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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1912
Page
4
A Pendleton era column discusses Loganberry profits, Oregon State College talks on growing and processing Loganberries, and a winter short course at Corvallis. It also covers views on eugenics in Utah, police methods, and the limits of heredity versus environment on social issues.
The year closes with a ceremonial bow as Youthful 1812 prepares to debut. The scene hints at renewal and a new cycle, though details are sparse.
The piece laments aging social norms in October Century, contrasting polite evasions with crude aging jokes when addressing middle aged women. It recalls a refined inner beauty of older women indoors and criticizes fashions that reveal vanity, hats, and cosmetics, noting the deceptive reveals of wearers as age advances.
E W Parker of the United States Geological Survey notes anthracite coal has largely ceased powering blast furnaces as coke from bituminous coal dominates. Domestic sizes like furnace and stove remain primary demand, while smaller sizes sell below production cost. Operators use price foreclosures to guide spring purchases.
Walter Shriver of Hope Arkansas testifies that Kilmer’s Swamp Root cured his kidney disease after years of bedridden days and failed doctors. He praises the patent remedy and urges others with kidney troubles to try it, dated March 26, 1912 before a notary.
Letter to Dr Kilmer Co urges readers to request a sample bottle of Swamp Root and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. Mentions Pendleton Daily Oregonian and ads for regular fifty cent and one dollar bottles. Also includes unrelated lines about mine operation, employment, and a proverb about secrets and money.
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