Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Grippe Relief
Advertisement describes Foley s Honey and Tar as a remedy for influenza and grippe. It claims to soothe inflamed throats, clear mucus, stop coughing, and ease bronchial wheeze with day and night use.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1918
Page
6
Advertisement describes Foley s Honey and Tar as a remedy for influenza and grippe. It claims to soothe inflamed throats, clear mucus, stop coughing, and ease bronchial wheeze with day and night use.
Old Pendleton CG News reports Davi Wilson convalescing at St Anthony's after surgery. Nell also operated at St Anthony's. Richard Coke's body will be shipped to Floyd Cole in Kentucky, then possibly Garrett, and finally Mrs Rainey Cole’s home. Corp Frank Chitty, returning from Walla Walla, is en route after duty in New York. he sent the body of Benny to his family. The piece notes influenza illness as the soldier’s cause and mentions hospital service editor saving by medical corp members.
Oct 15 reports a severe needle famine across the United States as supply dries up. Consumers face limited availability of darning needles and other small sewing items amid wartime shortages. Higher grade German needles vanish from the American market and wholesale suppliers warn of prolonged scarcity.
Ernest Crockett of Pendleton recounts his time with the Canadian forces in World War I. He describes the battle terrain, dangers like barbed wire and mines, heavy shelling, and partial injuries while serving with the 1th Canadians, Second Western General Hospital in Manchester, England. He notes being wounded in the shoulder and hopes for news from Pendleton.
The readable phrase suggests a prompt about seizing a chance to dig in for winter, implying a proactive move to secure an advantage or position before cold months. The text is incomplete, offering limited context about who or what is involved.
In London, Ori., reports describe AmericanPAT crowed Senner Ki and Sougher Wananiinepater pursuing 30 priser. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but the story centers on military or transport movements and pricing notes.
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