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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1918
Page
2
Distinctive style in our new Fall Suits and Coats. The most attractive garments, made by America's foremost makers with all-wool materials. Prices range from 22 50 to 125 00. We proudly present them for your inspection and purchase.
A fragmented sale notice markets boys shoes priced around 2.77 to 5.09 with styles described as neat and flexible. It highlights kid footwear in multiple colors and a “Boys Scout Shoes” line claiming quality leather and sturdy construction sure to appeal to parents seeking value.
War time reports show Belgian prices for basic goods leaping from 30 to 1500 percent since the conflict began. The Belgian movement’s agencies note wage growth for laborers reaching 180 percent, with miners seeing about a 65 percent rise. Many Belgians face hardship as costs soar and pay scales lag behind.
A wounded but fearless office worker saved colleagues as gas shells rained down. He calmly explained precise steps, evaded danger, and later helped remove a bottle and can as the threat persisted. The story highlights the remarkable courage of a single man amid fear and destruction.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a date near March and a person named Temer Pelee with unclear context. The readable bits reference acne, teen ages, and a travel or event mention but lack coherent facts. Unable to determine a clear news item from the fragment.
A terse briefing from the foreign repair ministry outlines a turbulent year marked by a heavy election climate and stalled talks. Officials emphasize continuity in policy while noting logistical challenges and rising regional tensions.
The text outlines Wilsonian aims for a peaceful world order including territorial integrity and self determination. It emphasizes avoiding territorial grabs, ensuring national boundaries reflect peoples, and creating an international covenant to preserve peace, via a general association of nations and enforcement of collective security.
A fragmented wartime clipping touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for women's ailments, citing a sister's testimonial and urging readers to seek confidential advice from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. The report also notes fears of German chemical warfare and mentions a submarine chaser crew member recalling gas attacks, reflecting wartime anxieties.
A garbled unclear entry reads like a fragment from an Austro socialist discourse. It mentions Austria Hungary, Turkey, and Vulgaria, with references to ministers, peace proposals, and immediate steps toward stances on annexation and imperial matters.
Fragmentary report indicates Alexander Kerensky will hold a position in Fingland while remaining in England. No clear details on the role or dates are provided.
An old advertisement touts deep healing for eczema by addressing blood disease roots. It claims lasting relief comes from a surface-penetrating remedy, urging readers to write to a Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta, Georgia for guidance on individual cases.
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