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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1917
Page
3
A fragmented Pendleton page brims with bizarre offers and social quips. A spoof reward tale targets Kernel Wood and a cryptic scene references Buffalo Vernon and a Prominent Pendleton lady, while readers debate a widow marriage paradox and clergy involvement.
Leading clergymen and laymen of the Protestant Episcopal church gather in Washington for a two day session to organize the war commission recently appointed by Bishop Tuttle of St Louis. The event signals a coordinated church effort amid ongoing national concerns.
Washington reports that over 126,000 dealers have submitted returns to the federal food survey conducted by the Bureau of Markets. Firms are urged to comply fully and promptly as the law mandates a 100 percent response to support war food programs.
A testimonial from Lowell Massachusetts praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relief of nervous conditions headaches and related symptoms. The ad lists sensations such as hot flashes dizziness and irregularities and offers confidential advice from a physician in another city.
Washington reports beans become a major production staple with a 19,549,000 bushel estimate for the year. State producers in Michigan California New York Colorado and New Mexico show over 1.5 million acres planted. The Agriculture Department notes strong cooperation from firms and rising prices amid inventory efforts.
An old promotional piece extols Mothers Friend by Bradley Regulator Co for pregnant women. It claims safe, natural support for expanding abdominal muscles, reduces morning sickness, and eases postpartum recovery, urging readers to obtain a bottle from the druggist and request the booklet Mother’s Friend.
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