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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1917
Page
7
Geologists find valuable fossil deposits in Wyoming, reviving interest in historical excavations. Research highlights fossil sites across the state, detailing paleontological significance and potential for new discoveries.
An old remedy promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair and restore fullness. It claims natural color without detection after nightly use, promising a youthful appearance though not a medical cure.
A known authority warns that stomach acidity causes discomfort and poor digestion. He prescribes four ounces of rad Sate in water before breakfast for a week, plus a laxative tare using lemon juice and herbs to cleanse the liver and kidneys, touting wide public use for stomach trouble.
The explorer known as the Pathfinder of the Rockies, John C. Fremont, during his 1843 1844 expedition, found fossil plants along Little Muddy Creek near Cumberland Wyoming. Paleontologist James Hall described about ten fern species as Jurassic in age. Recent study by F H Knowlton reexamined these plants from Little Muddy Creek and portions of Fremont’s collection, revealing exceptionally preserved specimens and a burrow imprint on a fern leaf.
The German ship Ochenfels will sail from Boston with American guns mounted fore and aft to destroy submarines. The vessel, seized at war declaration, faced German sailors attempting damage. Holes punched in a cylinder show drill marks, while the wall was reinforced with armor. Copies of technical paper on Colorado Group formations are available from the US Geological Survey director.
In hot months many families face summer illness from bowel looseness. Mrs. F. F. Scott of Beattable, New York, says her family keeps Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy on hand, noting a severe attack once and swift relief after using it.
An Atlantic Port reports 1250 wounded soldiers sent for special treatment in a London hospital. About 1000 could return to active duty at the front. Maj J E Goldorthwaite an orthopedic surgeon arrived from Kanone to study new methods with twenty American medical officers.
The Russian embassy announced new orders to consular agents restricting imports from the United States, expanding government limits on passports and tightening frontier controls as a step in broader export and border measures. Also notes safe home remedies ad.
James Getzelowka, a 40 year old native of Kowne Russia, was struck deaf and dumb as a child. He learned speech later and now speaks three languages. After a fall he was taunted by children and deemed insane, sent to Bellevue Hospital and then Manhattan State Hospital for Ward’s Island asylum confinement for 25 years. His wife Lotta, now Mrs Ephraim Cohen, had been with him in Madison Street. He reportedly later regained faculties and insists he was never insane.
Washington experts assessing German life insurers report that about 62 million of 64 million in assets are bonds of the Imperial German government. They warn the German government could be virtually bankrupt by war’s end and urge Americans to move policies to solvent U.S. companies as soon as possible.
Oregon copper yield rises sharply with a 47 percent gain in total metal output from 1915 to 1916 and continued growth in 1917. Copper and silver show steady increases as mines reopen and expand, including Baker County operations like Homestead Iron Dyke and Queen of Bronze. Placer dredges on Powder River and new ore beds at the Homestead mine drive production, while some historic mines close or restructure.
An advertisement promises one hundred dollars to anyone who cannot be cured of catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The claim targets the mucous membranes and asserts the remedy’s effectiveness, naming Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio as the makers.
A fragmented OCR listing shows Bailey, Carter, Despain, Coutts, and other attorneys with offices in Schmidt block, American National Bank Building, Smith Crawford Building, and De epaln Building. Bentley and Montcomprey handle real estate and insurance at 15 Main Street with phone 404.
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