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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1917
Page
6
An OCR fragment markets a laxative product Cascarets/CaTcarets, touting relief from bilious symptoms, headaches, bad breath, and constipation with a 11-cent box, claiming quick stomach cleansing and tastiness for all ages.
Washington reports that Native Americans are prepared to fight for the United States if war with Germany occurs. Secretary Lane states that reservations have been instructed to mobilize and support military efforts.
Mrs Margaret Smale of Shilahop praises Foley's Honey and Tar as a quick remedy for colds and bronchial complaints. She claims both she and her husband recovered fully after using the product, noting its effectiveness for grippe, whooping cough, and related conditions.
A collection of dated kitchen directions and recipe steps for sandwiches soups croquettes and desserts. Includes instructions for meringue rice layers grape fruit pie and grape fruit meringue with notes on ingredients quantities methods and serving ideas.
Inactivity during winter leads to constipation causing heaviness dullness and low energy. Dr King’s New Life Pills offer a mild laxative relief to cleanse the colon and promote easy movement at bedtime. Take one before retiring for a smoother morning.
At a senior meeting the Senior girls discussed graduation day matters, agreeing to cap each drawing cost at ten dollars and consider diploma types for future issuance. Also included is an unrelated advertisement for Dr Hobron's eczema ointment claiming skin relief.
Denver February 14 reports: incorporation papers filed with Wyoming secretary of state by Mrs. W F Cody and Irma Cody Garlow to keep Buffalo Bill Wild West Show alive per the colonel's wish.
Rev M M Bentley returns to Athena as meetings continue led by Rev W T Storm. About 59 friends attended a dancing party at a Stanton Station home. News of Will Bentley’s death in Salem. A J Titeworth and daughter Helen returned from four months with relatives. Prof and Mrs W H Musselman of Freewater visited with their daughter. J W Kine Mis Faith Matern, a Cold Spring teacher, was a Saturday visitor. Mr and Mrs George William left for Starchbock Wash after visiting relatives. Various locals visited family and attended community events at the Peterson home.
An ad extols Danderine as a remedy for dandruff and hair loss, claiming scalp improvement after one week. It asserts brittle hair heals, gains lustre, and new fine hair grows across the scalp, urging purchase from drug stores or toilet counters.
Mrs George Brown returned from Pendleton Avenue where A L Newman was seen visiting on Saturday.
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