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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled note about Florida and California fruit production, claiming equality or parity and mentioning the Florida Everglades area with references to agriculture, policy, and possible regulatory impacts. Names, dates, and coherent facts are unclear due to poor transcription.
An effervescent biographical fragment notes a jailed candidate for world presidency, referencing figures such as Meredith Verian and Boysen. The text cites a fine for public drinking and a hurried response from authorities, with mentions of a Universal Brotherhood proposal and other scattered names.
New Taffetas offered at 2.25 per yard features 36 inch width in navy sand orange grey rose and a full range of colors. Excellent quality fabrics now available for immediate purchase by the yard.
Silk tubing offered at two dollars per yard, eighteen inch silk knit for under vests. Describes excellent quality and beautiful flesh, orchid, and white shades. Priced reasonably at two dollars per yard.
Tubular Jersey offered at 1.50 regular 2.00 value. Extra special sale of jersey tubing for sport suits and dress with dandy quality and good colors now selling at per gal.
A garbled field reports a preacher named Columar discussing thought waves and anger prevention. The fragmentary text mentions Cilla C. and Anthony, with odd insertions and scrambled words from an apparent sermon or talk.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Bromine Quinine tablets and a person named W. Grove but readability is limited. The text references a cold remedy in a box and a note about Bromine, yielding no clear event, date, or outcome to confirm.
In Pomedon Ohio and Nev two individuals named Mo William Roush of sixty died the same day and were buried in the local cemetery. One body was found at the home while the other was recovered from a route, with family and officials noting the separate burial.
Fragmented report lists interschool matches and school affiliations with scattered names and dates. Mentions Prairie City, Thanksgiving, Armistice Tags, and teams like Wilh MM, Pondletoy, and MalloM, with references to a committee and officials.
A damaged OCR fragment discusses foreign vessels and communications relating to a treasure. It mentions a person named Lomhty and references a message about a vessel's course and evidence of a treasure. The readable portion is garbled and cannot be fully interpreted.
In Honolulu a 10 November report from the Division of Health notes 42,045 children in Hawaii, with 46 percent having some physical impairment. Fifteen thousand have defective teeth, 10,000 tied to diseased tonsils and adenoids. Two percent are severely undernourished. malnutrition cited as major.
Obscure report from Mars dated Nov 1 notes women students at Mt. Halyath Cat legs forbidden to wear hinkhied garments in the wliferoom. About 500 reportedly faced reactions from a valle fasciate group led by Florence Purligtan, with further disturbances by others.
A distorted wartime style notice from Wellington dated November notes a will dispute. The fragmentary text mentions heirs and a deadline of forty eight hours, with references to a conflicting claim and a possible legal action over the will.
Fragmentary text describes a walking event with references to Boonton London and a distant course. Multiple garbled phrases mention athletes, a curve, and a possible long-distance format. Names, dates, and concrete facts are not readable.
A fragmented OCR note discusses opinions on dogs and breeding in England and abroad. It mentions a dog show scene with references to dogs, breeders, and public favor, noting concerns about wire and fuss and comparing breeds among terrier types. The text is garbled and includes scattered names and phrases.
In Cyrus Ohio on November 1 Charles Aumiller was seated near his store doorway when a sudden event caused a structure to collapse beside him. He and others fled unhurt as debris fell, with reports indicating the hazard may have originated from a nearby hive.
Fragmentary note discusses a laxative product for adults and children. Mentions feeling unwell, stomach issues, and relief, with odd phrasing and possible brand cues but no clear names, dates, or actionable details.
A historical court decision cites a ten year old treason-like case involving a defendant named Lorwinlind and mentions a letter that influenced the verdict. The document notes the ruling followed questions about bonds and imons, reflecting a contested postwar adjudication.
Noon advertisement promotes Panes Diapepasin a tasting remedy for indigestion heartburn and gas with a promise of quick relief and low cost. The copy touts a guarantee and references stomach comfort from a sour active stomach.
Health guidance on dieting, weight management, and exercise outlined as a series of lessons. Special offer eight lessons free at Union Hall.
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