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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1912
Page
12
An old time drug advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as a treatment for all coughs and colds from infants to the aged. It claims epidemic origins, money back if not relieved, and features testimonial notes from Mrs J F Davis and Mrs A F Mertz praising its cure. Sold by local druggists.
Berlin reporter quotes Richard Strauss, composer of Salome and Electra, saying he always carries a blank book to jot musical ideas. He recalls a motif from Electria appearing while playfully misnaming a piece and notes inspiration comes during walking or social moments, captured immediately to prevent loss.
Druggists nationwide speak highly of Chamberlains Cough Remedy noting its reliability for coughs and colds. It is considered pleasant and safe to take and is sold by all dealers.
Hearings by the State Factory Investigating Commission reveal children as young as 18 months working in tenement factories making artificial flowers and corset covers. One family earned five to six dollars weekly. many workers are diseased, with tuberculosis found in about a third of families. Expectation grows for stricter home factory laws or abolition of such work. Nearby, a cabbage patch wedding in Santa Ana ends with a Los Angeles license misadventure and Orange County ceremony.
London reports Mrs George Keppel will winter in Italy with her wealthy American friend Mrs Dearburgh and her debutant daughter. Meanwhile a health note urges Chamberlains Cough Remedy to cure colds in children and reduce risk of illness, advertised as safe with no narcotics and sold by dealers.
In Orange County a couple wed just after midnight in a cabbage patch after leaving a church fracas. George M. Southwick, a Los Angeles city employee, and Miss Bertha M. Gough of Los Angeles were the principals in the unconventional ceremony amid loam and scorched fingertips from matches used to illuminate Scripture pages.
An old advertisement offers a $100 reward for catarrh cures with Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills. It features Woe and FP. T. Cheney endorsements from 14 years of dealings, claims of honorability, and Toledo business ties. The pitch notes internal medication, blood and mucous contact, and nationwide drugstore availability.
Spokane civic groups plan a yearly winter carnival above the clouds on Mount Spokane with skiing tobogganing sleighing and ice sports. About 1900 automobiles from the Chamber of Commerce Adelub Realty Board and other clubs will shuttle guests after a mountain road is finished, promising a unique high summit carnival.
Albert Becket a Denver and Rio Grande clerk aided an elderly New Orleans cotton merchant John Fairfax at Pueblo Union Depot later dining with him at the Vail Hotel. Fairfax offered Becket a position in his business, likening him to a deceased son and proposing an estate share, with marriage to Miss Jeannette Ray cited as a consequence.
Lady Naylor Leyland formerly Mrs Chamberlain arranges private theatricals at her residence in Wales. The performance titled Tantalizing Tommy will feature Mrs Alston as the leading actress in a charming amateur production.
Budapest reports a general order forbidding officers to take a lady's arm in public. The commandant notes officers often lean on women rather than women leaning on them and says this must stop.
For sale by all dealers, they are excellent and recommended. The terse market note implies strong consumer appeal and broad availability through retailers. The item referenced as Chamberlain's Tablets appears in accessible commerce and is endorsed for trial use.
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