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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1918
Page
7
A fragmented note indicates new navigation items titled Today will be run under its proper classification for the first insertion, with Burl moving to variants of the wilppear under its classifier.
A fragmented report describes Limoges refugees operating a shoe and linen factory to aid Belain colonies in France. The effort aims to clothe and equip children, with production reportedly managed by displaced workers seeking to sustain their livelihoods.
In a late 1947 report from New York, authorities note a large transfer of Romanian gold totaling about four hundred million dollars, routed through various channels and officials. The move, tied to wartime and postwar settlements, underscores the ongoing financial adjustments as powers reshape European economies.
A humorous wedding tale from Yakima Washington follows a bride who asks the county auditor for a license while joking about the difficulties of marriage. The procession departs the auditor’s office amid playful comments and a puzzled couple seeking a way forward.
Vague dispatches from Toronto describe a lieutenant named Campbell rallying his men under fire aboard a train. The report is garbled but indicates a breach of safety during an attack and a commander guiding his troops amid confusion.
London reports reveal German rulers fear publishing prisoner stories would expose flaws in the empire and undermine support at home. The Hague talks on exchanging able-bodied prisoners stalled as Germany questions ratification and conditions, delaying an accord reached months ago.
An advertisement touts a nostril opening cream for catarrh and cold symptoms. It promises rapid air passage, reduced coughing and headaches, and easy breathing without dryness. The text markets the product as inexpensive and effective for congestion and sinus discomfort.
Paris reports a sergeant captured by Germans near Vasly sur Abne on October 30 1914. After escaping to Switzerland he contacted French authorities and surrendered over 600 francs. He aided aid to his company and was recommended for the Croix de Guerre by the French.
In Portland on November 7 the cattle market opened with a firm tone despite weak demand. Top steers reached about 13.75, with general ranges improving for prime to good steers, cows, and feeders amid continued light offerings and strong selling pressure from buyers statewide.
A collage of kitchen directions and ingredients for various dishes including omelets with corn, hominy grits with vegetables, cranberry sauce, crackers and pastries, baked apples with syrup, rice pudding, walnut cake, and a savory loaf. Instructions mix measurements, methods, and oven notes, with scattered typos and faded text. The piece reads like a household recipe roundup from a period newspaper page.
London dispatch reports the Bavarian monarchy poised to claim the Teutonic throne in event of Emperor William's abdication. Ludwig III, born 1945, became king after his predecessor Otto's incapacity. Crown Prince Rupprecht led forces on the Western Front and recently left the army on leave amid ongoing tensions.
A fragmented OCR line references the United War Work Campaign and the phrase Uncle Sammy, indicating a World War era fundraising or morale drive. The readable fragment hints at patriotic appeals and wartime mobilization messaging without full context.
An elderly woman reports relief from breathing difficulty and swollen feet after using Dean's Kidney Pills, saying her strength returned and she could walk with help only briefly. A second witness, Mrs MacChreot, claims the remedy improved her tuber’s condition and restored energy, noting price and availability through Proctor Mite Co.
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