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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1912
Page
3
The Spokane Fair offers over 10,000 dollars in prizes annually with 14 entries rising from 1581 to 7404 last year. Railroads offer low fares and express services for Fair week September 30 to October 6, inviting Inland Empire ranchers and citizens to enter. Copies of the 1912 premium list are free from the fair secretary.
A vintage advertisement asks readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla to counter months of confinement. It promises refreshed blood, improved appetite, and easier restful sleep as a remedy and tonic.
A public endorsement from Mrs. Thomas Budge of La Grande Oregon dated October 10 1911 urges continued use of Doan's Kidney Pills. She recalls May 1910 praise and notes relief from back ache caused by jolting, recommending the pills for kidney sufferers. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
Washington dispatch reports the Agriculture Department issuing a scientific booklet explaining why emmental cheese forms holes or eyes. Pockets from gases during ripening create the holes, mainly carbon dioxide and nitrogen, with eye size and spacing critical to quality and market value.
General Arthur Spiridovitch urges Americans to back Balkan liberation amid cries of martyrdom and rising nationalist aims. He claims Macedonians, Albanians, and Crete are ready to revolt, praises Gladstone and Carnegie, and envisions Albania led by Prince Mirko with Slavic backing, asking for US aid in the cause.
Paris reports Mrs. Tyler Harbeson, widow of Sullivan and Tyler ties, engaged to George Harbeson of Cincinnati after two marriages. Once owner of Pittsburg tube works, she remains a wealthy businesswoman, still connected to the family business and rumored to encounter partners abroad.
In Paris, Austrian baron Schoenholtz courts Mrs Harbeson as divorce mills turn. His “fortuneless heart” seeks partnership with the soon to be widow, who has furnished a Paris suite at No 36 Pasmontreau with New York furniture in preparation for coronets and domestic status.
Corvallis Oregon Miss Miriam Thayer leads the new department of physical training for women at Oregon Agricultural College. A Wellesley graduate with postgraduate work at Harvard Summer School and Gilbert Normal School, she studied at Sargent's School for Physical Education and Boston Children's Hospital. Her career spans Massachusetts high schools, Emerson College of Oratory in Boston, Sumerville High School, and most recently Kangas State Normal as physical director of women.
Washington. USGS issues bulletin 530 on Antelope district in Nye county about thirty miles east of Goldfield in the Cactus mountains. Gold found 1905 wave of Tonopah boom. high grade ore strike in November 1911 attracted 150+ men. By year end 315,000 five day option on main strike. two townsites under development. development limited to oxidized zone. main strike shaft 23 feet deep.
The material excavated from the area near thiry town shows ore averaging about 200 dollars per ton with rich bands. Veins number about twenty, widths from one to twenty feet, containing silver and gold with some free gold that can be panned. Main strike shaft reaches eighty five feet depth and ore remains favorable. mill installation planned. A report may be obtained free from the United States Geological Survey in Washington, D. C.
Everlasting war between joy and piles ends with Bucklen Arnica Salve. It soothes itching irritation inflammation and swelling, brings comfort, and invites joy. A great healer for burns boils ulcers bruises eczema scalds pimples and skin eruptions offered at 25 cents at Koep pens.
The French bark Assinier cleared for Queenstown with 5600 tons of California barley, the port’s largest grain cargo in years. Barley loaded at McNear's dock as a coasting steamer with 190 stevedores arrived to take 2500 tons for New York.
Grandmothers used sage tea for hair color preservation. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy offers a ready-to-use scalp tonic that restores color, fights dandruff, strengthens hair, and promotes growth. 50 cent bottle sold by Pendleton Drug Co with money-back guarantee.
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