Love Triumph for Viennа Woman with Pinkham’s Remedy
In Vienna West Virginia a decade of illness ended after trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1909
Page
6
In Vienna West Virginia a decade of illness ended after trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Special correspondence from Portland notes Governor Shullengerger of Nebraska and staff visiting the Pacific Northwest this month with August 21 22 dates in Portland. Delegates from mutual insurance companies will attend a Portland convention August 17 20. Japanese excursionists are planned for early September with a Portland reception committee set to welcome Nippon delegates. Oregon pioneer Dr John McLaughlin to be honored September 6 in Oregon City. National Irrigation congress attendees include Governor Benson and state commercial bodies. Port of Portland reports good navigation conditions on the Columbia River. Suverie steamship travels upriver with 27 feet draft.
A local ad promotes Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for burns cuts bruises ulcers fever sores and piles. Tallman & Co. stock the product and advertise its supposed infallible healing power.
The Indies golf championship of France took place today at Le Touquet with action on the Unks course as players competed for the title.
A compact field note records Lane and Weston in a context of yields and produce. The fragment hints at crop or harvest activity and regional naming, but details are sparse and no clear event or figures are provided.
The Ohio National Guard rifle matches start at Camp Perry today and run to September 4 with 41 NRA and affiliated events. Preliminary national practice begins August 20, leading to team and individual rifle and pistol contests, including state and Lakes Department events, under army and guard supervision. Congress has allotted funds for competitor messing and camp facilities, with each entrant receiving cot and tenting while bedding is self-supplied.
In Fedora Tenn rejoicing follows a life saved. Dr Kings New Discovery is praised for curing C. V. Pepper of deadly lung hemorrhages. Pepper writes that after using the remedy every three weeks he feels like a new man and can work again. The ad touts the tonic for coughs bronchial ailments and offers trials, prices and guaranteed satisfaction.
Washington reports the Agriculture Department's August crop forecast showing a bumper year for corn oats and overall grains. A record 700 million bushels plus in all grains is noted with strong wheat projections to offset winter losses. Forecasts warn of potential shortages before the next harvest due to rising domestic demand and overseas factors.
A garbled notice outlines an inauguration and a national motor meet with events spanning from Mintoreyele to Tinditin and Indianapolis. It mentions the Federation of American Mantoreyellery and Hoover era timing, with Want ads referenced.
Pendleton Oregon testimony touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a reliable remedy for backache and kidney symptoms. Mrs Arthur Hammer credits the pills since 1903, purchased from Pendleton Drug Co. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sells them nationally. Remember the name Doan's.
A Mukden dispatch says a Japanese detachment of 1500 troops is en route to guard the Antung-Mukden railway as reconstruction begins, with 1900 Japanese workers already on site. China resists force but seeks intervention by other powers while warning of Japan’s potential political control and tax actions in Manchuria.
Berkeley notes a long, detachable model insect crafted as a life-size prototype, valued as a work of art by students and staff. The theft surfaced during prep for the new term as authorities probe the elaborate, over a foot long specimen built to be disassembled. Observers warn warm weather spurs unusual crop growth beyond expectations.
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