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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1917
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions noble deeds, sacred nations, and honor in peace and war, with garbled phrases and unclear names including Heory Ven Dyke, interspersed with unrelated terms. The readable portions suggest a historical or ceremonial piece but contain substantial garble.
A Portland newspaper commentary argues patriotism is an individual matter not a class or sectional affair. The writer, noting an unintended reflection on sheepherders in wartime, asserts that both the patriot and the slacker are defined by personal actions rather than group labels.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a pure vegetable remedy for stomach upset bad taste poor appetite and undigested food claims they ease cramps and pain without harsh quick fixes and highlight their olive color.
The piece argues that laboring and rich alike are capable and willing to serve the nation. It cites the brave sheep herder, bankers delivering liberty loans, and a melting pot of character. Treachery exists but is not tied to social status. Americans, native or foreign born, in overalls or diamonds, remain loyal citizens.
The article condemns militant suffragettes in Washington as a source of annoyance to the President and loyal citizens. It notes the President's support for suffrage, recounts his votes in New Jersey, and questions the motives of the movement while urging cancellation of a meeting. It also highlights local subscription concerns and a forthcoming Marshall meeting on November 6.
The readable lines mention a dated page with names and events blurred by OCR. Key items include a daughter, a person named Willlre Watts On, and references to a river and road nearby. The text remains garbled, with many improvised terms and unclear dates or places.
The text presents a garbled OCR fragment mentioning names and phrases like Pendleton and Bhat but lacks clear event, date, or proper nouns to form a coherent summary. No verifiable details or individuals can be reliably identified for a factual news card.
Real estate records show multiple transfers involving various tracts and owners. Names include Mayer, Friedrich Schumacher, Eva Campbell, John Ogle, and Chas Me, with prices around 225 000 and parcels in sections 24, 34 and others across townships and ranges.
Idaho woman recalls relief from back and side pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonial says she felt much better after one bottle and praises the product. Disease claims are presented as a personal endorsement from a reader in a period advertisement style.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for cold symptoms. It claims one dose relieves nasal congestion, fever, headache, sore throat, and general misery, with quick onset and low cost. The copy emphasizes ease of use and affordability, urging readers to purchase from local drugstores.
OCR fragment outlines land descriptions in township north range west with sections 1 2 and 13, mentions Marion and other names, references a $1000 amount, pilots dials and a proposed town area. Sparse details remain readable and entities uncertain.
Harry Lauder entertained the Rainbow Division troops after snow with songs and jokes. The comic singer gave a brief speech and praised the men as eager to join the fight and return to the front.
A dated advertisement-like piece describes mixing fresh lemon juice with Orchard White to create a lotion. It claims to soften and brighten skin, suggesting straining pulp, combining with another product, and applying to achieve a lighter complexion. The wording is repetitive and promotional in tone.
Congressman Harold Knutson of St. Cloud Minnesota arrived in New York today with Major Cudham Hipe of the aviation branch. Knutson, who has recently become involved in aviation, rode in Riade KIA today with Major Rice. Company Cu of the old 69th held a dance tonight at the Garden City Hotel with Cal Hine as guest of honor.
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