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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1917
Page
7
Market reports from Portland show cattle and sheep prices holding steady to strong. Receipts near 1,219 head with cattle trading firm and hog and lamb segments showing limited price changes. top prices listed for prime and heavy animals, with regional entries across Western markets.
Nerve-racking headaches and neuralgia dissolve in minutes with Dr James Headache Powders. Priced at 10 cents a package, advertised as the quickest relief available. Promises quick cure with urging language to buy at any drug store.
Washington press service report denies the department of agriculture and the food administration are considering requisitioning household stocks of food. Rumors spread that housewives feared canned goods would be used to feed arms, but officials say no such action is being contemplated.
Washington and Pacific States show fair weather with occasional rains in the north. Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions expect generally fair conditions with rain likely Monday in northern mountains and Sunday in southern mountains and the southern plateau. warmer after Sunday.
Mayor William Hale Thompson of Chicago faces possible removal by the Cook County Grand Jury over defiance of Governor Frank Lowden. Lowden forbade a People's Council for Peace and Democracy meeting, yet Thompson ordered police protection for the event. The governor then ordered the National Guard to end the meeting.
Washington reports deny a rumor that the government will take canned foods from families or ship them to England. The Food Administration and Agriculture Department say no such plan exists and urge households to can and preserve surplus fruits and vegetables for their own use.
Intensive training at the floral training camp for the Soldiers of the Navy begins under a high ranking Marine Corps officer who has spent two years learning methods. Recruits receive instruction in bomb throwing and French construction, aiming to restore morale and quickly inform the trainees.
A garbled 19th century advertisement claims a universal remedy cures catarrh and related ailments. It touts dramatic results, lists pills and tonics, and promises swift relief, naming multiple unverified ingredients and dubious remedies.
The recruits are taught that their training targets real combat efficiency. Sea soldiers and Marines are indoctrinated to never fall into a pinch, never yield to any foe, and to maintain steadfastness under all circumstances.
A traditional health pamphlet urges drinking hot water with phosphate before breakfast to cleanse the stomach and purify the digestive tract. It claims this practice removes poisons, improves absorption, and prevents ailments by flushing liver kidneys and bowels.
A fragmented listing shows numerous law firm addresses and attorneys at law in Despain Bidz Schmidblock Smith-Crawford Building and American National Bank Building. Also included are funeral directors architects auctioneers patent solicitors and an advertisement promising lucrative newspaper work, with scattered stray passages about railroads land and insurance services.
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