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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1912
Page
2
St. Petersburg reports the bull moose fever spreading to Russia as progressives prepare a new organization to oppose conservatives. They seek radical reforms to outpace cabinet opposition while socialism threatens Duma stability. In other news, a mother uses library paste to attach stockings to a child for all-day wear.
Philadelphia woman Mrs. Charles E Clark of West Philadelphia devises a method to keep stockings up without garters, presenting a simple solution to a common hosiery issue. The feature highlights a practical, frugal approach from a local resident.
Ostrom Operators drilling on Frank Engles farm near Sapuipa Okin. At sixty five feet they recovered small toothlike particles and, after examination by local physicians, are believed to be remains of a human graveyard from prehistoric times. A geologist says filling to that depth would require over a thousand years.
In Atchison Kansas rivalry grows as two factions debate the grasshopper’s legacy. Some call the pest a curse from the plains, while others hail it as a strange blessing credited to the self-styled Grasshopper Musicians. The dispute centers on public sentiment toward the insect and its impact on the community.
A municipal band’s open air concert in Atchison ended in disaster as grasshoppers clogged instruments and dampened the performance. Players blamed the summer plague for the broken valves and out of tune horns, while some locals joked the insects may have sabotaged the show out of sympathy for listeners.
Mr WW Gypsalus, a Fleming area farmer, says he has used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in his family for fourteen years and finds it excellent. He recommends it. For sale by all dealers.
The state case against the Northern Colorado & Wyoming Lumber Dealers' association and 28 Colorado lumber companies began in fieeley today. The suit seeks to disband the combine in restraint of trade after Weld County grand jury and state officers filed the action.
In Columbus a hero dog Tige lies embalmed in a white silver casket at a hotel. The life saving fire three years ago led to a real hearse for burial in a grave. Tige held a bank account from rewards and an owner provides a regular allowance while funds paid for his meals.
La Grande faces Pendleton in a six-game week as the calendar winds down. The schedule offers a final chance to catch baseball this year with multiple contests highlighting a tight regional rivalry.
A Nation's Peril in two reels features young officer and a feigning love, a mine chart, a crucial button press, and a devastating explosion. Also shown Rock of Ages and Cupid's Quartette with comedies and a dramatic rescue, plus a health note on back pain remedies.
The Pastime presents Vitagraph features and shorts including Martha's Rebellion a Bunny comedy The Stranger's Howard a southwest love story Whiffles Mourns His Twin and The Brave Little Indian plus The Mosquito an educational film. New music accompanies the program promising good natured entertainment and varied storytelling.
A Thanhouser adaptation of H Rider Haggard's Jees features Miss Marguerite Snow and James Crage in a perilous river crossing. They narrowly escape Boer soldiers, jump from a wagon, and struggle to shore. Snow is reported unconscious after the stunt.
An ad touts Ely's Cream Balm as a cleansing healing antiseptic cream to relieve hay fever symptoms. It promises quick relief within five minutes by opening air passages and soothing inflamed membranes. A fifty cent bottle is offered with money back guarantee if not satisfied.
C 8 Howard of 1614 W. Webb St Pendleton Oregon testifies after fifteen years of back pain numbness and kidney issues that Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved his trouble. He notes the remedy’s effectiveness and recommends its use. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents in US Remember the name Doan’s and take no other.
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