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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
2
Catherine Payzant reports a February to March travel fashion surge with changed dressmaking and millinery exhibits. New materials, including wide-wales, rainproof silks, and embroidered batistes, shape traveling suits, capes, and gowns with structured coats, velvet collars, and decorative embroidery.
Editor J. P. Sosaman of Cornelius North Carolina bruised his leg badly and developed a stubborn sore. After trying many salves, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured it promptly. The ad claims it treats ulcers, burns, cuts, corns, pimples, and piles. Available for 25 cents at Tullman & Co.
In the forest of Toremont a woodchopper and his wife are noted for bearing twenty-three children in twenty-three years. She had twins in 1207 and triplets in 1908, with the family once again expanding beyond prior hopes. The husband hopes the brood may continue.
An historic claim touts Ludin and Minkham's Vegetable Compound as an honest remedy for feminine ire. Marketed by doctors who endorse a worthy medicine despite advertisement, the item boasts the largest number of cures among similar remedies and backs its efficacy with professional approval.
A rule holds firm: when egg prices drop, hens respond by laying more eggs. The pattern suggests farm economics shift with market signals, boosting supply as producers adapt to lower prices and consumer demand dynamics.
A long, rambling account describes thefts at the U S Capitol where a big black man allegedly aided by a door trickster removed a leather couch from a committee room. Clerks traced the robbery as security gaps and repeated metal ornament thefts emerged, with officials lamenting losses and replacing clocks.
Vienna reports Princess Louise, daughter of the late King Leopold, has debts totaling 3 090 000 dollars against an estate share not exceeding 1 200 000 dollars. Purchases include Count Seafire's estate for 7 750 000 Kronen, a Belgian Southern Burary property for 790 900, and an American estate for 220 000.
An advertisement urges relief from hacking coughs and worn lungs with Ballard's Horehound Syrup. It claims the remedy stops coughing and heals lungs, with Pride priced at 25, 60, and 1 per bottle by A C Koeppen & Bros.
A compact editorial note emphasizes women’s control and influence across leadership and public life. It asserts women hold decision making, authority, and educational tutelage in society, framing gender equality as a cornerstone of governance.
Venice reports the Campanile nearly finished following seven Segre qwork desc. The shaft is done and only the belfry pieces remain to be set. The Loggia di San voying reconstruction continues swiftly after 1902 disaster. Restored Madonna and Child and St John statue parts from Florence museum have been reassembled.
New York reports a controversy over international football approvals as the secretary of a national association rejects unapproved players and calls for committee action. The issue involves the Panint body across the water and the British board seeking to avoid skellhood in the sport.
A recent visit by the Pilgrims to this country prompted them to lodge a complaint with the football association regarding the intrusion of professional elements into what was once an amateur game.
A vintage advertisement urges quick use of Bal lards Snow Liniment for burns cuts scalds sprains and rheumatism. It promises pain relief and quick healing with prices listed as 26c and 1.00. From A C Koeppen & Bros.
Norton scientists from Boston and Cambridge debate Halley’s Comet cyanogen effect on Earth. Yerkes Observatory confirms cyanogen in the comet’s spectra, sparking fear of potential destruction of all life. Some experts oppose the worst predictions, suggesting Earth’s gravity may repel the tail.
Advertises shoe repair by A Eklund with machine stitching for soles at 65 cents per pair. Claims shoes will look better and last longer. Local repair service offering quick turnaround.
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