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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1906
Page
6
A garbled OCR note mentions Hotel St. George and Gorge Daryfag with a directive to visit a depot to view a large electric sign. The fragment hints at a travel or display context but lacks clear action, date, or location details.
The Pendleton Hotel refurbished and refurnished with telephone and fire alarm in each room and en suite baths. It serves traveling men with commodious sample rooms and a billiard room. Special weekly or monthly rates, dining service, and two blocks from depot. Also advertises Winona wagons and gas engines with Fairbanks Morse agency for irrigating and mining machinery. estimates available.
In Dry Creek valley ranches a labor shortage prompts farmer Yeend to enlist his wife and four daughters to harvest crops alongside five men. The daughters, eager to prove themselves, will cook, drive header boxes, and operate derricks while Yeend oversees the field crew. The plan aims to avoid wage disputes and ensure timely harvest despite scarce labor.
A letter to Dr Pierce offers free confidential medical advice for sick women. Dr Pierce, chief physician at the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo New York, claims to have treated and cured over half a million women with a staff of about twenty physicians.
Letter excerpts praise Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for uterine ulcers and piles. Women from Emo Illinois and other states share relief after using two to five bottles and request free consultation by letter to Dr. R V Pierce in Buffalo New York.
A jumble of brief notes recalls champagne making in Rheims with workers marked by bottle bursts and steady turning of bottles. a farm quip explains roosting chicken claws. a Shelley relic is a preserved heart in alcohol at Bascombe Manor Bournemouth England.
A fragment reflecting on how power comes from perseverance rather than privilege. It argues that enduring effort can yield results over time, even for the insignificant, citing Mme Swetchine and a note about a feature in the Fant Oregonian.
An advertisement from Tallman & Co at 623 Main Street Pendleton Oregon promotes California Prune Wafers. The copy claims the wafers ease stomach troubles and strengthen bowels with gentle, healthy action, listing 100 wafers for 26 cents.
In Paris August 1 convict Adam, sentenced to death, refuses to sign a commutation, stating he prefers to be guillotined. He quips that Parisians should see the blade again and mock public executioners, while lawyers seek a reprieve or relocation of the device. A mix of humor and grim resolve marks this unusual stance as authorities weigh next steps. In Idaho, Pocatello hosts the Republican state central committee meeting with 200 delegates as the state convention is called.
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