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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1912
Page
4
An editorial argues that most of Oregon's 14 000 corporations are potentially crooked and calls for a rigorous state license system. It praises the Kansas blue sky law and urges voters to support the Olcott Kin measure to prevent dishonest firms from operating.
The Pendleton Drug Co announces a special half-price offer on Dr Howard Co eyreitic for constipation and dyspepsia. Pendleton Drug Co guarantees relief or money back, while limited supply lasts. Also promotes Dr Monard’s specific for liver and digestive troubles and urges quick purchase.
An advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a comfort for expectant mothers. It argues the remedy assists nature during pregnancy by reducing nausea and breast engorgement, aiding easier time with birth. It claims long-standing success and endorsements from women, and notes availability at drug stores with a free book offered by Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta Ga.
The note discusses Walter Edwards planned shows on August 17 and 18, signaling a new event. It cites the Bull Moose convention delegates protesting promises from a president who hosted Booker T. Washington and appointed colored postmasters, then notes Pendleton fans sticking with the Tri-State league. It mentions John Hallex and a referee life, and ends with quips on wealth and contentment from The Washington Star.
A fragment from the Pittsburg Post shows a dialogue about length of ham playtime. The excerpt hints at a humorous exchange comparing playing time to a character named Howe.
A fragmentary line quotes a judge noting the subject’s close friend recalled him as frugal and generous in praise yet insists the man never spent a cent. The passage hints at personal ties and financial restraint within a courtroom context.
A brief anecdote notes a marital quarrel over flowers and a threatened cut of asparagus. George is pressed to bring daily flowers before marriage while he jokes about choosing flowers today at the cost of cutting asparagus, reflecting domestic humor in a Kansas City Journal item.
Sikeston Missouri and Murrayville Illinois readers praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for severe female health issues. Mrs Dema Retumme endured years of monthly weakness, pain, and nervousness until the remedy helped her regain strength and independence. Mrs Charles Moore credits the product with avoiding an operation and restoring health after doctors advised surgery.
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