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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1908
Page
5
Mrs Emily Kellogg of South Tacoma Wash member of Ladies of the Maccabees relates an attack of biliousness three months ago that threatened her health and strength. She tried Perm Ant on friends advice and found relief before it grew worse.
A flood of letters lauds Peruna as a remedy for catarrh and stomach trouble. Mrs. Underwood of Columbus states it helped her greatly after long doctoring, while others from Hickory Point Tennessee Portland Oregon and Bedford Indiana report weight gain relief from chronic ailments and improved strength. Testimonials credit Peruna with curing bowels and digestion issues and restoring vitality in diverse spellings and households.
Catarrh sufferer Mia Joseph Viltur of Austin asserts Peruna cured years of head and nose inflammation after three bottles. He claims the tonic now stays in his home and is recommended for childhood coughs, noting his child’s cough improved after Peruna.
Mrs M KH Seymour of Bow man Ga writes in favor of Peruna and Manalin. She says they helped her and family with life long issues when doctors could not. She advises women to consult Dr Hartman. Peruna now available as tablets equivalent to a dose of Peruna.
East Oregonian publishing company announces subscription rates for daily and weekly editions by mail and carrier. Advertising and distribution details appear with merchant listings and postal classifications. Public notice includes sale locations and contact references in Pendleton Oregon.
The text critiques Geers for implying a return to Republican affiliation for self gain, warning entrenched Republicans and veteran workers against supporting a candidate aiming to rejoin the party. It contrasts old Republican loyalty with opportunism and reflects on broader political and economic tensions including war rhetoric and foreign policy.
The verse urges keeping youthfulness by renewing daily effort and striving to improve with God’s help. It emphasizes perseverance, faith, and disciplined work as paths toward better personal welfare.
The Portland Oregonian excerpt records T. T. Geer denying any trade or conspiracy with Bourne Fulton Callahan or others to gain favor for Congress. It questions whether Republicans can remain united without misrepresentation or false motives. Geer and supporters are said to seek unity within the GOP.
Japan is described as a small country by area with 147 655 square miles including Formosa, a dense poverty‑stricken population of 4 732 952, and tiny wages. The text notes business is controlled by a small elite, profits from resources go to war costs, and national debt stood at 192 446 789 with revenues about 269 196. It argues there is little new territory to develop beyond Korea and Manchuria and limited prospects for domestic growth.
The Weaton Leader editor Clark Wood lauds President Roosevelt, calling him honest and noncorrupt. The piece, reprinted by the East Oregonian, contrasts Roosevelt with predatory finance and argues he rejects big business coercion and concentrated wealth interests.
A Spokane city employee layoff reduced male staff, sparking a comical rush of bachelors to marry. With many single women available in the northwest, several discharged men have already wed, and more are expected to follow as a morale boost amid finance cuts.
The Pilot Rock Record argues against a second paper for the county, saying Pilot Rock is thriving and Pendleton with 7000 residents already supports two papers. The venture is seen as doomed, with backers urged to invest elsewhere in the city.
Pendleton district fairs succeeded as Pendleton City bonds were sold amid honey patio improvements in progress. Local officials report steady attendance and steady financing for upcoming projects.
Pendleton now influences a wide area as towns pattern after its success. The city showcases strong trade, tourism, and religious activity, with excursions to Mile Rock and Hermiston cited as evidence. Pendleton merchants and commercial outreach are highlighted as among the Northwest's most active, reflecting a thriving civic spirit.
Citizens of Umatilla laud Assessor P. Strain for raising the railroad fourteen segments in the county, bringing thousands of dollars into the county treasury. The East Oregonian notes no other suitable candidate has been mentioned for re election on this platform.
A verse from the Houston Post muses on impermanence and fleeting days. It uses playful rhymes to urge resilience, urging smiles and song as life passes, with imagery of a lake and blossomed shore.
Globe trotters praise the Azores as home to the world’s most beautiful hedges on Fayal Island. Blue flowering hydrangea lines border rounds and fields, a decorative sight imported though not native, its pale blue blooms a striking feature for travelers viewing from high viewpoints.
A disjointed piece advises avoiding harrowing stories and stresses calm activities. It suggests reading restful books, managing nerves, and easing into the day with simple meals and beverages. The voice mixes imperatives with odd phrasing and references to monarchs and routine rituals.
Wri J Leidorf of Holoman Leidorf Spokane reports cattle trade in Okanogan area. Cattle sold to buyers with average price near 40 dollars per head. Ranchers await further sales as market interest shifts from lower valley to Chesww region.
J E Harvey aged seventy is confined in Moevow Idaho jail under violent illness. He recently studied advanced mathematics at the state university and holds an army honorable discharge with a commendation for bravery.
Letters from prominent people attest that Nawsy 1 Herpicide stands the test, proving it kills the germ at the foot of the papilla. Detroit, Mich. Two sizes 65 cents and 1.00 from Koeppen & Eros.
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