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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
3
New York notes describe Paris designers adopting black and white costumes enhanced by cerise, purple, and touches of yellow. Styles include hobble skirts, white silk cashmere frocks with embroidery, and satin trimmed ensembles. Coats feature strong lapels, belts, and black trims, with black and navy dominant for autumn looks and satin returns in afternoon outfits.
Some physicians describe patent medicines as frauds while others are safe or injurious yet many, such as Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, are of real value and recommended by physicians of recognized standing.
Special correspondence from Milton Oregon reports a roundup of local visits from Aug 30. families travel from Toll Gate Lostine Spokane and Canton while others return from Blue Mountains Hill resort and Athena. Child illness and infantile paralysis alarms linked to cholera infantum deaths noted. state dairy and food officials warn on unsanitary Iowa dairies and milk quality.
A six district appraisers store tale recounts James J. Gallagher who shot Mayor Gaynor and supposedly tamed rats like the Pied Piper. Workers describe his uncanny bond with rats in the Hamlin warehouse, where he used a unique call to summon them at noon and cradle them on his shoulder. The piece portrays fear and curiosity around Gallagher’s alleged animal power.
Disagreeable at home and crankiness from a sour disposition are linked to the liver. If you feel cross around the house and small things worry you, buy a bottle of Bailarr's Herbine and put your liver in shape. Price 60 cents per bottle. A C Koep pen & Bras.
Des Moines doctors warn that about one third of Iowa babies under one year have died since hot weather began. Dr. G H H Sumner, secretary of the state board of health, cites cholera infantum, infantile paralysis, poor milk, and improper care as top causes. A special notice "Save the babies" is issued to parents, and physicians are convening to discuss prevention.
Paris reports Henry M. Cannon once famed president of the Pacific Coast community and ex‑treasury comptroller now lives as a monk in a Fraternity monastery on Fiesole’s slopes near Florence. He bought the monastery and decorates it with tapestries while pursuing art, Etruscan patterns, and study.
The September Sunset issue features two reprints: Arizona the 47th Star by Governor Richard E Sloan and Fremont and the Bear Flag War by William Simpson. Both pieces are now available on all news stands for fifteen cents.
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