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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1919
Page
2
The text references no animals and mentions Inda.hi, Ramia, Africa and South America. It cites Flat howter, Alphonso the First, and a claim of a seven foot tall eld. It includes garbled phrases about a Portuguese kingdom in the twelfth century and a janitor. The fragment is incoherent and lacks a clear event or person.
Sky Pilot Maynard and Lt Tradshaw plan a New York to San Diego flight with a Dallas stop to test transcontinental passenger flying. They modify a De Havilland four with extra fuel and streamlined wiring to reduce drag, carrying 315 gallons and over 200 gallons for the trip, hoping to reach Dallas on day one and San Diego soon after. The piece notes aircraft evolution will cut uncertainties, while the human element remains crucial.
St Loom Oct 28 The unofficial round table gathers at the Am erican Mining Congress annual convention with a November 27 start. Promoters bill the gathering as the era’s largest industrial meeting and invite President Wisden and Vice President Marshall to join capital labor and public leaders to discuss social and labor unrest.
A vintage advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast remedy for indigestion acidity sour stomach and gases. It claims tablets ease pain neutralize acidity and provide immediate relief, urging readers to buy a box and eat favorite foods without distress.
In Washington President Wil is expected to join congress as the American Mining Congress plans to unite conflicting interests for a dialogue. W. K. Kavanaugh, temporary chair, cites inflation and labor radicalism as drivers for nationalization and shorter hours, urging higher production of iron, metal and oil to ease readjustment.
Secretary Daniels said the Navy will release one million pounds of sugar over two to three months to hospital use nationwide. Due to limited supply, sales will be confined to hospitals and Navy staff at two pounds per week, price set at two and a half cents per pound.
An old time remedy promises instant relief from headache and neuralgia. The ad touts fast action and urges readers to buy a dime package from the drug store and take a powder to banish head pain within moments.
Dr. David Roberts received one year at hard labor in the house of correction after being convicted on statutory charges involving Mint Grace Link. Link is currently serving a sentence in the state prison for the murder of Roberts' wife.
A Cuban sugar manufacturers group reports sufficient sugar contracted to meet present American demand, but will stay in Cuban warehouses until transportation is arranged. Lightning struck a dock area where sailors discussed a tale from an old mariner about a shipwreck off Point Anne Baranes about sixteen years ago, turning into a curious yarn.
A survivor recalls a violent thunderstorm that struck the deck amidships with a bright flash. A bolt bored a hole through the side, injuring the narrator’s leg from top to bottom.
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