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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1911
Page
6
Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 3 to 0 with all home runs coming off Ferris in the first two innings. Whisenant led the Phillies with three hits and two walks aiding the shutout. Other NL results: New York beat Chicago 6 to 5 to take first place, Brooklyn edged St Louis 6 to 5 in ten innings.
In a letter from Pendercrats Georgia Mrs Della Long recounts years of suffering from womanly troubles and fainting. She credits Cardus with immediate relief and renewed ability to work. The ad urges others to try Cardus, a tonic for women, with guidance to ask a pharmacist.
Cleveland shut out Boston 1–0 on August 25 with Gregg holding the Visitors to five hits. Johnson singled and La Joie doubled for Cleveland’s lone run in the first. Other games featured Chicago defeating Washington 3–1, Cincinnati beating Boston 11–5 with Cy Young's return lasting three innings, and St. Louis sweeping Philadelphia 8–2 and 2–0 in a doubleheader. New York topped Detroit 9–4 as Ford outpitched Detroit’s lineup.
Vancouver top Seattle 6 to 2 in Vancouver B C as Cates and Lewis held the line and Van couver pulled away in the sixth. Spokane defeated Tacoma 4 1 behind Schwenk masterful pitching with Zimm erman driving in two runs. Tonneson pitched well for Victoria saving several jams in both games as Williams and Grindle supplied the offense in the late innings.
San Francisco defeated Vernon 6 to 0 as Brackenridge pitched five shutout innings and San Francisco capitalized with a third inning double and three more runs in the seventh. Schmidt scored on a single and two wild pitches in the month. Portland beat Sacramento 5 to 0 with timely hitting in the eighth. Other scores: Des Moines 3 Pueblo 2 Omaha 6 Lincoln 3 Sioux City 7.
Heath Tarkington praises collaboration with HH Wilson at Infintapolis banquet. He says all joint effort rests on mutual work, with collaborators polite and rarely harsh. Tarkington notes gentle refusals and mutual compliments in their creative process.
Special correspondence from Hermiston Oregon notes Rev H A Newman former pastor of the local Methodist church will preach next Sunday with a large crowd expected. A music program is planned and multiple local residents and staff changes are listed including arrivals and departures at schools offices and businesses.
Davenport Washington reports Ea Geib of Wilbur received a blackmailing letter on August 8 claiming a loan threat. The writer demanded 300 in greenbacks placed between a post and a fence behind the Club barber shop, with promise to repay with interest after two years. Geib plans to expose the author.
Mrs. Mary E. Brely of Philadelphia reports severe hand cracks and bleeding, with blistering and itching. She credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with a complete cure, and notes she did not miss work. Sample offers via Potter Drug & Chem. Corp. Dept. 6A, Boston.
A peculiar threatening letter mailed to the postal inspector in Spokane shows a weak disguise in penmanship. The author’s natural hand appears in at least four places, revealing identity and suggesting who will handle the matter.
E E Chamberlain of Clinton Maine accuses Bucklen's Arnica Salve of treating burns and all kinds of sores, pains, boils and injuries, claiming it heals faster and more completely than others. He says it robs wounds of terror and declares it an equal remedy. Only 2 cents at Koep pen's.
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