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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1909
Page
6
The ad promotes Hohbachs Oyster House offering home lunch and a good cup of coffee with home made candies and confections. It highlights new Table Queen bread and is located at 217 23 HE Court with phone Main 60.
The Oregon House debates normal school policy with three bills to fund Weston Ashland and Monmouth. Supporters urge keeping three schools with proper maintenance, while one school backers push a single Monmouth option citing cost and quality concerns.
Advice from February Farm Journal urges buying high quality seed free of weed seeds, preparing for spring work, and valuing character over crop yields. It stresses improving soils with barnyard manure, consulting a spouse, and sharing good ideas with neighbors while warning against careless shortcuts and unsafe smokehouse builds.
Festivities begin as King Carnival XXXVII arrives in Nice on February 11. Over the next two weeks expect daily processions masquerades flower booths and fancy dress balls. Thousands of European and American tourists flood the city as poppy red and cornflower blue dominate decorations.
The ad touts a German chemical as a key ingredient in Foley's Kidney Remedy. It claims hexamethylenetetramine acts as a uric acid solvent and antiseptic for urine and urges immediate use at first irregularities, citing Pendleton Drug Co.
Pekin celebrated the third birthday of the infant emperor Pu Yi with empire wide festivities. Pu Yi, born February 11, 1906, is titled ruler of the world’s most populous nation. His father is Prince Thai fung Chuen, a state councilor, and his mother is a daughter of the late grand secretary Yuen dung. Pu Yi has a brother Pu-Chih born May 30, 1907.
An old advertisement touts Foley s Honey and Tar as clearing air passages easing throat irritation soothing inflamed membranes and stopping a stubborn cough. It claims sore lungs are healed and the cold expelled from the system with a note to refuse counterfeit in a yellow Pendleton Drug Co. package.
Republican State convention in Grand Rapids tomorrow will nominate two candidates for justice of the supreme court and other minor offices. Over a thousand delegates are expected to attend along with a Lincoln celebration and banquet in the evening.
An international go as you please six day race starts in Madison Square Garden on March 7 with thirty six of the world's top pedestrians. Teams from many nations compete for a $5460 prize offering and a global showcase of long distance runners.
Mrs Lizzie Flottam of Noah Kentucky testifies it cured headaches nervousness and hemorrhages during change of life. The ad claims the remedy helps with inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors and backache and offers free confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
An old advertisement extols Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy for excess meat consumption and related stomach troubles. It urges revising diet and taking the tablets, noting they are available at dealers with free samples.
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