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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1917
Page
3
Community notices report Adams schools opening September 10 and list a sequence of local social events. The column mentions county seat visits by residents, weddings announced by families, and upcoming church ceremonies in early September with invitations to related gatherings.
An article discusses Sage Tea and Sulphur compounds claimed to darken gray hair, noting historic preparation methods and cautions. It mentions the supposed effectiveness, consumer interest, and the need for careful use to avoid unwanted effects.
A fragmented health note describes the use of salts to treat kidney pain and bladder issues. It advises drinking a tablespoonful in water before breakfast to neutralize urine acidity and ease irritation. The text extols salts as harmless and improves kidney function with regular use.
Stator General Fibb Heyle has been chosen commander of the department where General Tewonard Wood previously held office for many years. Headquarters are in New York, with the department protecting more property against German attack than any other. Many people are involved in this new leadership.
Evange lists and church committees appointed for fall evangelistic meetings. Names include Milehe conpmittte chair, Rev feaer VYoeder, Miss Jesmie Ufuewnut, Mre J. 21 Heslane, and Frank Krebs chairing merchant committee. Local attendees and observers listed with several names and positions noted.
Washington September 4 The House approved a resolution calling immediate congressional investigation into deficient ammunition sent to the Perslite expedition. Secretary Taker will testify tomorrow. Representative Molemure accused the War Department of a whitewash.
A damaged report notes a casualty description of thirteen German planes shot down on the French front. It references air raids, Allied defense, and mentions French observers and anti aircraft actions amid wartime combat reports.
Fragmented text appears to mock or obfuscate a political topic. Mentions American Socialist Party, Derren, Jaber, and Jerrrbaap in unclear context. No coherent event or outcome discernible from readable lines.
A garbled OCR fragment references Canadian, Canadi an and Irish terms with names like Carlida and Neohubinna. It mentions a dispatch by a duke, a RMIT Seremel, and a Wednded calling out in connection with conny and Wis lenatiee. The text is incomplete and uncertain.
John Fousermiune of the University of Whaling, a habitual resident, tried to rescue a drifted crew member near Travetown. He waded from the head to the boat but the current pulled it away and it sank into the shallow water.
A wartime report describes the Strosstruppen battalion’s defeat by French forces. It notes Captain Rehr and the “Brenethul men” were involved, with French and German units exchanging heavy fire. Photographs allegedly captured the German assault’s precise timing and the fall of multiple German troops.
A disjointed account describes Sergeant Hondeant ordering a ruse within a retreat and dragoons moving to Geurhan and Letowler after wounds. The text states Germans faced a rapid counterattack by retreating troops and a rear assault with hand grenades, as vehicles and troops fought their way back to the original position and the occupation forces’ lines melted away.
Three hundred German crewmen from the German cruiser Geler and the naval collier Loeckson bass tern were ordered sent to Fort Doumae, Utah, for internment as military prisoners. They have been detailed by the military authorities since Pearl Harbor, after surrendering to American forces.
Fragmentary note from Army men in Washington describes a tense exchange and fainting during a meeting. Text references a 24 year old individual and wartime actions, with unclear details due to damaged OCR.
A Reuters dispatch reports adjusted calendar confusion for a major conference amid delayed communications. The committee plans new dates and rescheduling for unsettled events at the venue, with officials seeking clarity on participation and arrangements.
An old advertisement touts S. S. S. as a blood purifier for skin diseases. It claims relief from itching and burning through a surface to root approach and offers expert advice from Swift Specific Co in Atlanta.
Mrs Murtha Pearson widow of Henry H Pearson and pioneer of 1852 died at 76 in Bandon Oregon. Born in California she traveled plains with her parents as a child and lived in Milwaukie California Cedar Mill Marion Idaho and Walla Walla before settling in Bandon. Survived by two sons Phillip and Charles Pearson, both residents of Bandon.
The newspaper Vertnika reports regimental orders noting corn stocks in Russian provinces near the eastern and western frontiers. The move aims to address shortages of wheat and flour amid wartime pressures.
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