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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1917
Page
7
A garbled OCR style fragment discusses catarrh medicines and home remedies. It references Terlece fener toe tarryies, Miss of septs papain, and a product called Catarrh Medline, urging readers to seek healing for catarrh and related symptoms.
Directory page lists multiple attorneys with offices in different buildings. Also includes listings for secondhand goods dealers, help wanted ads for intelligent man, machinist, and war-related clerical positions, plus an auctioneer entry and various notices.
Washington Nov 17 The American Red Cross said it has made available 125000 to aid sufferers from the recent Mood in Thentauin province Chile which swept over 15000 square miles and caused widespread crop and property losses worth about 1166,000,00.
Older advertisement promises quick relief from rheumatic pain by applying a proprietary liniment to joints muscles and nerves. Claims include easing aches stiffness neuralgia and lumbago with a single bottle and cites domestic drugstore availability.
A fragmentary page mixes an old time hair darkening patent remedy and a dense slate of city notices. It touts Wyeth’s Serewid Sulphur Compound for restoring natural hair color while listing bids, auctions, and public meeting notices for Pendleton with various amounts and local officials named.
An old advertisement claims Rheumatism sufferers can find relief by a blood cleansing remedy. It describes the product as a purifier that removes disease germs from blood, restoring strength and vigor. Readers are urged to write to Swift Specific Co for medical advice and treatment details.
Weekly North Portland cattle and sheep markets show mixed results with beef prices higher on some grades while overall tone remains cautious. Government policy actions aim to strengthen general supply and stabilize prices as market centers report tighter slaughter demand and variable futures.
Classified ad seeks July workers for government ship machinery contract and ranch positions in eastern Oregon and Washington. Requests experience, full-time eight-hour day, overtime pay, and rapid advancement potential. Includes addresses and contact references, with several local businesses listed.
New York November 17. Mayors committee on national defense issues an appeal for young women with graphing or typing skills to join the array of Sonographers. High school graduates and recent business graduates favored over those already employed. Pay is 8100 per year.
Irving T. Bush, noted as a prominent figure connected to the Port of New York, is referenced in this brief notice. The item notes his association and historical significance to the port and related transportation interests.
Historical fragment discusses using salts and water to cleanse kidneys and relieve rheumatic symptoms. Mentions digestion, stomach discomfort, and various home remedies with references to beverages and lightweight medical advice. Tone mirrors early newspaper health notes, though clarity is limited by garbled text.
Bush Terminal Company to appoint a virtual director of the New York harbor with Chief Executive Officer duties for the Port War Board. He will organize a staff of New York and New Jersey shipping men and merchants to manage port affairs amid congestion. The text mentions a person born in 1840 and references a spouse, but details are garbled and unclear.
Paris report states renowned sculptor Boden died this morning after a long career. Authorities have yet to confirm full details as colleagues mourn the loss of the artist famed for monumental works across France.
A cryptic wartime bulletin says 7-etriage ascended Mount Prascotan and broke an Italian defense, capturing 800 men. Officials call the report latent and the Mount Prascoian claim the port of tre listen Mur.
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