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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1913
Page
6
The article argues constipation is the common disorder caused mainly by habit denying bowel urges. It claims mechanical bowel relief and osteopathic treatment restore sensation and habit, contrasting with purgatives. Drs Holzington authority is cited for endorsement.
Madison forest products laboratory reports 4000 tests on American wood strength. An Arkansas acorn gathering and sale venture aims to supply eastern nurseries for forest planting. Thirty wood preservatives are in use in the United States, with varied chemical needs. The forest service distributed 116,000 basket willow cuttings to schools stations and individuals. Over 80,000 horsepower have been developed from streams on national forests under regulation. Florida buttonwood, prized for galley cooking, grows mainly in the Keys.
A collage of small ads from Estes’ Barber Shop and Pendleton Iron Works to El ot's I and Snyder chimney sweep. Classifieds seek rag donations, daily fish arrivals, piano tuners, housekeepers, furnished rooms, and a range of jobs. Also notices for a new Knabe Baby Grand, rent options, and lumber company services.
George Bannister of Athena J P Gould of Echo J M Hodges of Pilot Rock Charles Stanton of Helix J B Johnson of La Grande Henry Koepke from his ranch Guy Clark from Stanfield D Cutsforth of Echo Mr and Mrs J R Cromb of Stanfield J H Reid Hermistonian L M Groff of Pilot Rock J Norvell Helix J A Turnbow of Nolin J W Etter Pilot Rock John Hinderman Pendleton student Sam Ash Wallula J H Reed western county Bryan Hawks Athena drugist R C Jory Pendleton Woolen Mills Aubrey Graham Oregon Agricultural College student all visiting or returning to Pendleton yesterday or today.
In a defense of Pastime theater, C G Matlock explains why the General Film Co exclusive service failed. He notes two rival cinemas in the same block share releases and advertising, giving unfair advantage. The Pastime will continue to show same high quality pictures, despite contrary statements.
Notice that the power will be off tomorrow morning from 9 to 12 noon affecting customers of Pacific Power and Light Co. The utility warns residents to plan ahead and expect service interruption during the stated window.
Fence posts advertised by Van Petten Lumber Co offering extra large posts made from timber. Phone 92 for inquiries.
Water well service advertises drilling to any depth with estimates and prices. Contact A. G. Winnerling at 116 W Webb Street. Also promotes Owl Creek Coal from Van Petten Lumber Co with phone 92.
Members of Umatilla Encampment No. 17 are called to meet at the Odd Fellows hall at 7 30 this evening to honor and meet the grand patriarch Dr Pogue by order of the Chief Patriarch.
A florist named Fane Forshaw of Flowers company at 222 East Court Street offers alternatives to blooming plants and boxes of flowers as Christmas gifts to convey a message from the giver.
A young woman with fine musical education adds to her family's income by teaching piano to nine pupils weekly at rates of 1.50 and 1 per hour. She also runs a horticulture program, growing plants and cut flowers for residents and festive occasions, transforming her home into a profitable venture in a small town.
The New Haven Journal-Courier warns heat from fireplaces or radiators dries glue and leather, fast deteriorating books. If wall bookcases must reach the heater, place a small cabinet for music or bric a brac between the heater and the shelves. Often fireplace design already shields books from heat.
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