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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1917
Page
7
An old remedy touts sage tea as a natural method to darken gray hair. The piece notes a cosmetic routine, claims subtle color changes by morning, and mentions related products and the era’s fashionable effects on appearance.
Amid chaotic ticket sales for the marquee baseball season, fans struggle as venues pursue deposits and resold seats. Officials report high demand, with promises of streamlined purchase options and improved access for disappointed buyers.
Pendleton society circles reveal a weekend of gatherings and updates. Notables share engagements, travel plans, and local charity events, with residents attending church socials and community fundraisers across town.
British armored cars covered a retreat during the recent manoeuvres as Russian units withdrew from altos amid confusing orders. The limited armored actions forced a strategic pullback, with reports noting the retreat as a sign of pressure on the front. Photographs reportedly showed a car taking part in the operation.
California hogs showcased strong demand in Portland with a crowded yard and high prices. Prices and consignments varied, with buyers showing interest in sows and market hogs, while local bidders from Oregon and nearby states participated in the brisk trade.
Fragmented report recounts a man drafting himself to Camp Upton amid wartime expectations. It notes confusion about enlistment status and the idea of heading home, with references to a friend and the draft process influencing choices. The text reflects wartime confusion and personal resolve.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Warracks officer and a regiment line with names like Jewett Earle Booth and a newspaper offstreet note. The readable content is minimal and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Paris report details two strong enemy attacks repulsed in the sector by French forces. The fighting continued with artillery and infantry actions as lines held near key positions. No further tactical specifics provided due to fragmented text.
Washington date Oct 2 report says Captain Milter who led the German raider Emden and twenty two pirates including Lieutenant Theilan escaped from a British prison camp in England and were recaptured later by British authorities.
An old advertisement touts Hell's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh and related ailments. It promotes a “perfect combination” of ingredients and claims dramatic relief, urging readers to request free trial information and to buy from J. Henry & Co in Toledo. The copy targets general health complaints and lists druggists as distributors.
A dense, fragmented 19th or early 20th century display of attorney offices and legal notices. It lists many law firms and individual attorneys with room numbers and building names, plus brief classified ads for intelligent persons seeking newspaper work and a few unrelated service offers. The text reflects a busy legal services hub with multiple firms in shared blocks.
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