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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1911
Page
7
A reader recounts a child with severe scalp disease and widespread eruptions cured after using Cuticura products, plus other remedies. The account mentions multiple doctors, blood medicine, and eventual improvement after applying Cuticura ointment and tonics, with notes on prior unsuccessful treatments. The report also includes unrelated market and agricultural items from the same page.
The cattle market remains largely firm with offerings not matching the high prices seen days earlier. Montana stock and select lots drew premiums from buyers, while common cattle struggled. hog arrivals from the Missouri River region were scarce, keeping prices buoyant for killers wary of the cost to source more.
Dayton, Waosh-a A, T. Lucas was heard by a jury on his sanity after arrest for carrying a rifle and threats. He conducted his own defense and was adjudged sane amid a crowded courtroom with debate over his mental healing methods creating town division.
Four Davenport children rushed to Iowa State University hospital for Pasteur treatment after a dog bite. Dr Henry Albert says examination suggests possible recovery. Rabid dog caused flesh wounds described as severe.
Chicago socialite Countess Cizuckl, Eleanor Patterson of Chicago, drove a forty horse power touring car when a rear wheel broke off. She steadied the vehicle, applied brakes, and the car stopped without her jumping. The Countess faced the dangerous skid alone.
Pendleton to Wallowa Lake Park offers tent and bed setups from 1.60 to 7.50 per day or week with meals at the restaurant. Camping space may be free for those bringing their own outfits. Horses for mountain climbing available at 25c per hour with dancing on select evenings.
Reports say a quantity of money recovered from the wrecked battleship Maine was deposited at the Trust Company of America in New York. Bank officials would not verify the news but stated the funds came from a Cuban bank and were badly mutilated. The money was all in the form of bills and dates.
In Wenatchee justice court four local businessmen found J M Duffy owner of Olympia cigar stand not guilty on a charge of self intoxicating liquors specifically hard elder. This marks a test case as Washington’s first prosecution argues elder as an alcoholic beverage. Golden Wedding note and liver health ad copy follow, promoting fallvard’s Herbine.
Haymakers at Ashintully farm Tyringham found a mummy in a barn on Egyptologist Hobbie P. Tytus's property. Deputy Sheriff Hale and Sheriff Moore delayed contact until medical examiner Dr D M Wilcox arrived from Lee. Wilcox declared the corpse 3000 years dead and said it was a mummy stored for his museum.
Lawrence Sobolesk, a shoeggy riverher, was found near the Canadian Vite after being dragged from a camp two weeks earlier. He was pulled on horseback with a rope around his neck, the horse still attached to his body. Sobolesk had been deceased for several days.
A reader from Lake View Ohio recounts severe stomach distress after meals. After trying no remedies, he reports rapid relief from Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and says a second bottle gave him a new stomach and perfect health. Wealth for sale by all dealers.
An eighteen month old boy, Charles Alameda, son of Manuel Alameda, a rancher, fell into a yard water trough in Niles California and drowned. The body was recovered too late to salvar.
$100 reward offered for cure failure. Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease. Internal use, acts on blood and mucous surfaces to build constitution and aid nature. Proprietors back cure with testimonials and offer to refund if not effective. Sold by druggists and promoted for general use.
Classified notices advertise a sales job in Yakima Valley with no experience needed, cheap outfit provided, plus a lace curtain laundry request and magazine subscription offer via East Oregonian. Also offers hair switches at Madam Kennedy and legal blanks for sale at East Oregonian office.
A mixed passenger train arrives at Pendleton, bringing travelers and local riders into town. Officials report smooth service with no delays noted during the stop.
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