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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1918
Page
7
Finder returns to the office with a Liberty Fund paper bundle and papers including a $50 note. District location appears near Ban Court and a phone contact is provided.
A noisy, error filled public notice discusses kidney health with claims about salt, meat, and various remedies. It references Worcester, New York stock exchange closing for the day and mentions women and health in uneven, questionable detail.
A Brockholm dispatch from November 11 describes observers arriving in Moscow from Petrograd reporting Bolshevik cruelty aided by women. The men claim cruelty and indifference to relatives of those affected by the terror, citing accounts from Eyewin and Kraklesnere sources.
The readable fragments describe a doctor claiming most sickness stems from the bowels and wet conditions. Names and clear facts are missing, leaving a disjointed, non-specific health commentary with dubious source attribution and unclear context.
Portland November daily market report shows mixed price movement with declines in some categories and firmer bids for others. General cattle and hog values were uneven. cattle averaging around 12.25 to 12.78 per hundredweight, hogs near 19.40 for prime cuts, and other grades tracing price shifts amid light bidding and cautious buying from shippers.
In France pilots arm carbines and revolvers while modern fighters carry a single machine gun. Training emphasizes ammo discipline and rapid jam clearing, with experts noting air superiority relies on both brilliant flying and gunnery. The article cites Foch’s rule that offense is the best defense, guiding Allied pilots over the front.
Portland dispatch reports the Oregon Military Police will be cut from 126 to 35 personnel this week under Commander Major Richard Deich. Governor Withycombe contends the tax levy failure to add one mill makes further reductions in the constabulary likely. officers say many good jobs will be available.
Buenos Aires reports the greatest celebration in South American history in view as the armistice was signed, marking a moment of widespread jubilation and national reflection across nations.
Santiago reports a grand ceremony marking national unity as officials host prominent foreign visitors in a formal event. The celebration underscores strong diplomatic ties and cultural pride within Chile.
San Francisco reports a fashion craze spreading from China to Hawaii and the Orient. Women and song girls are shown wearing hot water bottles as necklaces and accessories, prompting officials to note the epidemic of peculiar taste in attire.
London report describes a Royal Air Force flyer engaging a waterspout at about 7000 feet. The pilot details a turbulent nose dive, cloud whirlpool, and water on the aircraft as it passed near a camp, with the engine and exterior gear reportedly affected but the plane surviving the perilous maneuver.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Russia, Bolshevik, Chicherin, and Czech officials with garbled phrases. No coherent events or dates emerge to summarize a clear news item. Further readable context needed for a proper card.
A vintage advertisement extols Sage and Sulphur compound as a remedy to darken and restore natural color to faded gray hair. It claims even, lasting results when applied with a damp sponge or brush, presenting the product as a home hair care solution for a youthful appearance.
After paying two installments of the indemnity Koemla has exported the riot guard tank notes to Germany.
An Oakland California electric train left its tracks on Sagwaih street and slammed into the side of a large trainshed. Engineer Frank McCarthy was struck by a rock from the wreckage. several passengers were onboard. The incident is reportedly linked to a switch or signal failure.
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