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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1909
Page
6
An advice verso warns kidneys overwork weak and impure blood, urging attention to kidney care and endorsing Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as the best remedy. It claims vast success in distressing cases and offers sample bottles via mail from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
Christmas was in evidence with public trees, a Sunday school program at the MEB church, and a ball by the Echo orchestra. Notable items include purchases of Jersey cows by W R Parker, a baby funeral for two months old Benj Smith, and various local visits and moves. Weehawken opposes a Hudson City merger risking higher taxes and loss of local control.
An Ingleside North Carolina resident, G F P Ryscue, credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with a full cure after 15 years of indigestion and multiple doctors and medicines. The ad touts cure for constipation biliousness sick headache stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles and claims 25 cents at Tallman & Co Missouri. Teachers Meet in St Louis Missouri Holds annual state convention with over a thousand delegates and colors teachers participation over three days.
An antique advertisement touts Mother Gray’s Australian Leaf as a remedy for nerves bladder and toe pains. It promises testimonials from Prosperous users and urges readers to order a 50 cent sample by mail or from a druggist, listing The Mother Gray Co. in Roy.
Long note touts Paso Robles Hot Springs as curing many diseases beyond medicine and surgery. Journal claims waters, heat, mud baths, vapors, and pure air aid health worldwide, with camps and boarding available at low cost. Booklet offered by O R & N official and Dr. Sawyer.
Special correspondence from Nolin reports a weeklong school vacation and holiday activities. Margaret Callison spends holidays with relatives at Helix. Thomas Kerr and wife visit from Walla Walla. Mrs O F Steele marked her 23rd anniversary on Christmas day. Joseph Dozier and daughter Mame visit Ed Dupuis. Joseph Ashworth travels to Pilot Rock. Al Slusher returns from Pendleton. John McClellan visits Frank Lane’s family near Milton. Lewis Updike and family hospitalized in Pendleton with typhoid fever but improving. A social hop on Saturday attracted many with Main String Band providing music and vice luncheon.
Advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a preventive and remedy for coughs and colds. It promises to prevent pneumonia or consumption if taken at the onset and asserts a quick stop to lingering coughs with early treatment from A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
A Pendleton rumor hints at courting at a local home while the Pastime theater plans a special night with Bic Come at the Pastime. An audience prize offer and Folger's Golden Gate coffee are featured as part of the program with Mr Matlocki presenting a fresh attraction to please patrons.
A man seeking work forgets his glasses at home, hindering his ability to read job listings and apply. He plans to return later to retrieve them, hoping to resume the search once sight is restored.
Special correspondence from Adama Oregon reports Mrs John Adams and daughters Pauline and Helen visiting from Walla Walla for Christmas on their Adams ranch. Local residents and visitors are listed with Christmas dinners, dances, and church services. Several travelers and guests from Pendleton Weston Hermiston Athena Pilot Rock and Yikima are mentioned along with a stork visit and local postal carrier duties.
An old advertisement touts LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets as a quick cure for colds. It imitates a medical claim with a signature line EB. W. GROVES on each bottle, and mentions money refund if the remedy fails to cure.
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