Children’s felt slippers red sizes 50c 60c 40c
Child sized felt slippers in red offered at three price points 40 50 and 60 cents. Limited stocks appear in the toy and novelty section.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
2
Child sized felt slippers in red offered at three price points 40 50 and 60 cents. Limited stocks appear in the toy and novelty section.
Helen Tobyne of Seattle defers her planned wedding to Mark Ten Sule, the city’s richest Chinese man, saying criticism and loss of love forced the postponement. She describes a painful choice, with ministers refusing to marry and friends pressuring her.
A Boston man reports curing chronic throat disease after trying Hyomel, alleging previous doctors failed. He describes months of whispering and breathing relief from the inhaler with a $1 outfit, claiming permanent cure and recommending the device sold by Tallmon & Co in Pendleton.
In New York reports from Paris allege a nobleman killed Jacques Steinheil after trapping him in the Steinheil mansion. Mme Steinheil’s mother died in unclear circumstances as the case stirred Paris, with unconfirmed rumors and foreign observers weighing in on the crime.
A Tennessee watchman named W. J. Atkins suffered a severe cold that threatened his lungs after long exposure at Banner Springs. He tried various remedies and found relief with Dr. King's New Discovery, reporting a full recovery after one bottle. The ad claims the medicine cures severe colds coughs throat and lung ailments with a trial bottle offered.
New York seven year old Arthur Lewlat earned a gold medal from the Highways Protective Association for spotting a reckless driver. He wrote the car number on the sidewalk with chalk, leading to the chauffeur's arrest after he knocked down and seriously injured a person.
It promises a woman's delight in looking well as it cures pimples sores and skin ailments. The ad touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for pimples sore eyes cold sores cracked lips and chapped hands and claims it makes the skin soft and velvety. Sold for 36 cents at Tallman & Co.
Clark Wireless trades at 22c per share as reported by the Journal of Portland Oregon. The East Oregonian notes the stock movement with a brief market update.
A historic series of Christmas stamps funds the Red Cross tuberculosis effort. The 1909 design by Howard Pyle features holly and green red motifs, with proceeds used for visiting nurses and “day camps” to aid the tuberculous poor. About 60,000 lamps planned. 30 million stamps prepared for sale nationwide.
The treasury prepares to defend the forthcoming corporation tax as it targets potential legal challenges. Secretaries and officials aim to avoid administrative errors while awaiting court rulings. The measure is set to bring in millions next June but faces months of litigation. The Supreme Court is expected to decide its constitutional status as an income tax or excise tax, with key questions focusing on constitutionality over administration. Secretary MacVeagh seeks only constitutional issues to be aired, ensuring blanks for corporate returns are carefully prepared to prevent flaws.
Lyttleton Fox of the Aero Club of America opened a discussion on air ownership at a recent club meeting. He traced Roman law granting ownership of air above property and, with Wright brothers and others cited, urged modern legal authorities to clarify air rights.
Don’t lose heart when crippled by rheumatism or stiff joints. The advertisement promises Ballard’s Brow Ointment will drive away aches and restore you to full health, urging readers to try it as a remedy.
Timothy hay and fine green pasture in Harney County for sale. Includes good shelter and open water elevation 3600 feet. Hayes and Van Deweer, Van, Oregon.
Advertisement promises cure for piles by 0 to 14 days with money refund. Claims guarantee and mentions fresh fish dressed chickens at the ash Market. Includes garbled phrases and nonstandard spellings.
An ad claims Pape’s Diapepsin cures dyspepsia and indigestion in five minutes. It promises immediate, lasting relief from heartburn belching sour stomach gas and discomfort after meals. Large 50 cent vials are said to thoroughly cure most stomach disorders.
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