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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1919
Page
7
A fragment from an 19th century medical advert describes the blood disease ropings and remedies. It cites the 40 blood treatment from J. Mandelhail Evansville Indiana with distribution by A. C. Kooppen Brothers, claiming eruptions, ulcers, and enlarged glands improve under use.
A fragmented line appears referencing a lyric and a quip about a man’s church choice by downtown habits, attributed to the Detroit Free Press. The garbled text hints at a cultural snippet or quotation in a newspaper page segment.
Twenty two states in the Mississippi Valley unite to press for immediate federal action. A Washington conference December 1–2 will present a drive on Congress for substantial relief, with committees led by experts and reports prepared for lawmakers on trade needs, agriculture, and infrastructure.
Athena news item details staff movements and student class reorganizations as a new seventh grade teacher arrives. The piece lists residents visiting and local social activity, including trips, family visits, and a large dinner hosted by a local group. Names and places reflect East Cremonian specials and nearby towns.
A hunting party sent venison to two local lodges. The meal pleased all, then Furnes were played late. Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Schrimpe returned from a visit in the East Tuesday. Mrs. Logedon and Mrs. Myrick visited D. H. Mansfield in Walla Walla Wednesday. Jeannette Jack of Pendleton stayed with Charles Smith. Patricia Eagleton of Weston visited Thursday. Lamar district No. 30 held a Thanksgiving program on Friday with a Puritan drama and a discussion on school government by local property owners. Link Swareart’s family will go to Pendleton December 7 for a few months as their daughter goes to California.
Detroit Free Press reports Sire Skiddoo claims she found six bad eggs in the last Jot and seeks assistance to make them good. The inquiry appears in a quirky column captioned somewhat Portdexed with playful dialogue.
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