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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1913
Page
7
An appeal urges women to believe in Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for suffering. The letter claims widespread testimonials and recognises the medicine's success in relieving women's ailments.
Bluffton Ohio readers praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for monthly agony and general weakness. Testimonies from Mrs Knopa Wiv Gate and Mrs Alice Danine credit relief from uterine pain and displacement after long illness. The ad notes 30 years of use and invites letters to Lynn Massachusetts for confidential advice.
A West coastal notice list spans local tales and regional updates. The piece recalls Oregon's admission as the Valentine State, recounts Hugh Walker getting lost in a fog near his father's farm, notes New York apple orchards in bloom, mentions lowered fruit handling commissions in Milton, a Christian church choir gathering at the Gorking home, and travels of Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Casteel to Portland. It also previews evangelistic services in Pilot Rock and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
A brief aphoristic note suggests that choosing a spouse based on appearance often leads to poor culinary skills at home, implying deeper incompatibilities beyond surface charm. The item reflects a column style aside on marriage and domestic life.
Readable text shows Cyrene Molle judged with W. J. Van Schuyver & Co as general agents in Portland Oregon. No dates or actions provided. The fragment implies agency designation for the Portland office.
Salem Oregon February 15 In a strenuous night session lasting until 1 35 a m the house passed 15 bills amid a backlog of 170 ready for passage and hundreds more awaiting committee reports The senate warned it will not receive house bills after Saturday midnight prompting a panic in the chamber Representative Allen Eaton warned of the worst congestion in four sessions urging caution against last minute rushing The debate featured a plan to publicly rank bills by pet measures amid opposition over alphabet order and calendar placement Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended for colds by retailers.
In a federal office discussion about Peruna a government employee argues that alcohol in the patent remedy is harmless and may cure illnesses. He recounts his mother’s improvement, compares Peruna to beer and lager, and contends alcohol in medicines is common and safe. The piece presents a back‑and‑forth on whether alcohol in Peruna deceives the public or aids healing.
Salem February 15 The Oregon Senate rejected house amendments to the Barrett road bonding bill by a 24 to 0 vote voting for a conference committee to reconcile differences The debate featured President Malarkey urging action to fulfill public road expectations and criticizing Grange ideas while defending the need to specify funding and road grades before petitions can be prepared
New York on February 15 a junk man found a yellowed packet of stock certificates worth over 100000 along with an unsigned will and other papers of the late Brigadier General Daniel McCallum A letter from Howard M Stanton secretary of war under Lincoln praising McCallums bridge work during Sherman’s march to the sea is included among the documents
A speaker urges careful road legislation and warns against overbearing measures. He emphasizes trust in public officers, discretion, and judgment, arguing bills should not be impractical or impossible to enforce. The remark reflects scrutiny of county courts in shaping transportation policy.
Healthful season concern urging mothers to keep Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children. Claimed to break up colds relieve feverishness and stomach troubles while noting 22 years of use. Advertised as sold by drug stores for 2 shillings with free samples and mail offer from A. B. Olmsted Le Roy New York.
The question asks for a comparison to minstrel shows, a derogatory and harmful stereotype. It should be avoided to prevent promoting racism or offense. If used as a joke or critique, reframing to respectful humor about food or service is advisable.
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