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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1909

Page

2

Kansas Baby Crop Running Short, Census Reveals Shortfall

Census figures show Kansas birth numbers falling while grain crops thrive. The state gained 50,492 people over 1898, yet the 1907 08 fiscal year births declined by about 2,000 from prior years. Dr Crumbine cites two causes: no longer wanted babies and more women in commercial life. Adoption trends and home production of babies are discussed as remedies.

Topeka Kane Kansas Census Bureau J. Crombine State Board of Health United States Census Bureau Texas Lone Star Dr. Crumbine

High Priced Manager for New Gotham Hotel

A New York hotel to open next week on Broadway between Fortieth and Fiftieth will hire Henri Prager, former Hotel Savoy manager in London, at a salary of fifty thousand dollars a year to run a new cafe. The venue promises a swank nightly experience with a novel conveyor dine system connecting diners, waiter signals, and the kitchen below.

Henri Prager

Mysticism Revival Reported in London Society

Portents indicate a London winter trend toward mysticism as spirit mediums operate openly in society circles. The piece notes a resurgence of interest in occult practices and spiritualism among fashionable attendees.

London

Palmists and clairvoyants flood Boni Street trade

The article notes a rush of palmists and astrologers on Boni Street with many turning to fortune telling. An enterprising woman opens a cafe offering tea at sixpence while customers wait. Crystals draw buyers back in Bond Street shops as superstition grows in jewelers, chemists, and fancy shops selling charms and quirky trinkets.

Pers Boni Street Bond Street

Typist Challenge Origins and Spokane Transcript Feat

The match may occur in Spokane or Chicago early January if Press agrees to new terms. The original challenge was a marathon typing contest at least 50 words a minute, continuing until a typist yields. Miss Smith made a full transcript of the seventeenth National Irrigation Congress deliberations in Spokane August 4 to 14, delivering the copy 10 hours after the final session.

Spokane Chicago Miss Smith National Irrigation Congress

Austria Shows New Gold Coin Worth About Twenty Dollars

A new gold coin of about 20 dollars is to circulate in Austria Hungary. It bears the emperor's half length portrait on the obverse and an imperial eagle on the reverse. The edge is not milled. Vienna residents doubt its usefulness and refuse to adopt existing gold coins, often exchanging such money for worn notes at shops. Mrs S Joyce of Claremont New Hampshire praises Foley s Kidney Remedy after a long kidney ailment. Kieppen Bros.

Vienna Austria-Hungary

Soldier Desirez Mesdom Dies in Queenstown Tale

Capetown report records the death in Queenstown Cape Colony of Desirez Cornelius Mesdom a Belgian born August 3 1505 in Belel Zperin. A drummer in Napoleons army at Waterloo he joined the Crimea campaign where his nine brothers died and he was wounded 16 times. He later joined the German Legion and arrived in South Africa in 1857, settling as caretaker of the Dutch Reformed Church for nearly 40 years before retiring.

Capetown Queenstown Cape Colony Germany Legion South Africa Dutch Reformed Church

Eastern Oregon capital invested in Portland

Thomas Callahan, an eastern Oregon capitalist, bought the Jacob Bourne home near Milwaukie. The 12 acre property includes a modern house and a bearing orchard for 15000 dollars, Bourne netting 4000 after a one year hold. L Turner and S Rees bought 51 acre of Willamette river fruit land near New Era for about 6000 dollars. Rodgers of Hood River bought 42 acres adjoining for 125 dollars per acre to plant superior apple varieties.

Thomas Callahan Oregon Jacob Bourne Milwaukie Bourne I L. Turner Rees Wilhimette River New Era Rodgers Hood River Portland Journal

Foley's Kidney Remedy Ingredient Highlight

The ad emphasizes hexamethylenetetramine as a valued ingredient in Foley's Kidney Remedy. It claims the chemical is a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for urine, urging use at first signs of irregularities to avoid serious illness. Koeppen Bros.

Koeppen Bros

Woman Accepts Challenge to Typewriting Contest

Spokane, Washington, Lottie L. Smith accepts a Seattle press challenge to a typewriting contest for speed and accuracy. The plan is to complete 125 pages of copy from direct dictation at about 75 words per minute with high accuracy.

Spokane, Wash Lottie L. Smith Spokane Press Seattle

Hindu child sold for $1.16 prompts prosecution

Lucknow report says Hindu child’s parents in Madras are prosecuted after selling the infant for 1.16 rupees. The mother says the child was born inauspiciously and would bring bad luck. The father claims illness since birth and alleges involvement with a local bakery official.

Lucknow Madras

McCormick Honored as First in Farmers Hall of Fame

The Minneis College of Agriculture held exercises in Memorial Hall to enroll Cyrus Hall McCormick, inventor of the reaper, in the farmers hall of fame. Educators, officials and agricultural experts attended. Mrs Murial McCormick, his granddaughter, played a key role in the ceremony.

Paradise Production Sparks Impresario Debate

An operatic boast quotes a robust composer claiming Paradise will be the century’s greatest production. The impresario retorts on costs, with the composer noting savings on costumes if scenery costs rise, highlighting a clash over budget versus grandeur.

Foley's Urino Laxative Gains Favor with Women and Children

A historical note touts Foley's Urino Laxative as mild and pleasant tasting, preferred over harsher purgatives for women and children. It claims effective relief from constipation and mentions Koeppen Eros in association.

Foley Koeppen

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