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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1914
Page
2
Many people have waited for these silk jersey top petticoats. They fit snugly, wrinkle free with an elastic waist and snap fastener. Available in wide color variety and sizes through the hips for stout figures. Priced at $4.75.
Fort Bliss troops ordered to set up martial law in El Paso at first sign of disorder as Tampico crisis deepens. City stays quiet but excitement grows with extra newspaper editions and refugee and business interest nearby. Public notices and ads appear amid tense atmosphere.
Report notes large infantry, cavalry and artillery forces at the post ready to move on the city at a moment's notice. Gunners allegedly have ranges of key buildings and positions in Juarez across the river.
Secretary Bryan and Minister Brun signed a new peace commission treaty replacing the compulsory arbitration provision. The accord covers settlement of issues by arbitration only, formalizing a narrower dispute resolution between the United States and Denmark.
An old advertisement touts Her Bine as a liver activating remedy for bad breath dizziness and a general malaise. It claims to vitalize the blood regulate bowels and restore energy and cheerfulness with a price of six and a half cents, available from all dealers.
Pilot Rock residents share visits and errands with Pendleton and surrounding towns. A Thursday practice ball game and several residents’ travels populate the week. a minor accident prompts a hospital visit. An advertisement touts HERBINE for liver and blood cleansing with a 60 cent price.
Fire Prevention Day was observed across California with more than a thousand prominent insurance men as guests of Panama-Pacific Exposition officials in San Francisco. The visit marked the city’s recovery from the disaster.
The 1906 event featured an eight-year-after celebration with extensive fire prevention exhibits on the fair grounds. A demonstration of the municipal high pressure fire system was shown under Fire Chief Murphy's direction.
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Portland April 18. President Baum of the Coast League announced rewards of 100 dollars for arrest and conviction of anyone gambling on ball games and 150 dollars for arrest and conviction of persons handling bets for a commission as authorities tackle the spread of gambling in local baseball games.
An old advertisement asserts fatigue signals low vitality and urges taking Hood's Sarsaparilla today to restore energy. It warns sufferers not to delay and frames the tonic as a solution to tiredness before exertion.
Sacramento April 20 claim big motorcycle meet will open with a decorated parade. Over 4000 riders from across the country expected at the fair grounds for races. Tours from California cities organized, largest city representation prizes. Individual rider distance prize offered for the longest distance traveled to attend. Events run under the Federation of American Motorcyclists.
Berlin April 20. President Frau Gerken at the Berlin Women's Association against Alcoholism cites 400 600 drunkards in Germany including 40 000 women. She says 2500 to 2000 women are drunkards in Berlin and notes women conceal their drinking and prefer solitary sprees while men seek social drinking.
Spring laxative and cleanser claim to flush waste and poisons from the stomach liver and kidneys. Promotes purification of blood with a mild nonstriping laxative and cure for constipation. Sold by druggists for 26 cents. Also Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised for all kinds of hurts.
The Washington Kennel Association opened its annual show with a mix of blueblood and notable entrants from across the country. Two sons of Secretary of the Navy Daniels joined their dogs in the competition, while Ned Lane, son of the Secretary of the Interior, also entered canines. The beach committee lists George A. Lane, Dr. G. N. Payette, Dr. Ww. Evans, M. M. Cady, and T. C. Brown among others.
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