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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1909
Page
6
The article surveys embroidered frocks and the new turban trend along with Cleopatra style metals. It blends fashion notes with practical kitchen hacks from cheese fondue to chafing dishes and savory pancake recipes for home cooks.
The Pendleton Drug Co offers Herald Muco-Tone as a catarrh remedy with a 95 percent cure claim and a free trial if it fails. Rexall Muc-Tone and Rexall Mace-Toner are promoted as digestive aids and strength builders. The offer comes with a money back backing by the shop.
M A Carleton a cerealist of the United States Department of Agriculture and a noted science figure notifies Secretary Gurns of the Board of Control that he will attend the sessions in Cheyeans February 23 24 25. The notice is part of the congress outreach and planning.
Ailing women are urged to trust Doan's Kidney Pills to cure sick kidneys and relieve symptoms like backache, headaches, and nervousness. Mrs. J. T. Galloway of Elgin Ore testifies to relief after using the remedy, which is sold locally for 60 cents by Foster Milburn Co. and agents who remind readers to remember the name Dean's.
Congress considers extra funding as Alaska's insane population grows. Secretary Garfield requests 75 million dollars more for contract obligations, noting existing funds largely spent. A sanitarian in Portland cares for Alaska’s insane at a cost of 248.4 dollars per year per capita. He cites extreme cold and isolation as reasons, warning there is no facility in Alaska to house the mentally ill.
The Washington Star quotes a speaker declaring contentment with seven years, expressing attachment and a wish to stay despite potential hardship.
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