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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1913
Page
6
New York dispatch says electric miniature lamps offer a safe alternative to burning candles on trees. Stringed lamps come in bird and animal shapes and colors, use silk covered wires, and are controlled by a wall switch or socket key. They promise low current use and repeated yearly use without damage to decorations.
A pile remedy is described as entirely unique among cures, acting on blood and tissue with both external and internal use. Marketed as a superior treatment, it is manufactured and guaranteed by the American Drug Press Association.
Tallman & Co exclusive agency offers Merital Rheumatism Powders with a positive guarantee to relieve rheumatism or refund the money. The ad emphasizes confidence in the preparation and invites customers to view the product.
The tungsten Mazda lamp filaments have gained about a twofold increase in strength over recent years, reaching a level comparable to the old carbon filaments.
The ad urges men to use Parisian Sage from Tellman Co to combat thinning hair and dandruff. Rub into the scalp nightly, expect first results with reduced dandruff and new growth, then use every other night until hair is thick. It touts the tonic as safe for men women and children and claims a scientific basis.
Interclass basketball kicks off this evening at the Pendleton high school gym with girls and boys contests to fund sweaters for the championship football team. Senior girls meet Junior co eds while senior boys clash with the sophomore squad that recently toured the west end.
A Board of Trade report shows over a million working days lost in year due to strikes and lockouts, with wage demands driving 86 percent of disputes and trade union questions 10 percent. Arbitration settlements set a record high as workers gain more often. California woman credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy for rapid relief from a severe cold and lung soreness after a brief cough.
David Anderson, 20, a Tacoma high school student, died instantly when a gun discharged while he tried to pull it from a boat during a duck hunting trip off McNeil’s Island. The accidental discharge struck his right side and he died before rescue. Piles treatment offered with guaranteed relief and refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails.
Biograph era program reel featuring The Whimsical Threads of Destiny with Julian Gordon and Courtenay Foote as leads telling of an uncle testing heirs. Also shows Tommy’s Strategem and The Fickle Freak burlesque, Hypnotizing Mamie, and Within the Law with a repentant thief in a single bill at The A Theatre.
Pasthno Tuesday Wednesday review notes Essanay two reel feature The Boomerang with Irene Warfield in a strong lead. Thomas Commerford delivers a dignified portrayal of E H Calvert and a conspirator. Irene renounces her lover in a fitting climax. Ruth Roland and John E Brennan star in a light comedy The Laundress and the Lady. Bob writes to his love interest.
A traditional health note warns that meat may form uric acid irritating kidneys, causing back pain, headaches, dizziness, sour stomach, coated tongue, rheumatic twinges, and nighttime urination. It advocates using four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast to flush kidneys and neutralize acids, claiming easy, safe relief.
James R. Pierce a gardener in Salem Oregon was beaten unconscious robbed of 142 dollars and tied to a wagon wheel by two footpads. Passersby summoned police and Pierce was taken to Salem hospital where doctors found serious injuries but not fatal. He recovered consciousness soon after arrival and recounted a harrowing struggle with the assailants.
Ambassador Myron T. Herrick refused to loop the loop but ascended to a great height in a monoplane with Alphonse Pegoud, the daredevil aviator. Pegoud duplicated his upside down seat in an exhibition flight at Buc France on December 16.
A prominent New York physician notes that women in thin stockings and shoes would drive doctors to bankruptcy. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for coughs and colds, pleasant and safe, available through all dealers.
New York December 16. Boy Scouts of America in Brooklyn volunteered to assist during Rear Admiral Peary's lecture for the blind at the Museum of Natural History. The scouts will guide the blind across the bridge to Manhattan and return them home after the talk.
A terse admonition urges readers not to postpone concerns, urging action today rather than delaying until Ull tomorrow, reflecting a blunt, period-voice style. The item suggests practical caution and a refrain against procrastination.
The Tivoli Trio appears Monday and Tuesday with a complete song change and praised harmony. On Wednesday the Electras will perform an electrical act demonstrating stunning stage effects and costumes.
A two part program features a crime story where an unprincipled crook frames a man who looks like him and is sentenced to death. A scorned woman helps reveal the truth and convict the real criminal. Also shown is Than houser a humorous film about a policeman and an iceman with risqué dance scenes.
Tonight marks the last performance of the Idaho Falls Round Up with top notch pictures and a skilled rope act by Mr. Gable. Tomorrow introduces a Mexico City bull fight reel shot recently, plus two other reels and a Spanish dancing act in a three thousand foot program.
Ira Smith of Point Blank Texas says he suffered from a liver complaint and after using a 26 cent box of Chamberlains Tablets is completely cured and recommends them to everyone. For sale by all dealers Ady. The passage of an electric current over a wire always produces some heat and in cooking devices uses special heat producing wires.
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