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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1910
Page
6
A Georgia reader recalls scalp disease in childhood, hair loss followed by Cuticura treatment. The doctor prescribed Cuticura Remedies, which cured the scalp issue in weeks and improved a hand rash as well with no recurrence.
An old advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Ointment for infant skin care. It touts purity, economy, and emollient properties, claiming effectiveness against eczema rashes and chafing from birth. Strong emphasis on mothers using the sanative cleansing for babies and children.
Uncle Sam to hold nationwide examinations for railway mail clerks custom house clerks stenographers bookkeepers department clerks and other government posts. Thousands of appointments expected. Men and women over 18 in cities or rural areas can request free instruction and information by writing to the Bureau of Instruction Hamlin Building Rochester NY.
Holdman Oregon notes the funeral of Uncle Pete Nelson, born in Denmark, who died January 9 and was interred February 4 at the Holdman U B church. He was long active as a stockman with about two thousand horses locally and lived near Frank Brown’s family for three years. Revival services to begin February at the Holdman church. Snow and cold persist, wheat benefited by snow cover. Farmers’ Union meeting planned. local events include a wagging runaway incident and road work updates.
A country store audience expresses regret at the departure of a supplier who met farmer needs across many lines. The piece notes the broad reach of the seller and predicts disappointment among customers who relied on the variety offered.
The February Echo reports the Business Men's association meeting on city welfare and road issues. Firemen prepare a Valentine’s Ball at city hall February 14 with orchestra, followed by a second dance February 22. A new telephone ruling causes cost concerns between Echo and Stanfield. Local residents and visitors including Mayor Scholl, O D Tee, RK B Stanfield, Mrs A Holmes, and others are noted with various town activities and school discipline at Spike boal.
An old advertisement warns that overworked kidneys cause sickness and urges immediate relief with Swamp Root. It claims adults may need the remedy for kidney and bladder trouble, offering a sample bottle and a booklet by Dr. Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
A Green Bay parent reports success using Foley's Honey and Tar for two children aged six and eight who suffer recurring colds and croup. The testimonial claims the remedy prevents and cures coughs and related illnesses and is ease for children to take, per Koeppen Bros.
Local observers in Pittsburg reported a public display of comets described as blast furnace varieties. Four tails and luminous nebulae appeared, drawing crowds to rooftops as scientists explained the phenomenon caused by atmospheric crystals and furnace-like glow.
At a Spokane convention Mr. Parish urged a federal survey of corporate holdings escaping taxes. He said such holdings distort fairness and urged actions to tax them, aiming to fund state upbuilding and reduce taxpayer burden.
A fragment from a late issue quotes a cobbler offering to attach shoe soles for 66 cents a pair. The short note suggests that neither men nor women want nails in their shoes, hinting at honest workmanship and practical pricing.
Adams notes report a basketball game tonight at 7 30 at City Hall Adams vs Athena and list a social gathering at Renaiveen s with many local youths plus visits and visitors from Pendleton Athena Walla Walla and Weston among others various residents named including Clark Maxie Claud Walden Bert Silmington Seb Lewis and others play night rides and hometown tells of arrivals and small town news in Adams Oregon
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a speedy remedy for sore throat and cough. It claims to restore normal health and urges readers to ask for the product, credited to Koeppen Bros.
Malta reports British ships Dan con oerubere Lancister Minerva Graham and four torpedo destroyers sailed to Piraeus amid tensions over Crete. Powers Britain Russia France Thy seek strict adherence to the withdrawal agreement while Crete considers sending delegates to the Greek National Assembly. The Turkish Porte warns such action could be casus belli.
A cautionary note on feverish chest pain and lung distress from cold symptoms. Foley's Honey and Tar is claimed to stop the cough and ease congestion for rapid relief. Koeppen Bros.
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent in the East Oregonian Building offering steam heat electric lights and hot and cold water. Inquire at Oregonian office for details.
A scrambled note advertises a home treatment claimed to help troubled children and adults with behavior issues. It mentions Mee M Summers of Notre Dame Indiana and promises free materials with instructions sent to mothers who write promptly. The message urges not blaming the child and suggests the approach aids nighttime behavior.
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