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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
3
An advertisement offers Stearn's Pile Remedy as a free trial with tube, claiming rapid relief from piles within a minute. It asserts a money back guarantee and notes exclusive agency by Tallman Drug Co.
New York December 11 discussion of the new democratic tariff was expected to be the key issue as the National Association of Brass Manufacturers opened its annual convention. Sessions adjourn tomorrow.
Preparations for festive society events as Pendleton welcomes the holiday season. Miss Edith Woodcock married Frederick J. Whittlesey at the Woodcock home in Portland with about 75 guests. The couple will reside at the Emer.
Pendleton residents report Dean's Kidney Pills successfully ease back pain and kidney issues. J D Morrow, rancher and butcher, describes three months of back pain and kidney irregularities resolved after one box. For sale by all dealers, 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents in the U S. Remember the name Dean's.
A deviation from the usual schedule will occur as Mrs. Fred E. Judd and Mrs. John Vert host the club tonight rather than the afternoon session. Members and guests will attend the evening event in Piedmont while awaiting their new home completion.
Interesting program on Scotland has been prepared. Mrs. Nesmith Ankeny and Mrs. A. J. McAllister will entertain the Current Literature Club tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. McAllister on Thompson street. Mrs. Ruth Duniway passed through Pendleton this morning back to Heio from a brief visit in Walla Walla.
An article warns that kidney health governs overall wellbeing and cites Bright's disease deaths in New York in 1912. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy, claims testimonials support efficacy, and offers a sample bottle by mail from Kilmer Co in Binghamton. It notes bottle prices of 50 cents and one dollar.
Portland voters defeated all charter amendments in Tuesday's election with majorities from 1234 to 9760. Turnout was about one fifth of the 60,959 registered electors. 14,766 voted on bonding Portland for 25,000 to establish public markets, the largest total. A 200,000 bond for parks and park ways drew 14,740 and 16,692 votes respectively, the lightest Portland election in history.
Portland dispatch reports a Dec 11 ruling on wage matters with actions affecting workers and employers. Details are incomplete in the fragment, but the decision centers on minimum wage issues and related enforcement in Oregon.
The State Welfare Commission orders a minimum wage of 8.25 dollars weekly for women in industrial jobs in Oregon and caps weekly hours at 64. The measure set to start within days and applies to all affected workers.
Edward H. Clement of Moston denounced the Rockefeller Institute vivisection program and John D. Rockefeller’s funding in a keynote speech as president of the International Anti-Vivisection and Animal Protection congress. He warned of researchers claiming bodily benefits to justify experiments and mocked Rockefeller’s influence.
An advertisement touts Danderine as the cure for dandruff and dry scalp. It claims one application cleanses, invigorates roots, stops itching, and increases hair growth and volume, while reducing need for soap. It urges buyers to obtain a 25 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.
A U S description declares tainted wealth as the world’s largest mass, crowned by the Rockefeller Institute. It laments a toppling mass stained by an enthroned superior cunning and power that harms animals as once it harmed humanity.
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