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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1902
Page
2
Disappointment grows among Central Americans over Roosevelt-Hay interpretation of the Monroe doctrine. Extensive storms hit the Midwest with wind hail and rain, causing telegraph poles to fall, railroads to wash out, and travel delays.
Wasco county reports losses from heavy snow with stock perishings. Corvallis youth Henry Krever died after an accidental hunting shot. Falls City railroad completion links to Southern Pacific. J I Albert of Salem plans to repay $900 in failed bank funds to Salem schoolchildren.
A Detroit issue promotes Herpicide as the only dandruff cure that destroys the germ causing flaking. It promises to halt hair thinning in middle age and urges readers to send ten cents for a sample to The Herpicidy Co, Detroit Michigan, via F F Schmidt & Co.
The East Oregonian seeks correspondents in every town and locality of the county. Regular newspaper rates apply for all items and special rates are available for exclusive news. Write for further particulars.
The Pride of Heroes claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve heals scratches bruises cuts and wounds and also treats burns and eruptions with a money back guarantee. William Riggs of Ontario has been granted a new permit after a period away on BAH.
Rev King addressed Dr Wise's lecture at the Portland church, endorsing some points while denying divine status for Christ. He contrasted Wise's view with attacks on the crucifixion blamed on Jews, supported by scripture, and highlighted human and Roman responsibility. The speaker praised Wise's intellect but defended Christian divinity.
An excellent lecture titled Industrial Evolution by Fusene V. Debs drew empty benches at Baker City theater last night. The public, misled by store window advertising, failed to attend, depriving many of hearing a graceful and forceful speaker discuss vital issues.
Homer Hall of West Point Louisiana thanked a new remedy for consumption that cured a stubborn cough. Physicians doubted recovery but he credits Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption with saving his life. He weighs 287 pounds and praises the product. Trial bottles offered at Tallisman & Co.'s drug store.
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