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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1918
Page
7
Fragmentary text appears to discuss precaution against suffering and references a friend and medicinal items. Readable portions are sparse and names or clear events are not present to establish a coherent news item or identity.
Washington November 21 Lewis democratic whip introduced a resolution committing the senate to government ownership of all public mills to restore agencies for the production of fuel.
Fragmentary ad text touts quick relief for aches and pains with a penetrating natural formula. Mentions stiffness soreness and strained sinews and urges readers to ask a druggist for it.
Fragmented notice compares staying a room vacant to renting it out cheap. It hints at daily rates and potential savings, noting costs of a charge per day and benefits of avoiding vacancy. Names, dates, and places are unclear in the text.
In a compact listing a dealer promotes used and secondhand goods. The ad highlights cash payment for secondhand items and a cheap place to shop for household essentials at 214 Court Street with a contact phone 271W.
Washington reports that the prospect of meeting the enemy on the battlefield has caused a drop in morale among American troops at home. Officers note a shift toward desire for early embarkation and some to view those already released as no longer subject to military duty. Dispatches describe soldiers awaiting release and those facing penalties or discipline for breaches of camp rules. In Morg, November 20, reports mention a Japanese labor conflict and a violent incident at a Tokyo factory.
Reproductions of Bolshevik postage stamps appear in a provincial setting, illustrating how wartime propaganda and government messaging are shaping public perception. The text notes uncertainty around authenticity and aims to assess the stamps’ role in sustaining morale during conflict.
An archaic remedy claims to swiftly end a sick headache with laxative tea. The ad describes relief for bowels stomach and breath, touting a familiar old treatment and urging readers to try the product as a quick cure.
A fragmented historical text mentions rifles, heroism, and a claim of a medicine Hood's Pearl something. It reads as a scrambled wartime or advertising passage with imprecise references to blood and health remedies.
A list of service members with statuses including missing in action wounded and prisoners. Notable entries include Private John D. Doeden Mazieton and Private Arthur G. Walker Gold Beach with statuses mentioned alongside locations such as Pronk- Tin Tebetens and Oregon cities. The text records casualties and health notes like Oil of Disease and Wounded Severely among the names.
Fort Worth Texas November 2 10 Lt William McCurdy of Beet Springs and Lt Albert Meyer of Hu Ron South Dakota were killed yesterday when their plane fell 1040 feet while testing an experimental flight. The two officers were commissioned last week. An effort was being made to determine how long the plane would stay aloft on a tank of gasoline.
An OCR fragment describes a headache powder claiming rapid relief from headaches neuralgia and throat pain. It mentions Dr James' and promises quick calm relief after taking the powder with a need for the user to receive what they ask for, though the text is garbled.
An old, garbled health note urges drinking water to ease kidney strain from uric acid. It claims meat spikes acidity, leads to backache, dizziness, and nighttime urges, recommending Jad Sakte water tablets and routine intake to flush kidneys and reduce irritation. The piece reads like a quack remedy advertisement with uncertain details and encoded product names.
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