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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
3
A Rochester man testifies that after years of indigestion heartburn and poor appetite, Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey eased his symptoms. He says his weight rose from 150 to 178 pounds and he can eat freely. He reports sending bottles to friends and that the product is sold in sealed bottles for $1.95.
New York society sees the season's fashions headed for Washington as Miss Helen Taft debuts amid a flood of orders for frocks wraps and hats. Styles mix narrow skirts bold coats and plain elegant tailoring with dark sober colors and luxe fabrics. furs remain dominant with large discounts unlikely.
For four years Philadelphians Harry Le Dann and Fletcher Dimner feud over rival phonographs next door. One night the Le Dann machine played The Anybody Here Seon Kelly for 170 hours straight while neighbors winds and resets records. A piano duel joined the clash as the Dimner family attempted to drown the noise with America. Police may be sought if settlement fails.
A pamphlet states the greatest danger from influenza is pneumonia and asserts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures influenza and counters pneumonia tendency. Sold by all dealers.
Pilot Rock notes list residents visiting relatives and returning home, including Winnie Smith from Portland and Maude McReynolds returning to Ukiah. Visitors Abe Gilbert of Nampa, Mrs. Lewta Dury from Pendleton, and Mervyn Gilbert return to Pilot Rock or Ukiah areas. Nellie Clcott, daughter of Mary Clcott, died in Portland of scarlet fever. Jame Hompmill is reported ill this week.
Society records show the Countess of Warwick returning to Xelton Mowbray in Leicestershire for a hunting day after a chilly reception at the last season. An unusually large, prominent hunting crowd attended, while critics cite hypocrisy as the motive behind the spectacle.
An advertising pitch touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion. It promises relief within five minutes and urges readers to stock the remedy for family use, stressing digestion, appetite, and stomach comfort. The text imitates vintage drug ad language with exaggerated claims and pricing.
Kilers Music House offers pianos at unprecedented low prices with payments around 10 cents daily or a dollar weekly. Only twenty-one pianos remain from an initial stock of fifty plus, urging buyers to act before the December 15 closing date and join the growing list of satisfied customers.
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