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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1913
Page
3
Roots and herbs skilfully blended with sarsaparilla and alternatives like Stillingia Blue Flag Mandrake and Dandelion. It touts liver kidney and stomach benefits with Ava Ursi Juniper Pipsissewa Gentian Root and Wild Cherry Bark among other ingredients.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is described as wonderful for rheumatism sciatica catarrh stomach troubles kidney and liver affections scrofula eczema skin diseases blood poisons boils ulcers eruptions general debility loss of appetite and tired feeling from impure blood.
Calgary Alberta April 29 The technical education branch of the Calgary public school board reports a striking success in teaching English to foreign born residents. Large attendance and rising proficiency shown in pupil letters underline the claim that English capability aids social interaction. Hundreds attend, with expectations of even larger enrollments next fall as new immigrants arrive.
A fragmented dialogue notes lateness and a stomach trouble. The exchange references a remedy and a tablet brand. It hints at a domestic joke or moral about care and timing, mentioning a chemist or dealer.
A testimonial advertisement urges immediate use of Dr King's New Discovery at first cough or cold to prevent pneumonia and other lung diseases. It cites patient stories from Effie Morton of Columbia and Wm Dogger, claiming rapid relief and full recovery after multiple bottles.
Portland officials report James C. La France and his wife have been arrested in Coquille, Oregon, on charges of defrauding a life insurance company and two fraternal organizations of 15,500 dollars. La France, once believed dead after a body found near Estacada in 1912, confessed his identity after months of a coast to coast pursuit led by Thiel detectives and Sheriff Gage. The couple had operated the Ferger Tie and Timber company in Bandon with funds from the scheme, while Mrs. La France traveled to verify the ruse. R. Peek, attorney for Modern Woodmen of America, confirms the admission.
Mrs J Silks of 20 Dowling Street Sydney Australia reports her due son recovered from a severe cold after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. She notes a small bottle completed the cure and claims the remedy is sold by all dealers.
Special Correspondence. Stanfield April 20 The Umatilla and Stanfield baseball teams crossed hats at Stanfield Sunday the score was west to 1 in favor of Stanfield. Richards returned from Wisconsin Sunday with two carloads of Holstein cows for ranches on the Furnish project. Dr T S Wisner of Larimore arrived to look after land on the Furnish project. H B Reese of Pendleton Sundayed in Stanfield. Drayman Bean is putting up an ice house near the station. Mrs T Yates visiting her mother in Pendleton. N H Alexander of Hillsboro in the city. W P Ward and A Ward of Sand Hollow with Paradise project engineering force Sundayed in Stanfield. R N Stanfield shipped several carloads of sheep to Portland. Contractor H E Allen returned from a week in Portland and has just completed a bungalow on the Watts ranch. Hugh and Gerald Stanfield of Butler Creek attended to business Friday. Mrs Rarle Gibson of Umatilla visiting Stanfield friends. Mrs Brownell of Umatilla attended the ball game. F P Riley of Echo spent Sunday. Mrs P H Buchholtz and Mrs R A Holte shopped in Hermiston Saturday. The baseball boys and friends were given a reception at Chas Hoggard’s residence Sunday evening with ice cream and cake. Roy Clover of Bakersfield California spent Saturday in the city. Chas Percy and family of Hermiston visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs S B Cotant.
The ad proclaims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease and promises one hundred dollars if it fails to cure. It states the remedy is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces and claims to build constitution. Includes offer to send sentimentals and lists F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio with drugstore selling pills for constipation.
A Great Pain Killer Meritol White Liniment claims to reduce inflammation and soreness in about one third the time of usual treatment. The ad promotes Merriol Pile Remedy for piles or hammerholds with a strong guarantee and invites customers to visit the store for a demonstration.
An old advertisement extols Merrio Hair Tonic from Tallman & Company as exclusive local agents promising a clean scalp healthy growth and soft lustrous hair for readers with or seeking better hair.
A Victorian style ad extols Cottolene as a superior butter substitute. It argues butter is expensive and describes Cottolene as equal or better for pastries and frying, noting its vegetable, healthful nature and greater richness. The copy claims two thirds of a pound of Cottolene replaces a pound of butter or lard.
A daily menu and family activity ideas for children are shared. Breakfast features scrambled eggs and corn bread. lunch lists crokers and coffee. dinner offers skirt steak and potatoes with desserts. Activities include letter matching with water-dried cardboard letters and a bean game to attract children’s interest, with small rewards for winners.
A charming little girl’s Russian dress is described using lawn, voile or batiste. It features clusters of tucks at the shoulders, a panel of fine embroidery outlined by narrow insertion, and a pleated side skirt. Short sleeves with embroidered lace cuffs and a ribbon belt complete the outfit.
Pendleton Politioa] Enquality League and Pendlston Chapter American Woman's League schedule meetings at city hall. The League meets at the president's call, while the Woman's League convenes at 3 p m on the second Monday monthly. Class Jn Parliamentary Law meets at city hall on the second and fourth Mondays at 3 p m.
The article suggests keeping sewing downstairs to avoid interrupting reading or conversation, describes brides weaving their full given names into lingerie, and notes May Breakfasts as a town tradition. It also lists travel conveniences in leather cases: smelling salts, paper cups, and napkins for easy use.
A health notice stresses kidney function for overall wellbeing citing Bright's disease deaths in 1910. It endorses Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as an effective kidney liver and bladder remedy and offers free sample bottles by mail from Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York. Bottles sold by druggists in two sizes 50c and 1.00.
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