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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1918
Page
2
The shop promotes art needlework novelties including stamped pillows scarfs center pieces and baby dresses with free instruction from an expert teacher. Curtain nets in ivory white and ecru sell from 50 cents to 1.50. Japanese lunch cloths face a government embargo and stock will run out prompting patrons to buy now to use or gift. Prices range 1.25 to 2.50.
A battered report suggests Britain may tunnel to Erin as authorities discuss a project tied to defence and engineering. The article references officials and entities such as Merle Mertury Caminita and Teuton, noting debates over feasibility and the timing of any commencement.
From New York reporting on World War II actions, Whittlesey's battalion is surrounded in the Ardennes forest for five days. Colonel Hagen Hauton’s unit conducts a dusk rescue as troops are nearly without water and exhausted. Soldiers write home, awaiting possible death, while German voices and distant fires echo in the night.
A report from Rome states that Pathor Fells Dy Andrely, leader of the first Catholic ministry, is to be canonized. The ceremony will be arranged with ceremonial rites and notable church officials in attendance.
A damaged article notes an Austrian emperor maintaining a sizable estate in Nerantiia, Emilie province, claimed to be over one thousand time, with judges ruling no claim of confiscation. The piece discusses imperial ownership versus subject status and questions the emperor's classification.
London reports a royal order following a tongue in cheek note about saving shells and munitions. A Wicklow-like boy Berde is mentioned in relation to new war material. The scene centers on instructions from Queen Mary to save shells and related items from the royal household.
Prominent general promotions and battlefield horror are recalled in a dramatic World War I vignette. A wounded American soldier lies exposed on a stretcher as medics work in a field hospital. The scene captures the chaos and sorrow of frontline care with deep, personal detail.
Winona Minnesota woman writes of long nervousness and restored health after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter extols the remedy as a standard treatment for displacement, inflammation, ulcers, menstrual issues, headaches and nervous prostration in women, with claims of renewed sleep and capability to work.
A fragmented wartime ad style passage describes hair care for women and mentions a soldier inquiry about race and ethnicity. The text blends cosmetic claims with harsh wartime imagery and ends with a dismissive reply from a nurse or medic, reflecting tensions of the era.
Fragmentary article discusses influenza and remedies with references to Foley's tonic and other products. Obscure details mention patients, symptoms, and varying claims of relief, but the piece remains fragmented and difficult to parse.
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