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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1914

Page

3

From Velvet Care to Kitchen Upgrades in The News

A collage of quick home tips from the era covers velvet cleaning by steam and brushing, packing advice for lunches with used greaseproof paper, linoleum polish from candle scraps and turpentine, tapping seams with a sewing hammer for easier stitching, a new style slipper with a rhinestone strap, and an aluminum kitchen outfit for weddings. Public notices appear to reflect practical domestic guidance from various papers.

Philadelphia

Be on guard against biliousness with Cascarets

A vintage ad promotes Cascarets to relieve headache bad breath sour stomach and torpid liver by cleansing bowels overnight. It claims a 10 cent box keeps stomach and bowels regulated and urges care for children too, noting millions use Cascarets for months of relief.

Common sense care for babies and mothers urged

The piece extols simple, calm motherhood focusing on the baby’s needs. It stresses breastfeeding when possible, quiet rest, simple clothing, regular routines, fresh air, and gentle maternal care. It praises child study, but calls for wider understanding among all women and emphasizes selecting good books for very young children.

Right Reverend Paddock to Speak on Panama Visit

Right Reverend Robert L. Paddock bishop of the Oregon diocese of the Episcopal Church will give an informal talk on his Panama trip and impressions tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. Lina H. Sturgis. The talk is at the request of friends and all interested are invited to attend. Bishop Paddock was in town last evening and is visiting nearby cities today. This evening in Eagle-Woodman hall the ladies of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company will also be present.

Robert L. Paddock Oregon Episcopal Church Panama Canal Zone Lina H. Sturgis Bishop Paddock

Informal dancing party draws large expected attendance

Mrs. A H McIntyre of Athena passed through Pendleton yesterday en route to Hot Lake for a short so journ. Mrs. C B Rosenberg of this city is spending the weeks at Hot Lake in attendance upon her husband who is taking treatment at that sanatorium. Mrs. Wh Alexander left last evening for Baker to visit with her mother and other relatives and friends.

A. H. McIntyre Athena Pendleton Hot Lake CB. Rosenberg Wh Alexander Baker

Two men arrested for concealed weapons in Walla Walla incident

In Walla Walla on February 5, deputies arrested Charles Fam after he entered a church service with four six shooter pistols. He faces assault with a deadly weapon charges and bonded out for $1,000. Also arrested at the Interurban station was Clarence Isley for carrying concealed weapons, released on $250 bonds. Isley and Sam Sams have prior similar charges amid family dispute tensions. Isley warned he would carry a gun for life, drawing caution from local officers about potential bloodshed had arrests not occurred. A church service on East Elder Street and later events at the Interurban station are noted. A separate brief mentions a Methodist minister endorsing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

Walla Walla Charles Fam State Line Tabernacle East Elder Street S. H Bryan A. van Ausdle Sam Clarence Isley Sams Isley Insley Bryan van Ausdle Toner

Big gold strike reported at Canyon City mine

Reports from Baker Oregon say Jack Chambers mine at Canyon City has yielded a gold strike valued at about 4000 dollars per ton. Chambers has shipped several sacks to a San Francisco smelter. The mine has long promised, with Chambers confident of finding the mother lode behind the placer fame of Canyon City.

Baker Jack Chambers Canyon City Chambers San Francisco

Danderine Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure

Advert finds promise of dandruff removal and hair growth from Knowlton's Danderine. Claims show cleansed scalp, shinier hair, and new hair growth after weeks of use, urging purchase at druggists or toilet counters for 26 cents.

Knowlton

Ely's Cream Balm for Cold or Catarrh Relief

Ancient newspaper ad promotes Ely's Cream Balm as instant relief for stuffed nose head and throat from cold or catarrh. Claims immediate breathing improvement, dulled headaches vanish, and by morning symptoms disappear with a small bottle from any drug store. Fragrant balm, melts in nostrils, heals inflamed membranes, clears air passages, stops discharge. Do not miss a night’s breathless sleep.

Ely

Hermiston Locals Report Visits Games and Events

Hermiston residents share visits to Pendleton Portland and Spokane. The Hermiston basketball team lost 30 to 27 to Pendleton Sophs while winning at Umatilla 18 to 17. A small fire at C M Jensen store was extinguished. Prof Bovard spoke on Oregon birds to a large school audience.

