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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1917
Page
10
Chicago report notes a quirky scene as a restaurant serves as a warm gathering spot. William the something and Walter lead cheers of "Six for the feet" while patrons wait for a special event in February.
An old remedy promises to restore natural hair color. Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound is sold in large bottles and claimed to darken gray hair evenly by morning. It is marketed as a cosmetic for a youthful look, not a medical treatment.
A vintage ad touts Hamburg Breast Tea, claiming it clears a cold and grip by opening pores and relieving congestion. Instructions say mix a tablespoon in boiling water and drink a cupful any time, noting it is inexpensive, harmless, and memorable.
The City of Pendleton invites sealed plans and estimates for septic tanks to serve its sewerage system. Plans, specifications, and estimates will not be paid for by the city unless accepted. bids must be returned by 6 PM, February 19, 1917. The council reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and may award up to a limited percentage of the contract price. City Recorder Thos. Fitzgerald signs the notice.
Notice is given that City of Pendleton Improvement Bonds No 1 Series R No 1 Serion 8 and Now 9 and 16 Gorles T will be paid on presentation to the undersigned at the American National Bank Pendleton Umatilla County Oregon Interest on said bonds ceases on March 1 1917 Dated February 7 1917 Lee Moorhouse Treasurer City of Pendleton By We Mickelsen Deputy
The Eltohen and Jean the Cher stage a curious kitchen scene as they bake improvised dishes. Six Milanese workers from the Mantoe Telephone exchange enter the restaurant and, after William returns with a laden tray, two hot bricks chase the chill, while patrons thank the staff for their service.
Hoboes sleeping and eating in the municipal lodging house are reported as working to saw wood. Meanwhile Youngstown society plans activities and holds meetings in the interim period. The note cites Feb dates and local conditions affecting the lodging house residents.
Officials announced the Charity Organization Society will establish a municipal woodpile in connection with the institution. Lodging house occupants must split and show a prescribed amount of wood, with security retained from men’s clothing while the wood is mixed.
Butte Mont Feb 9 Officials of a West copper producing company have been apprised that the United States government addressed an inquiry to the eastern office of the company about its ability to produce a quarter million pounds of copper.
Washington reported on February 8 that the coast guard discharged all German enlisted men aboard a chart guard vessel. The move reflects wartime personnel adjustments amid ongoing naval operations and security concerns aboard auxiliary ships.
North Portland hog market breaks new high at 12 1/4 cents above prior peak with $11,040 morning business. Prices held at higher rates, Shippers report small hog runs swiftly absorbed. Bart on Co of Seattle buys all mutton and lambs, Robert Stanfield and Harton also active. Cattle and sheep prices steady with selective strong demand for prime stock. notable shippers listed from Eugene, Stanfield, and Brooklyn.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by cleansing the blood and strengthening constitution. It asserts a $100 reward for any failure to cure, payable to the purchaser, and lists J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as the makers sold by druggists.
An old time ad touts Dr James Headache Powder as a quick remedy for headache neuralgia and pain. It urges immediate purchase at a dug store for a dime and promises rapid relief once taken.
A dubious health note claims meat forms uric acid clogs kidneys and causes backache rheumatism. It urges relief via bowel cleansing and four ounces of Jad Falls daily, plus a grape and lemon acid cake to acidify urine, touting Jad Balte for regular meat eaters as inexpensive and harmless.
Paris reports Rev. Dr. Watson pastor of the American Church here has been named a Chevalier of the Legion of Honor for his notable propaganda work in favor of France. He is widely known among prominent Americans and recently traveled to Madrid to marry Theodore Roosevelt, a close associate of Colonel Roosevelt.
Across Ume News regions the cost of potatoes climbs to a hundred local units, underscoring shifting fortunes from humble spuds to luxury fare. In Olympia a divorce advertising ban stirs debate while a special measure targets lawyers advertising divorce work. Boise considers Pocatello as potential state capital. Oregon reports a long-settled debt and a secret benefactor feeds hungry locals. a 19th century bill seeks reimbursement for Indigenous war-time meals. Marhfield, Roseburg items note hospitality efforts and a jail-sentence suspension tied to army enlistment.
An old ad touts "Tiz" or "Ti" as a cure for sore tired feet. It claims to draw out toxins, reduce corns bunions and sores, and prevent limping with a 25 cent tin offering a year of comfort. Buy at drugstores.
London reports a Leicester address by William JC Anderson claiming a ration system for the United Kingdom is imminent, sparking discussion and rumors that the Royal Automobile Club may be used to issue ration tickets. Lord Devonport, the food controller, contradicted the claim calling it unauthorized and incorrect.
In Washington a strenuous struggle halted a scheduled debate on the presidents peace policy as Senator Cummins’ resolution calling for an open discussion was raised on the calendar. The session featured sharp exchanges and procedural maneuvers amid a tense political climate.
Parisians devise a method to bypass a new restaurant rule capping customers at two dishes. Hungry eaters use dummies or decoys to place two orders while a stool pigeon passes the meals to the real customer after finishing. The scheme reportedly recruits from Paris guides familiar with the city dining scene.
A garbled OCR item touts a magical claim that a product or method can lift a car with ease, asserting dramatic results and wide hype. The text repeats distorted phrases and nonsensical quotes, making the exact meaning unclear while implying a sensational discovery.
A terse note says youths will stand outside a restaurant inviting patrons to accompany anyone in need for a small fee as sporting restarts resume amid crowding. The remark implies cautious hiring and local tolerance for casual, informal services during reopening.
Raymond W Hatch architect listed with Despain Building Pendleton Oregon address and phone 768. Raley and Raley attorneys at law occupy office in American National Bank Building.
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