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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1908
Page
3
Local ad promotes homemade candies and confections with fancy baking to order. It highlights a new Table Queen Bread and provides address 217-28 E Court with phone Mini 86 for orders.
The Sunnyside Methodist church quarterly conference in Portland debated unpaid salary for Dr. Ford. A $200 claim was settled after earlier reports stated full payment, while Dr Ford pressed for the remainder. The matter also touched Dr W T Ebwater’s car freight costs, with no payment approved.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous names and places including Portland Chicago Spokane and various individuals with initials. The readable content presents a loose roster of persons and cities without an identifiable article event or narrative.
An old advertisement asserts that a surgeon removes the appendix in a dangerous operation. It promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a quiet cure for constipation and malaria, priced 2c, sold at Tallman & Co. and Pendleton Drug Co. stores.
A Callete Bulletin explains dark spots on pork skin during butchering season. Demodex folliculorum var. suix mites burrow into skin, leaving blackened spots that may contain pus. mites are visible only with magnification and no effective treatment exists.
An advertisement promises prompt relief for indigestion sour stomach gas and weak stomach with Kodol for dyspepsin. It claims the product will cure dyspepsia and is sold by Taliman and Co.
Postal style note from Stark and Duke's poultry house invites customers to place orders for Christmas trees. Contact via phone binck 3791 for arrangements and pickup details.
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