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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1913
Page
3
An old promotional note touts Ely's Cream Balm as a fast cure for nasal congestion and catarrh. It claims one minute to open clogged nostrils, easing sneezing, headaches, and throat irritation, with lingering benefits by morning. The ad urges readers to buy a small bottle at any drug store to experience instant soothing relief.
Springfield reports that backers urge a $1,000,000 state women's college to be created for the education of women only. The push grows from anti co education sentiment at the University of Illinois and seeks a model like Bryn Mawr and Vassar. Backers argue mixed classes and social burden on poorer girls justify state endowment and initiative.
Readers advised to curb coughing in public as Mrs. M. D. Cross of Granbury Texas credits Dr King s New Discovery with eradicating severe winter coughs and colds for over two years She urges asking a local druggist for a bottle with a money back guarantee EOEP ENS
At five o'clock Sunday afternoon the wedding of Miss Hilda Bell Gela sel and James Orie Jay was solemnized in the Christian church. The couple are well known in the city with the groom a high school graduate now working in his father's blacksmith shop. The local Eastern Star chapter elected officers for the year including Mrs. James A Best and Am brose C Funk among others. Lionel Morrie of The Girl in the Taxi company will be here Sunday with his wife. Mrs. James B Perry and Miss Jen nie Perry host an afternoon bridge at their South Main street home. Mrs. Henry C Means returned home after a visit in Umatilla.
Nearly 1600 fans attended the first outdoor baseball game in St Paul after December 1. Mayor Keller and other prominent citizens played in the charity contest, with gate receipts donated to St Paul’s community Christmas fund.
The Los Angeles Express describes a rare cream chiffon dancing dress with figured and plain chiffon, a shoulder fichu, padded flower knot, pleated tunic and underskirt, a sash knotted near the knees, designed for a girl aged sixteen to twenty. Cedar oil kept with woolens repels moths and insects.
A man puts in extra hours at work to provide for his wife who depends on the additional earnings. The note highlights domestic financial pressures and labor as a response.
C A Rudell treasurer of the Moose lodge in The Dalles killed himself with poison at the Rainier Hotel in Portland after disappearing following a warrant for misappropriating lodge funds. A porter found his body as search efforts mounted. clues included his November resignation, a Bear steamship ticket, and a fake name used at the hotel.
The document states Frank J. Cheney as senior partner of F. J. & Co, promising one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured, sworn before a notary on December 6, 1886, in Toledo Ohio. It describes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy acting on blood and mucous surfaces, with claims backed by tests and a nationwide sale.
Miss Margaret Campbell of Ft. Smith Ark writes that her father used Chamberlain's Tablets six years ago after reading an advertisement and has not been sick since Her sister also benefited from them This testimonial appears in an advertisement for sale by dealers.
Bend Oregon December 16. A logging engine was belted to the planer to restart the Bend company after its plant boiler house burned last week. The shutdown halted operations until this temporary power solution was installed.
The article notes efforts to rebuild the boiler-house to supply power and mentions using logs remaining in the river for sawing as part of the plan under consideration.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer suggests buying lemons cheap and storing them in an earthenware vessel in layers of fine dry sand. Place lemons stalk ends downward, cover with sand, repeat until full, and keep the jar in a cool dry place. Also asks why a barber is busy when one is in a hurry.
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