Pure drugs and ingredients offered for home medicines
An advertisement promises supply of roots, barks, herba, and other standard strength drugs for home made spring remedies. It notes especially low prices on bulk quantities and stresses purity.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1907
Page
4
An advertisement promises supply of roots, barks, herba, and other standard strength drugs for home made spring remedies. It notes especially low prices on bulk quantities and stresses purity.
Inland Empire high schools from Oregon Washington and Idaho prepare for a major Tri-State track meet in Walla Walla on May 2 and 4. About 25 schools invited, 150 entries, 10 athletes from each large school expected. Over 1000 visitors, one and one third rail rates, Whitman College host, Commercial Club coordinating, information bureau in memorial building, breakfast and meals arranged by churches, street cars to campus.
Athletes from Pendleton high school enter track and field events at Walla Walla with Jay and Ora Jay among top contenders. The program includes 100 yard dashes, sprints, field events, and a may 8 preliminaries at Ankeny Field followed by a declamatory contest at the Keylor Grand. Pendleton's entries list C Turner N Kimball J Dickson A Keenan Ora Jay Will Penland and others with drills in hurdles shot put hammer throw pole vault and relays.
E L McBroom owner of the Golden Rule hotel returns from Grant County with a 2047 acre Ambrose estate purchase on the John Day River near Long Creek. The land is mainly pasture with alfalfa in the river bottom. He plans to stock and manage the ranch while living in Pendleton. Sunset Magazine representative William Bittle Wells promotes northwest advertising to Pendleton businessmen.
Professor Talkington Mere, formerly Pendleton High principal, now a Lewleton normal school professor, visits from Poise after a teachers meeting. He notes Lewleton residents are discussing paying Pendleton to help Lewleton residents pursue the issue.
CR Moulley, famed Violiniet of interior Oregon counties, has arrived home after a successful tour. He played concerts in Morow Wheeler and Gillam counties to wide acclaim and plans another tour in eastern Oregon.
Friends in this city of Dr Amy Currin who practiced here for some time report receiving copies of a poem she published in a late Medical Sentinel. The doctor remains in Baker City and has not yet decided where she will locate in the future.
City Recorder Thomas Gita Gerald rushed to his longtime Woodburn home in Marion County after a local messenger announced his elderly mother is dying at the homestead where Judge Thomas Fitz Gerald was born about six decades ago.
W. J. Sewell former manager of Potlatch Lumber has not yet been sentenced by Judge Bean though the time for sentence was set for yesterday. At Colonel Raley's request the pausing of sentence was postponed and will likely occur Saturday. Friends of Sewell are pressing for parole.
John P M Manus was acquitted after jurors weighed whether a killing during a botched robbery was justified self defense. The court discussed whether force used in repelling a robbery was reasonable and whether fear of danger warranted murder charges. McManus and his wife prepared to leave the county jail homebound for Pilot Rock after release.
A German Lutheran wedding in Walla Walla led to 24 hours of continuous dancing between Miss Marie Madeline Schelner and John Van Ditton at 106 Maple Street. The groom is from Germany and the bride from Russia, with celebrations extending into the night as relatives kept the feast and dancing alive. The bride appeared tired yet determined to maintain cheer through the prolonged festivities.
Rev Brooks formerly pastor of the Christian church in this city was here last evening between trains traveling from eastern Washington to Portland en route to Chehalis Washington. He reports satisfaction with his new work as state evangelist and makes his home at Chehalis.
A marriage license was issued to Charles M. Welttenheiller of Grant county Wisconsin and Laula O. Marple of this city. The recent city section at Imho Falls Tolaho to belong contested on grounds of fraud and errors in registration and count. The outcome was very clear.
The text argues that osteopathy treats the cause of weakness rather than masking symptoms with drugs. It contrasts morphine and opiates with restoring natural nerve and blood supply. It asserts osteopaths cure many ailments old medicines only relieve temporarily.
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