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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1914
Page
3
A compact health note argues female beauty rests on health not mere appearance. Constipation is blamed for headaches dull skin and fatigue, with Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin promoted as a gentle permanent remedy. The ad claims widespread use, suitability for all ages, availability in drug stores, and a money-back guarantee.
Special correspondence from Nolin Oregon reports C Edgar Welch conducting business in Pendleton on Saturday. It also notes Mr and Mrs W N Miller of Holdman visiting in the berg Friday and Saturday.
A historical view notes eczema is a skin disease and curable through skin treatment. Scientists now emphasize treating the skin directly with Meditol Eczema Remedy without delay.
Phy Betts the contractor spent last night in Pendleton. Mr and Mrs Harvey Kerr Mr and Mrs A J Amoureux and John Parrish are in the county seat transacting business today. Co F Steele is in Pendleton this week insisting C P Strain assessor write a special roll of the Milton Freewater country.
Echo Oregon report details Henry Carlson fifteen year old son of Pete Carlson breaking his right leg above the ankle when a moving wagon with a barrel of distillate rolled against the endgate as he attempted to alight en route to school. Also notes Echo girls basketball victory at Weston and local residents visiting and moving through Echo.
Terry McKune ex infielder of the Pacific Coast league has been signed by Nick Williams and will trial with the Portland Northwestern club in spring. He managed Pendleton in the Western Tri-State league last year hitting .270 with 929 fielding at second and 18 stolen bases. Williams says Kyne still has baseball left and will get every opportunity to make good. Previously with Seattle, he jumped to outlaw days and was blacklisted before resurfacing in the Coast league and Portland in 1911 as a fill in during Portland’s pennant run.
In Baker Oregon February 32 high skies preceded a sharp temp drop as the groundhog’s omen of six weeks of poor weather gives way to a rapid fall toward freezing. The month’s low nears zero while winter’s prior minimum sits at seven below.
An advertisement urges readers to check digestion with Chamberlain's Tablets They claim to strengthen the stomach and help the body function naturally Citing remarkable cures the ad notes availability at all dealers and includes a call to action headed by a medical suggestion
Washington dispatch lists banks applying for membership in the federal reserve system by state and city, naming Oregon entries such as First National of Grant County Canyon City and others in Washington Idaho. The notice includes several bank names and locations across regions seeking reserve status.
Washington supreme court upheld a city’s right to condemn an existing street railway for municipal operation but sent the case back for missing parties. The decision concerns Seattle Renton Southern Railway and emphasizes procedural steps before proceeding.
An old advertisement extols Danderine hair product claiming soap harms hair and causes dandruff. It promises relief by using Danderine to cleanse dust and oil, invigorate the scalp, stop itching and hair loss, and make hair long straight soft and lustrous. It urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from drug stores.
An old advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as instantly opening clogged nasal passages and relieving head cold symptoms. It promises quick breath relief, cessation of discharges, and fading headaches, with claims of a cure by morning for catarrh and sore throats. The copy urges buying a small bottle at drug stores and emphasizes soothing, healing action.
Walla Walla, Feb 3 A Meacham Kamela district wood dealer B F Cook has gone bankrupt amid claims that wood sold to fuel firms was cut from government timber illegally. Investigators seek the original cutter and the buyer to return property or bear liability. local dealers face double prices and potential losses as the case unfolds.
Rev. R F Hulsart, longtime Methodist Protestant pastor famed as the “Marrying Parson,” died at 55 in the parsonage after a life in ministry spanning 65 years. Born in Matawan New Jersey he served across New Jersey Connecticut and Long Island before his death. his wife and five children survive.
In San Francisco on February 3 the California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining Company announced an eight hour day at the Crockett factory with no pay cut. The plant will run three eight hour shifts affecting about five hundred workers and adding about seventy five thousand dollars to annual payroll.
Washington February 3 adoptions of a special rule permit continuous consideration of the Burnett immigration measure in the house. The proposal will be pressed to a final vote at once and includes a literacy test for immigrants. It closely mirrors the literacy bill vetoed by President Taft.
A Florida man fled rain by using a wooden box as an umbrella but was toppled by a passing train car. The interstate commerce commission suspends lumber rates through August 28, affecting Oregon routes. In Portland, men outregister women by a three to one margin in early February, with women 24 percent of registrants. A Vancouver man returns a stolen diamond ring to detectives after a guilty conscience leads to discovery. Los Angeles reports a rise in divorces for 1913, with 2785 filings and a majority granted to women. Senator Chamberlain seeks Alaska development control via a three member commission to manage resources and prevent private exploitation. Russians bound for Portland will be admitted after Ellis Island inquiry. Chicago notes 80 percent of unemployment workers back at jobs, with broader gains anticipated.
An old advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a scientific scalp cleanser to stop itch and shedding, promote hair growth, and leave hair soft and glossy. It urges readers to buy a 50 cent bottle from Tallman & Co and apply a small amount to the scalp for visible dandruff disappearance.
A brief note discusses how New York speculators may influence the nation’s industries, highlighting potential financial tactics and market impact. The piece hints at broader economic consequences for other regions and the balance of power in trade and industry.
A terse reflection notes that persuading someone to work is difficult when there is no obligation or incentive compelling them to act. It emphasizes the challenge of motivating labor without clear necessity or reward.
The piece urges Americans to guard against kidney trouble from rich food. It promotes Jad Salts as a grape lemon lithia remedy to flush kidneys, reduce urine irritation, and prevent bladder disorders. Recommendation is four ounces daily in water before breakfast, claiming safety and affordability.
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