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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
7
Washington report explains Secretary of Agriculture Tama Jim Wilson launching a campaign to teach housewives how to fix, buy, and use farm produce efficiently. The calorimeter tests food energy and nutritive value to lower costs while raising health, urging better kitchen conservation among American housewives.
Spokane hosts Michigan alumni gathering with attendees from Washington Idaho Oregon and Montana to honor Dain Reed Dean Cooley Professor Hates and Wilfred B Shaw returning from a western states tour on April 22 23 The seventh annual banquet at South Central high school auditorium includes lectures on The University and University Site music reminiscences and new gridiron entertainment with Judge William A Huneke as toastmaster.
An ad describes using Hyomel inhalation from a bowl of steaming water as a simple nightly remedy for stubborn catarrh. It claims quick relief, easier breathing, and a clear head. Product details include Hyomel bottles, inhalers, pricing, and a money back guarantee through druggists and Tallman & Co.
Mrs George Cornwallis West formerly Lady Randolph Churchill is seen at opera events and social dinners as a king’s guest. She improved finances after rubber speculation with her young husband and now lives modestly to economize. Her son Winston Churchill’s career concerns her and she works to back the Shakespearean festival in June.
East Africa tale recounted by G. M. Winkoop describes Mr Ankeny of the New York Museum of Natural History battling a leopard after being shot in the leg near the Tana river. The beast mauled his arm and left him unable to move until he strangled the animal, saving his life though suffering serious injuries.
A quirky revival appears in spring as humor returns to the Sunface. Hooda Saranparijia removes them, wards off danger, and keeps beasts safe through the season.
Portland Journal reports two big railway interests aim to build an east to west line across Oregon linking Vale Burns Coos Bay and Portland via the Oregon Electric. Harriman and Hill groups push surveys and land-to-rail plans with Minnesota capitalists opening land to settlers. a completion window within weeks is anticipated.
An 1840s style ad-like piece promotes electric Bitters as a tonic and purifier for grippe aftereffects, claiming nerve and organ restoration. It also advertises two boxing exhibitions at Oregon Theater featuring Stanton, Mullin, and two preliminaries, with main event at 9.00.
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a cure for liver trouble and pale complexions. It claims the medicine will purify blood, improve skin tone, and restore health with a rich red blood and rosy cheeks. Available for 1l6c at Tallman & Co.
A paid advertisement from J.B. V. Butler of Monmouth Oregon argues sustaining the normal school benefits the community and children. It references a Wuaddle plant valued over $100,000 and notes a four cent per thousand dollar cost.
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