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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1917
Page
7
The article praises the Overland and Willys-Knight automobiles, claiming practical advantage and low prices. It highlights a model priced near 12 000 pilin and argues the engine combines smoothness with strong power, unlike other motors of the era.
An article discusses dubious claims about daily hot water flushes improving digestion and internal cleansing. It describes supposed benefits to stomach, kidneys, and skin, arguing the regimen lacks credible evidence and could mislead readers into unsafe health practices.
A fragmentary report describes women from Allied forces rallying in France, marching to polls while German pilots engage in aerial battles nearby. It notes notable slogans and the involvement of American women activists including Miss Julie, as well as other named figures and organizations.
Fragmentary OCR yields a Portland notice about a prank patient, a fatal shooting, and investigations. Names and places are garbled, with mentions of a hospital, United States, and a suspect trio. Details are incomplete and directions unclear due to damaged text.
A misread local item reports a women workers’ group at a Birmingham factory planning a meeting at Wilshire Whirth to push for changes. Young workers hint at larger reviews, while others remain wary of retribution.
Fragmentary text describes rapid relief from headache and neuralgia. It references seeking fast, effective treatment and urges not suffering, noting ideas of relief from pain. Specific people, places, or events are not clearly identifiable.
In New York on November 2 1904 veterans and players from the Chicane and New York squads prepare for a forthcoming world series. Five World Series veterans share insights from college circuits while Redie Moreh and Connie Maelo are noted for performance. The piece highlights national league crossovers and asserts the era’s shifting power as athletes from China and other venues gain prominence in major league circles.
Pirates secure a 4 point victory over Potts at home in a Northeastern League game. Bates leads with sharp scoring as teammates Mayo and Cooper contribute. Early rebounds and late defense seal the win for the home squad.
A district attorney investigates a case involving a wealthy husband, Mrs King, and a man nicknamed Buster Foraker. The inquiry centers on a confidential letter and an estate claim, with mentions of $1,000.40 and a push to pursue a key witness from Luton. The tone suggests a local crime or intrigue in a historic court context.
In a wartime report from Washington Oct, Dr William A White, superintendent of At Hitebeth's Hospital, discusses care for returning servicemen. He cites estimates of insanity, shell shock, and long-term need, noting congressional funds and government support will shape hospital capacity and treatment options.
A dire ation of trinteters and priests urged President Wilson to knee cone tries past the pending bite incrnake. The increnes into the rree of vorgininia due to heme rere organtis. The President too the question uniber 'vuncnent.
The North Portland market opened the week with steady demand as hogs moved with strong tone and cattle values firm. Traders reported good volume, with cattle offerings totaling 3323 head, including top cattle and heifers. sheep and lambs showed a fair supply and higher prices overall amid a cloudy outlook for today and Wednesday.
Report from PANS details a German air attack in which 37 German servicemen were killed and 43 wounded during a bombing expedition over France. One flyer reportedly captured, others pursued as authorities describe the raid’s impact and perils.
In a French port on October 1 a French officer reports American sailors patrolling channels aboard their warship. The crew keeps lanes open and ensures safe passage for merchant traffic while a French family is well provided for by the ship’s men. The report notes the cooperation between the American crew and locals.
A mother and four minor children flee a village near St after a German attack burned their home and looted crops. The father was killed in battle. Months later the family reached the city where a hardship job covers bare needs. Children faced neglect and occasional indulgence when shoppers gave treats.
Pendleton readers get Page 6 coverage listing local people events and brief notices. The column highlights residents’ activities, engagements, and community milestones with concise blurbs typical of a small town paper.
A compilation of attorney listings and legal forms from a 19th or early 20th century classified pages. Entries include D W Bailey and others with office details, FEE & FEE, JOON W Huf, and several law offices clustered around American National Bank, along with legal blanks for county and court forms and a Buffalo New York classified notice mentioning income prospects and canvassing advice.
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