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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1912
Page
3
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeths Sage and Sulphur for darkening gray hair, claiming age defiance, dandruff removal, and hair growth. It notes a fifty cent bottle price and a refund if it fails, with Pendleton Drug Co as special agent.
The lineup includes A Romance of Wall Street from Vitagraph featuring Ata inley Costello with a hero triumph, a rival act The Other Pellow, Selle a mistaken identity comedy, Between Father and Son a Spanish romance, Hutchinson Kaz centennial celebration, Swat the Fly and A Hungry Pair musical numbers. Noted trumpeter B Sterling, once with Roosevelt’s Rough Riders, is highlighted with dramatic backstory of wartime service.
A Dash of Western Drama and Comedy at the cinema with four American made features titled The Girl and the Half-back Big Noise Hank Love that Never Falls A Boarding House Mystery and Chinese Cruiser Hai Chu Imp including a Irish song Only a Shamrock plus snippets from Harvard-Prince ton football and naval images featuring Rear Admiral Shing.
Commencing Saturday night under new management in addition to reg War picture program. Sterling and Sterling Musical Novelty Act featuring Jos B Sterling renowned trumpeter and cornetist, veteran of Cuba, Philippines and China with Lenora Ster-
Amelia Bostleman eighteen daughter of a Los Angeles druggist refused to marry Noel Mather at St Pauls Pro Cathedral. Mather, son of a Utah manufacturer, had urged the marriage and secured a license. The couple appeared at the altar but she balked, telephoned her father, and was taken home.
Pottsville Pennsylvania resident Charles W Nam Kalhach aged 64 died suddenly at his home while eating breakfast. Years earlier a local doctor successfully grafted chicken flesh and skin to replace the missing nasal portion after an accident, leaving little disfigurement and making him the only known person in Pottsville with such a graft.
Governor Wilson champions progressive reforms while criticizing entrenched business influence and the old Republican era. Taft rebukes reforms, defends Lincoln era unity, and argues for a measured, issue driven Republican program with anti trust and interstate commerce actions.
Mrs. August Grimenstein, a longtime Redwood resident and mother of six, died after a cow frightened by a passing train knocked her down in a pasture. The incident, described as a severe brain concussion, occurred near her home. The obituary-like note mentions Ballard's Snow Liniment as a family staple for injuries.
One man, Frank Plomberg, was taken to hospital with a badly cut head after the third attempt at free speech on Power Street grounds yesterday. Police dispersed the crowd with little trouble. The Stanley Park meeting drew 6000 spectators, with police boats and mounted constables keeping the crowd moving. Only one arrest was made.
A reflective line notes how a girl brightens a young man’s life simply by turning down the light. The terse observation evokes intimate mood and social nuances within a personal moment.
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