mechanical Engineers convention warns against sensational engineered claims and urges safeguards to prevent misstatements about engineering projects during the meeting opening today.
In Seattle on May 25, the Pacific Steamship Company announced that the steamer Oriental Keye will be converted into a coal burner at Seattle. The oil shortage crisis prompts the swap, with operations expected to continue under coal propulsion.
Letter notes taking Mayers Wonderful Remedy doses and earning money, claiming stomach relief and weight loss. Claims a harmless preparation removes catarrhal mucus, reduces inflammation, and treats stomach, liver, and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose claimed to convince or money returned.
An unclear OCR fragment references Seattle, coal, and a burner. Officials mention a move or return, but the text is broken and lacks coherent events or dates. The readable parts hint at a Seattle context and a potential plan related to coal handling or a burner.
Fragmentary ad text offers a 3100 reward and claims Halls Catarah strengthens the heart and cures constitutional disease. It mentions testimonials and F J Cheney & Co. and lists unclear locations and product references, reflecting dubious medical patent rhetoric.
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