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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
2
Miners reject Secretary Wilson's compromise proposal for a November 1 settlement. The plan failed to meet the needs of the situation, according to John Lewis head of United Mine Workers. The action likely signals a strike beginning on November 1 as Wilson explores other avenues to hold talks with operators.
President and health officials report no new symptoms as recovery continues. A physicians bulletin notes no deterioration and confirms stable condition while medical staff monitor progress and plan ongoing care.
Hog prices continued to fall over two weeks ending Thursday with the low point for the period at 19.70, down over 40 cents from the prior Wednesday. The drop marks the lowest level in more than three years as male hogs showed notable price weakness.
An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a mild laxative and purifying remedy for constipation. It claims to improve complexion and overall well being, urging women to try it and share with friends, with Tallman & Co. listed as the supplier.
Northwestern Division including Alaska Idaho Oregon and Washington urges nationwide participation in the Third Red Cross Roll Call from November 2 to 11 Armistice Day. Leaders urge every loyal citizen to enroll, donate and support war relief as the Red Cross continues feeding clothing caring for refugees and aiding wounded and distressed nations while declaring the war task not yet finished.
An early 20th century discussion outlines the Red Cross leadership role in disaster relief across the nation. It emphasizes universal membership, wartime generosity, and the vital need for ongoing support to prevent future epidemics and humanitarian crises. The piece highlights the United States as a pioneer movement leader and notes the global spread through the Red Cross League. It cites a wrist button symbol and anecdotes of communal sacrifice illustrating public commitment to relief work.
An ad for Begy's Mustarine promoting relief for sore throats chest colds and bronchitis. Claims quick action without blistering and markets a mustard plaster product with two and onushalt Urs a8 truck on the 0-centelmaite. Mentions price and money back guarantee amid doctor endorsements.
A reading of an old advertisement extols Charm horlaly and Chamberlins Calte as remedies for indigestion bowel movement and diarrhea. It touts gentle effective action and prime constipation relief with mentions of physician recommended use and widespread praise. The text references a diary style testimonial from a friend.
A man with twenty six years of chronic bronchitis claims relief after using a bottle of Pe-ru-na. He reports loss of voice for weeks and inability to work, then improvement and credit given to Pe-ru-Na. He lists a range of symptoms said to be treated.
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