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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
2
All undermuslins white waists infants wear linens and domestics white neckwear white gloves white ribbons white eating flannels men s white furnishings shirts gloves neckwear underwear hosiery white cotton blankets laces embroideries corsets lace curtains draperies white silks satins white dress goods and hundreds of other needed articles
A Chicago unemployed delegation will visit John D. Rockefeller with three “hobo” representatives to question what he will do with the earth. Initiated by Nicholas Klein, the plan seeks to draw broad attention to economic conditions and has support from convention delegates.
Sore Tange and Raw Leones. Most people know the feeling, and the miserable state of M1 health. It indicates Alpeole should know that Folee's Honey and Tar, the greatest remedy, will quickly relieve the soreness and cough and return to normal condition. Ask for Patey'y Honey and Tar. Koeppen Bye.
Berkeley student address on economy by Prof Mitchell urges household budgeting. He says the art of money making is moot without managing income, stressing that extravagant family spending ruins fortunes and harms the poor. He warns money making alone cannot fix the economy.
A San Francisco Call report argues women must be educated in household and financial management. It states men build businesses but women control home spending, urging a formal domestic economy profession to organize homes scientifically.
An advertisement promotes Foley's Oring Laxative as a remedy for dull heaviness, feverish feeling, indigestion and constipation. It claims gentle, thorough bowel cleansing without griping or nausea and urges saving money by reading today’s ad.
The Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce convened yesterday and reappointed officers Ernest L. Finley president Alfred Trembley Dawson Dixon vice president Howard Brown secretary and John Overton treasurer. The body and the Sonoma County and Santa Rosa Automobile Association will urge Marin county supervisors to repair the road between San Rafael and Sausalito and a boulevard project from Spuganite to Ukiah is proposed.
Hoaree Coughs and stuffy colds with chest pain and sore lungs rapidly threaten health. Foley's Honey and Tar is claimed to stop the cold, loosen congestion, and bring quick relief, according to Koeppen Bros.
Dressed young chickens and chickens for roasting advertised for every Saturday at the Centra market on Poone Main 33. Read the “Want” ad today.
Letters from U S senators Chamberlain and Bourne respond to county graingrowers in Athena Ore seeking continued work on the Umatilla reclamation project and extension. They report efforts with the interior secretary Ballinger and outline positions on Malheur Klamath and overall state funding for irrigation projects.
In a statement credited to Michaey Henn president of the United Irish League of America the text credits heavy Irish nationalist gains to American support. It cites stronger nationalist majorities against unionists, a solid Irish vote in Britain, and wide public sympathy for the Irish party aided by American backing. It notes Britain’s home rule majority and emphasizes the League’s prompt response to December actions.
An OCR fragment claims Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only constitutional remedy and promises a reward for failure to cure. The text also includes an unrelated anecdote: a wife remarks on a miner's fur-lined ulster as she and her husband react to a gift, ending with a St. Louis Globe-Democrat excerpt.
A reflective note on summer anxiety as people eagerly display confidence and style in the heat. The piece observes social pressure to ornament personal achievements and appearances during warm months.
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