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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1919
Page
9
A man identified as Carl Ah, from Novo 11-Carl Ah, in Minn, killed two people then took his own life. His partner was jailed in connection with the case, with investigators detailing the sequence of events and the subsequent arrest.
A garbled OCR item references Bertone Wart arthed tired Tah 68 Bheeeth and Bell and Levites. Mention of a Hhed found oer raeugd at The and a quarrel near Magnan ranch. Jury and partner names appear in distorted form with unclear actions.
An erratic health blurb extols drying and “diluge” to excite kidneys and cleanse the body. It prescribes drinking water, using a grape and lemon acid mix with lithia, and a effervescent health drink to neutralize acidity. It promises relief from kidney issues and backache through water and salts.
Pendleton and Weeton residents flocked to Helix K of P dance on Friday night with plans for a town turkey shoot on November 25. They expect 9 turkeys 0 grew and 60 qucks with a free barbeque.
East Oregonian report from Athena notes high school girls and local volunteers staffing the Red Cross booth. Attendees include Mrs. Tom Monher and Weston guests, with multiple visits from Pendleton and Walla Walla residents. A community event featured entertainment, a county health nurse, and a church program. In unhappier notes a Ford accident near school injured a child but the student is recovering well.
A fragment from the Edinburgh Sovaman notes a new photo by Splendil Likeness and asks why it is described as a jolly Metis. The item mentions the subject has had the photo two days and not shown it to anyone yet.
The text outlines liberal conditions for reinstating lapsed insurance, including handling two months of premiums and back payments before July 26, 1919. It notes that partially paid back premiums may be credited toward future premiums and that reinstatement does not guarantee full protection. It warns the insured may face health or financial changes and could lose points or coverage if delaying reinstatement.
Ed Feon discusses the North Pole debate as a tutor challenger. Cook arrives and links to a claim of earning £12,000 a day with a quote about the North Pole and a push toward millionaire status.
An article notes a remedy named Papen Dintepain claimed to quickly relieve indigestion by neutralizing stomach acidity. It emphasizes avoiding fatty foods and promises relief without appointment or delay, presenting the product as a reliable antacid option.
Fragmentary report notes Dr Freferteh Cook, once believed lost for years, connected to an oil discovery at the North Pole. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but reference to a long absence and return is noted.
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