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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1918
Page
7
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a mine name Hountte dearbabel near Glinhee mine and a pickup at 712 Mali street with prayers for a thin notice. The readable bits point to a local business call related to a mining site and a public notice in progress.
An advertisement claims a tonic named Neuralgia Pain Relief Counteracts neuralgia and nerve ache instantly. It describes a lotion aiding nerves, congestion, and various pains of the face head and body with a claim of immediate relief and no skin burning or discoloration. It asserts decades of use and urges purchase as a joyful experiment.
Rome, Nov 19. Monsignor Bona Ventura Cerrett, papal under secretary of state and former apostolic delegate to Austria, will depart next Wednesday or Thursday for the United States as special envoy of the Vatican.
Dispatches from Baghdad report 14,000 Armenian casualties at Tasly Cit in Bitlis area of Asiatic Turkey. The American Committee in Baghdad notes dire overwork and depletion in nearby towns, with exhausted residents seeking relief.
A meeting of Nathanael Sculpture Beevity supporters discusses the New York victory arch project. The plan envisions an arch in Madison Square Garden to honor war dead with a design echoing Liberty and American art, funded by temporary contributions before permanent construction.
Solleawis, recently divorced from Gere mio, contemplates shifting plans toward a harvest setup instead of returning to Mame ra Denmark, weighing practical steps and future arrangements.
W. C. Crawford of Crawford and Hedges advertises rooms for rent in a warm, comfortable setting at The Sterking, Willow. The fragment also notes a historical remark on the German army’s early optimism a hundred days ago and its current stance, reflecting war reporting contrasts.
Portland market reports show little change across cattle and sheep trades. A steady demand kept steer prices near last week’s top, with cows and heifers trading mix of steady to higher bids. lambs and sheep offerings remained light though prices held firm amid steady competition.
Wilmington Delaware November 10 The DuPont industries express readiness to shift from munition production to munitions of peace. Government will decide when and how to halt war contracts and resume constructive labor with minimal hardship. Officials say America is financially strong and offers new business chances, with workers moving to peacetime projects as industries expand.
Chicago November 14 a young woman claimed skirts hindered hold ups. The bandit known as June Smith testified to police that tripping over her skirt would have stopped the crime. She and a male accomplice were linked to a recent saloon robbery and fled as officers pursued.
United Free Staff Correspondent J W T Mason argues that aiding Germany's hunger would hinder democracy and risk reviving militarism. He contends partial hunger could pressure Germany while avoiding famine, warning against allowing full starvation and urging allied constraints on German food relief.
United Press reports that after peace treaties Germany will face a strong postwar competitor in markets Germany once dominated. US war agencies say America will soon match prewar exports of potash, fertilizer chemicals, and optics despite cheaper German labor and raw materials.
Ameren notes abnormal demand for a substance linked to soil and tourism, predicting persistent needs that will boost postwar development. The text asserts America will gain a stronger position in the potash market. The fragment also mentions Cole's Original Wool Stoves and related slogans about reliability and weather.
Washington nov 18 thousands of cars used for military transport will be relocated to passenger traffic over two months. Trans continental and local routes will be added where service was reduced, with about 21,000,000 miles trimmed from monthly passenger transport to support troop movements.
A compact ad style summary promoting Ely's Cream Balm to treat nasal congestion and catarrh. The copy claims rapid relief by applying a small amount of antiseptic cream inside the nostrils, soothing swollen mucosa and allowing easy breathing with no dullness or headaches.
A garbled OCR-style passage claims a product relieves headache and neuralgia fast. It references a person named Jase and mentions packaging and store availability, but the text is unclear and mixes nonsensical terms with possible marketing language about a new sedative or remedy.
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