Hermiston Ore Lawrence Manerude Eugene Butter Crek J. H Young Portland Walla Walla H. R. Newport Pendleton W. T. Roberts, Sr Spokane E. W. Wareham McNaught H. G. Newport E. E. Littler J F. McNaught Umatilla

Pilot Rock Locals Birthday Party Honoring Roland McHroom

A birthday party was hosted by Mrs. Gilliam for Roland McHroom turning twenty one. Local residents from Pilot Rock attended, with a luncheon served. Notes mention visits, a Sunshine club event, medical convention attendance, rehearsals of Oak Farm, and expected arrivals of Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Orange. Also a trivia line on lawyers in the United Kingdom.

Pilot Rock Ore Gilliam Roland McHroom Messrs. C. R. Whittenburger Newt Roger Ernest Fanning Marion Hutchison Herbert Foylen Jack Hodges Mr. Orange Dr. Spalding Lon Etter Fred Moes Jesse Jones Marvin Hutchison William Paker Bert Hutchison Grace Frost McCoy Esther Stutevant Glara Beck Georgia Jaques Myrtle Westcate Elsie McReynolds Hazel Betts Grace Lanelle Rugg Della Baker Winifred Graham Grace Gilliam the Rock Frank Marcum Winnie Smith

Ponderous Typhoid Sickness Casts Shadow on Athena

Athena Man Iil Oregon February 4 J D Huggins proprietor of the Horse Shoe Parks dangerously ill at his home with typhoid fever. Several local residents and visitors named include Joe Hodgson from Weston born Earl Urquhart February 2, and numerous trips by Wm McKenzie Weston J E Smith Corvallis G W Hansell H I Watts Rev E M Achilles Spokane and others with updates on Mrs Hinkle Hermiston and Mrs Smery Gornall.

Athena Ore J. D. Huggins Joe Hodgson Weston Earl Urquhart Wm. McKenzie J. E. Smith Corvallis Wm. McBride Portland Bishop Freewater Do. G. Grant Pendleton R. E. Gornall Spokane G. W. Hansell Walla Walla H. I. Watts E. M. Achilles Smery Geo. R. Gerking W. B. Hinkle Hermiston

Pendleton Social Strolls Highlight Weekend Visiters

E. E. Koontz conducted business in Pendleton yesterday. W. R. Taylor appeared as a Pendleton visitor. A guest stayed with Mrs. H. I. Watts on Saturday.

General strike planned in Russia

Reports from Russia indicate agitators aim to precipitate a general strike across the dominions. Propaganda centers on a broad civic uprising and appears to hold some promise of success, with organizers and supporters massing behind the movement.

Russia Lemburg Austria

Roses for sale from Heppner with 170 varieties

Harry Cummings advertises 10 000 roses ready for immediate delivery grown in the open ground and on own roots in Heppner. The offer lists 170 varieties, guarantees true to label, exchange for unsatisfactory colors, and a forfeited gift of ten choice roses for order errors. Refers to J L Vaughan for merits of the roses.

Heppner J. L Vaughan Mr. Vaughan Harry Cummings

Government Arrests Fail to Curb Movement

Reports describe political and economic strain with widespread detentions that do little to hinder the movement. The government is seen as making many arrests, yet not achieving significant disruption or control.

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The Washington Herald Chicago Post Dallas Newa Minneapolis Cascarets Mackintosh Toffee Halifax England Pierrot Toffee Koeppen’s Netherlands American Mortgage Bank E. C. Building Propic Soctecy Eagle-Woodman Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company Walla Othe Chamberlain James A. Lewis Milaca Minn Ady Canyon Torun Setter Bradfielder Co Lamar Bidg Atlanta Hermiston Locals C. M Jensen L J. Mead Klamath Falls Mr. Mead United Kingdom Shade Pongee Alexander Department S. & H. Green Athena Man Iil Arcknes Totiaen Wates D. D. D. Vom Tallman Drug Company Heppner, Oregon Jj. L. Vaughan Main Street Hohbach’s Court Street Tallman & Go Leeding
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