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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1916
Page
8
A 17 year old recollection describes an infant with eruptions on the head face and arms causing itching and distress. After trying various remedies the mother reports relief using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. A free sample offer via mail is noted with an address and department details.
Chicago August fourth. Robert W. Stevens, director of music at the University of Chicago, declares music can be felt as well as heard. In a lecture he described physical reactions to violin, caruso singing and brass, explaining how hearing music engages the body through nerve synthesis and mental suggestion, comparing discord to a cold bath on a winter morning.
Alex A. Creat, an instructor at a Venice aviation school, fell during a training loop today after a controller broke. A heavy headguard prevented serious injury. Crest suffered a broken nose and facial cuts but remained conscious.
Westin residents and visitors spend time at Bingham Falls and Hiue Mountain resorts. Notables include Mrs Cora Mimpeon and daughters Lilly and Andrea from Walla Walla, Anna Wourser and Mary Van Hay from La Grande visiting Weston families, and Josiy Lavender on vacation. Others travel for health and recreation, with local residents noted in-week arrivals and departures.
Susan Myrick, famed beauty and athlete, advocates enrollment in a eugenics registry backed by the National Eugenica conference. The proposal seeks to select women by physique and mentality to form an aristocracy of health in the United States. Myrick, a Northern Michigan graduate, plans to supervise physical training in Hastings Nebraska schools next year.
The charming Morosco Paramount star has used the Thames near Richmond residence as her country home for years. It hosts many notables in diplomatic and theatrical circles and represents the home beautiful where Miss Goodrich enjoyed entertaining guests and preparing for public appearances.
An 19th century guidance outlines direct contact risks with poison ivy and advises clothing, gloves, and tools be avoided after exposure. Remedies include washing with alkaline soap, using lime water, sugar of lead solution, and mercury caution, with antiseptic ointments for skin inflammation. medical attention advised for severe cases.
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