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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1913
Page
8
A period ad extols Mother's Friend as a safe helper for pregnant women, claiming it relaxes muscles and nerves, reduces pain and nausea, aids baby development, and prevents breast congestion. It advertises a $1 bottle and an offer of an informational book from Bradfield Regulator Co. in Atlanta.
Franklin Lane will dispatch an impartial agent to inspect the Hermiston and West Umatilla reclamation projects. Senator Chamberlain and Oregon leaders push for continuation, citing progress, local benefit, and assurances from engineers that both projects will prove successful. Local residents report financial strain, but officials expect a prompt, careful report guiding future action.
An old advertisement touts Mother Gray's Aromatic Leaf as a remedy for backache fatigue and urinary troubles. It promises energy restoration through a blend of herbs and minerals and offers mail order with sample available.
Attorney John A. Jeffrey says injunctions will be filed against Secretary of State Miecott to halt the November special referendum election. He argues the legislature overreaches by limiting the people’s power to initiate laws, deeming the bill unconstitutional.
A brief classified style notice advertises wood slabs for sale with a contact name Malin and a single phone line 8. The fragmentary item implies a local exchange or listing in a newspaper page. The exact pricing and location are not provided in the readable text.
An Erratic program listing includes Belinda spoiling a romance with Norma Talmadge, The Edison feature Poverty and Bid Companions, and a Lubin project about a hardened convict achieving respectability on a liner. It also notes The Honor System with Katem and Arthur Jotingen in a voyage setting.
A serialized dramatic program features Betty living with her aunt and a long halted romance. An aunt explains a youthful quarrel with her former lover kept her gate open in hope he returns, while a neighbor aids a widower and a child amid a sequence of acts and titles from Pathe and Vita graph.
Sundays change of program at The Pastime presents a three reel film of Victor Hugo's Notre Dame. Esmeralda delivers the best dancing seen in motion pictures and proves her acting ability throughout the picture. The production is praised for beauty correctness and realism, making viewers feel they have lived the period.
An advertisement for Waw-Waw sauce describes a vegetable-based seasoning praised by European chefs. It claims digestive benefits for meals and soups, suggests a 25-cent bottle convinces, and notes distribution to the House of Lords, hotels, and homes worldwide. Address: ST. JAMES PUBLISHING CO. 278 West Broadway, New York City.
Claude Frollo stars with Quasmoda in a Vivagraph love comedy blending light romance and farce. Bunny Blarneyed features a stern parent who pursues a delayed marriage after kissing the Blarney stone. Educational Pastime theater reports air and capacity updates for a Detroit-bound audience.
In a drama titled Brother Bill Vitagraph Edith Story and Ned Finley, a jealous mountain village romance leads to a dramatic town confrontation as BHI intervenes to rescue a girl from a forced union at a village dance. A station agent’s quick aid helps avert a head on collision with a freight train. Also shown are The Fired Cook Kalem The Cat and the Jonnett a lively farce.
A Sunday program featuring two reels of far north drama The Stronger with Miss Barbara Tennant and The Saved by Parcels Post act. Star turns include Charles Dana Gibson James Montgomery Flagg Wallace Irwin Will Irwin Han son Towne and John Wolcott Adams among others in a lively program of artful performances.
The World’s news in pictures includes Leo’s Love Letter and Mr Fools head as the comic. Julian Street Burgess John son and Tom Masson are listed separately before the comedy. Miss Gladys Rahe, soprano soloist, will perform.
Friday and Saturday cinema lineup features The Coward's Atonement a Civil War drama praised for battle scenes. Also shows The 101 Bicon and Pond Hell Saves the Day plus humor with When he Jumped at Conclusions and The Girl Sleuths.
The East Oregonian invites readers to bring or mail their old rags to the office at their earliest convenience. Rags should be large and clean for reuse in shop or printing operations.
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