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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1919
Page
2
A brief overheard remark centers on frustration with prices and rebates. The speaker, angry at the cost of goods, losses impact as a rebate arrives and softens the protest. The scene conveys a local mood about shopping and deals.
Spokane doctors raise patient fees from 50 to 160 cents. A letter of undying costs 7 to 25 dollars. A telephone consultation fee adds 2 dollars. The article depicts rising medical costs and inflation fears with absurd, satirical notes on society.
The article notes the queen’s planned visits to co educational colleges in Germany with American Red Cross ties. It discusses her views on Belgian women’s life, room for improvement, and aims to help development. It mentions Treves city center, allied forces, and a Red Cross director in Treves.
A druggist touts a tonic laxative as a remedy for better digestion and skin. The ad urges readers to brew a cup every other night for three weeks to achieve clearer complexion and sparkling eyes.
Fragmentary OCR describes a laxative product, touted as gentle and suitable for fretful children with feverish symptoms. Mentions normal bowel action and pleasant breath, promising mild stimulation with no harsh effects.
In the United States District Court for Oregon the case of J. D. Morrow bankrupt is announced. Creditors are summoned to the first meeting at the Referee in Bankruptcy office in Pendleton on October 29, 1919, to prove claims, elect a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and discuss matters. Dated Pendleton October 11, 1915. THOS FITZGERALD Referee in Bankruptcy.
Queen Queen Kienlin of Belgium arrives in New York to learn how American women eat drink and amuse their husbands. Her royal program includes factory visits and department stores to observe women at work and in the home, seeking insight into modern American life.
A New York doctor warns tobacco users about nicotine poisoning and urges stopping with Nicetol tablets sold by local druggists. The ad cites dramatic health risks and promises rapid relief, claiming refunds to dissatisfied customers and wide merchant support in city shops.
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