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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1916
Page
7
The report notes a generally wetter feel across global wheat markets including Europe and South America as well as Chicago trade. Advances show mixed movement while a notable feature in the wheat trade is discussed amid fluctuating prices and trade sentiment.
A Pendleton reader recounts Mrs James B Jacobs of 30 E Bluff, Pendleton, praising Drains Kidney Pills for relief from back pain and kidney trouble after cold or overwork. The ad urges readers to try the remedy, claiming improved kidney function and renewed energy.
Washington Aus 16 outside the Klamath and Umatilla reclamation projects there are 207000 acres of land in Gregor Withdrawn for reclamations projects of theture. Sinnott credits figures from his bill for entry to the mide of lands under withdrawal for such purposes. Much of the land may be developed if allowed. The Sinnott bill would not affect government rights to reentry, yet much of the land is likely to remain undeveloped for years. The secretary of the Interior would designate areas for development. When our little boy was seven weeks old he was cured of cholera by Chamberlains remedies, advised by Sidney Simmons Fair Haven NY.
An old home remedy touts hot water with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to cleanse the blood, relieve headache and restore digestion. The method claims quick results, with continued use promising lasting relief from indigestion and related symptoms.
Aug details show State Parole Officer Keller reporting Clark already had a general parole history from Kansas City. Clark recently appeared and was moved to Oregon penitentiary. The report notes efforts to pursue a pardon for Clark have suffered a setback.
Kane and wed honestly with Nin Tam ils but was recaptized. Sentiment favored pardoning him. Keller learned Clark was convicted of larceny in Kansas City in April and paroled for two years. If pardoned here Missouri authorities will rearrest him and take him east to face a charge of violating his parole.
Health advisory urges daily bowels regularity through outdoor exercise and a glass of water before breakfast with ample fruit and vegetables. It suggests a daily bowel movement and, if medicine is needed, Chamber terrain to Tableta, described as pleasant and mild in effect and obtainable everywhere.
Paris August 10 Actress Sarah Bernhardt sails to New York aboard La Fayette Weymouth under guard of William Connor. She aims to meet Charlie Chaplin and speak English on stage for the first time in years in a bid to see the famous comedian and enjoy the film star’s art.
London readers report that Britain may not resume diplomatic relations with Germany after the war until the Kaiser provides reparations for the execution of Captain Fryatt. Asquith told Parliament that the cabinet is considering the best means to exact damages. Labor MP Will Thorne pressed to name the Kaiser as a murder suspect, a question that went unanswered amid loud cheering.
Washington Aug 16 The administrations bill to promote export trade and protect American business after the war was presented for a favorable report by the House Judiciary Committee. It would permit American firms to form associations to bolster export efforts while complying with anti trust laws.
A vintage drug advertisement offers a $100 reward for proof of efficacy of Hall’s Catarrh Cure. The text touts constitutional remedies and “gives the patient strength by ee ap the constitution” while urging readers to send for testimonials. It claims 100 cures and lists Fr. Henry & Co of Toledo Ohio as sellers with “Sold by all Druggists.”
An old classified style notice lists Bentley and Montgomery in a combined real estate and automobile service offering. It mentions Mainaireel street and a contact phone, though the fragmentary text is partially garbled. The ad signals a local business presence with multiple services.
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