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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1914
Page
6
A clipped note reports at the post office in Oregon a second class mail matter was entered, indicating a routine action by local officials and a service update from the United Press Association shared with the city and county authorities.
A fragment hints at a forecast centered on a male figure. The wording suggests a sense of certainty about a male outcome or identity.
Indications point to a solution for unemployment this winter as farmers across the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys seek help. Reports say idle men are being urged to take jobs with authorities even eyeing constables to round up workers. Similar conditions are noted in the northwest.
An advertisement touts Booth's Hyomel as the direct remedy for catarrh germs in nose throat and lungs. It claims quick permanent relief with a money back guarantee and lists a $1 outfit price plus extra liquid refills at 50 cents.
The piece notes spring job openings and heavy line improvements by O.W. R. & N. and government projects near Cayuse, promising work for settlers and a reduction in winter joblessness. It also discusses Japan exclusion politics, Pendleton weather, a cold wave, and local views on progress versus resistance.
An advertisement extols St Jacobs Oil as a harmless, skin friendly remedy for rheumatism and related pains. It promises instant relief from tenderness swelling and soreness and claims widespread success over decades. It suggests buying a trial bottle at any drug store for quick recovery.
Saturday features A Thief of Hearts a two reel drama with a dramatic bullfight climax set among Spanish scenery. Also shows The Moth Lubin with Harry Meyers and Rosemary Theby Sentimental Sister Biograph with Blanche Sweet and Marshall Nelson Pastime features The Hour and the Man an Essa y two part photodrama with Francis X. Bushman questioning capital punishment Connecticut scene Bessie Wakefield to the scaffold Red Hawk's Sacrifice Kalem western Mona Darkfeather The Real Imposter and A Pill Box Cupid two Lubin comedies promise entertainment
Friday and Saturday vaudeville features in Irish comedy with songs and violin. Matinee Saturday shows The Weoman Pays with Miss Maude Fealey, James Crote and Thanhouser company cast. Also Keystone Kiddie Billy in another child comedy likely to please all ages.
Kathryn Farrar concert violinist and her brother Flex Farrar concert baritone headline a varied program at Alta Theater tonight. The bill mixes vaudeville and pictures including The Story of David Greig in two parts A Pair of Bears comedy and Cracksman's Santa Claus a heart interest drama.
The Quaker Girl arrives in Oregon February 11 with a modern musical comedy featuring the waltz Come to the Ball. Critics call its refrain superior to The Merry Widow and The Pink Lady. Composer Lionel Morley wrote the tune quickly in a London cafe to fill a second act gap.
In the French Alps on the Col de Lautaret a memorial to Captain Scott was unveiled under the sponsorship of the French Alpine Club. The British explorer’s discovery of the South Pole and his death before receiving honors are noted in the ceremony report.
Funds for the memorial were raised by Dr Charcot through public subscriptions. A British Admiralty delegation attended the day’s celebration. Representatives of the French ministers of war and marine were present, the latter in charge of a section of the Chasseurs Alpins.
In Chartres on February 6 M Garaix piloted a new biplane by Paul Schmitt to reach 8382 feet with five passengers, besting the prior five passenger mark of 3281 feet set last October by Austrian aviator Sablatnik. The craft climbed to 5000 feet with seven passengers on another flight, marking a pair of record tests.
An old advertisement urges readers to use Ely's Dream Balm or Ely's Cream Balm to open blocked nostrils and relieve head congestion. It claims immediate relief from nasal swelling, runny nose, and throat irritation, with cureby-morning promises and encourages buying a small bottle at any drug store.
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