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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1910
Page
6
The Quarterly Centennial of Oregon Agricultural College will be celebrated June 14 with three days of commencement activities. Excursion rail rates apply statewide with special trains on demand. Prominent speakers and music planned. Alumni and students to participate. Schedule includes prom, close day, baccalaureate, alumni events, and official dinners.
Mrs. M. L. Dix of Clarksville Tennessee reports four years of severe lung trouble and chest pain. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery with restoring her health. The medicine treats coughs colds hay fever lagrippe asthma croup bronchitis and related conditions. 60 cents and 1 dollar. trial bottles free. Tallman & Co guarantees.
Franks Duprat offers concrete wall construction around graves at the cemetery. Parties wishing to have walls built may call Red 2627 for information. Free estimates provided by Frank Duprat.
Adams notes cover a Helix 10 to 0 baseball game, Athena second team beating Adams 16 to 1, and wide ranging local social updates. Visitors include Clare Myers from Athena, Lola and Guendoline Rogers from Pendleton, and California guests Mr. and Mrs. John Gless. Local travel and health reports mention M. A. Baker improving at the Adams hotel.
State of Ohio Toledo oath sworn by Loca Conn Cheney that Deanne Eanties firm will pay one hundred dollars for any case of incurable catarrh. Frank J. Cheney signs before a notary A.W. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised as internally acting on blood and mucous membranes. Toledo Ohio listed with claims of testimonials and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Wellesley Mass. reporters note the end of the bloomer rule at Wellesley College after a manifesto from committees and faculty. Female performers can now wear period costumes including bloomers for stage roles, ending prior restrictions. The change affects many dramatic clubs at the college.
Careful mothers urged to keep Foley's Honey and Tar for urgent relief of croup in children. Ad claims no opiates or harmful drugs and emphasizes safety. Koeppen Bros endorses the product as best prevention and cure for spring coughs and colds.
Church program at M EK features a mix of music drills pantomimes tableaux and other acts. Admission is 25 cents.
American singers sweep into Florence and other Italian cities in a wave of talent and money seeking fame. Notable figures include Madame Cora Kempre of California, Edith de Lys of Boston, Bertha Brinker of Philadelphia, and Maisie Tekla of Boston. A new star, Maudie Tekla, rises as Mrs. Gaston Meyer. Madame Nevada performs Verdi in Florence to acclaim.
Raisin Day on April 30 1910 is set aside in California as a communal event inviting all to eat raisins in bread or other forms. The aim is to spread raisin sentiment, increase demand for the fruit, and focus housewives on the fruit’s quality, with Northwest neighbors also invited to join by sharing raisin bread.
Advertises a 2 £ bottle for relief from tired aching sweaty feet. Promotes first class drug stores and a message of personal confidence by using the product.
A vivid, antiquated verse fragment contrasts a loathsome sty with a sunlit rose field. A voice proclaims the rotting source behind luxury as a summer breeze hints at TTOLENE amid dark green foliage and reddened blooms.
Parix era aviators focus on Brussels White City opened today by the Belgian king. Aeronautic competitions with $50,000 in prizes promise global participation. Grounds span 200 acres near Solignes forest and Bolsa de la Cambre. Belgium’s Palatin Industrie hosts main exhibits. Dutch pavilion styled in Renaissance with a rose and tulip garden. Marathon races and swimming races open to all nations accompany the air events.
Advertises It McGee's Baby Elixir as a remedy for digestion stomach and bowel troubles, fretfulness and teething discomfort. Claims babies should gain 1-4 pounds weekly and promotes price of 15c and 60c, offered by A C Koeppen & Bros.
Notice states building material deliveries will be discontinued from this date and prices will exclude cartage. Customers must arrange their own haul for orders. Fuel service remains unaffected. Issued by Oregon Lumber Yard Pendleton Lumber Co Crab Creek Lumber Co.
A small classified style ad touts Liquid Foot Base as relief for tired aching and sweaty feet. It promotes happiness for every one at a price of five cents per bottle and lists First Class Drug Stores as sellers. The text ends with a question asking if the East Oregonian is accepted.
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