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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1911
Page
3
A promotion for the Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a natural family laxative. It claims gentle cleansing benefits for all ages and stresses buying only the genuine product from California Fig Syrup Co with the brand name printed on the package.
Special Correspondent reports residents visiting Washington towns and mountain camps. Ralph Whitds and his father George Edwarde plan to leave for Washington town. Lucile McQuary visits College Place. Mrs L B Storm enjoying mountain camping. Edwardes family settles on George Street. Dyke Hicel Grice Chapman Mrs Robert Chapman and Anna Howls head to Smiths camp for weeks. TM D Putman and wife go to Wallows Lake for several days. Cort Tinker and Helen Edwards spend day in Walla Walla. Fairmont hotel reopens under L A Le Vine management.
A M Young Peters editor of the Sun Lake View Ohio reports severe digestion problems before using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He credits initial relief from the first doses and full recovery after a second bottle, noting a complete return to good health and a renewed stomach.
Tendon graft from a lamb’s leg was sewn into the bone of a ten year old girl’s left leg at Good Samaritan Hospital by Doctors Rich and Martha. The operation aimed to restore function after paralysis in both lower limbs.
A 646 East Twenty Fourth Street resident underwent a pioneering procedure in Portland where a hospital team attached a tendon graft from a dog’s muzzle to the girl’s leg to restore function. The operation, by Dr Phin, used a dog tendon substitute atop the bone and aimed to restore use within six weeks of casting. The patient and family reported a positive immediate recovery, with the girl soon walking and playing on the grounds post op.
Pacif ic Power & Light aims to dam the Columbia River at Priest Rapids to generate about one million horsepower at a cost ranging from five to ten million dollars. The project includes a large dam, a nine mile rock wall, irrigation canals, and transmission lines to serve eastern Washington. Completion is projected over eight years with navigation locks for river traffic and railRoad work advancing nearby.
Special correspondence from Weston Oregon dated August reporting a series of social and business notes. People mentioned include Clyde Mcintosh of Walla Walla, Hoxrond of Milton, Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. Marilia Meo and family, S. Gore of Walk in Walla, Miss Dorothy Balfineh, Mrs. Andrew Larson, Mrs. Walker and family, Mrs. Mary Wattenburg and Miss Atnry Wattenburgsear, John Bet of Avera, John Adime of Adams, Ed Towrey, Mine Mirforis Pulfinen, GW. Godfrey, Reverend H.R. Shane, Mrs. J. Heeler, Mrs. Ed Brehm, LA. Vin Winkle family, James Compton, JoeWurureer, and Camp MacDougall outing.
An advertisement claims the remedy keeps every family member free from aches and pains heals cuts burns and scalds cures rheumatism neuralgia lumbago and muscular stiffness. Bottles priced 50 cents and 1.00 sold by A C Koeppen & Bros.
Spokane report states Colfax team manager Paul Pattison cites that all but one player underwent operations after the championship series. Cheney Normal players also reportedly had surgeries. Dr A E Shuhrt warns basketball injures and says women should avoid the sport.
Spokane residents report Bartholomew Brothers of St. Louis will use a 6400 foot motor vessel 30 feet wide to clear carp from Spokane county lakes. The carp will be shipped by refrigerated cars to St Louis Kansas City Chicago and other points. Trout and other game fish will be returned to the water under a fish and game warden agreement. State officials will accompany the crew to ensure protection of game fish during the operation.
Washington demands better employee facilities as 400 women at the Treasury Office balk at 18 inch wide hat lockers. The new system sparks protests as workers question how to fit a two foot hat in the inadequate spaces.
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