Lost Hope of Cure for Skin Trouble After Years of Treatment
A patient suffered worsening skin inflammation after three years of hospital care and many doctors. The condition intensified, driving nearly crazy with pain as attempts to heal failed.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1910
Page
6
A patient suffered worsening skin inflammation after three years of hospital care and many doctors. The condition intensified, driving nearly crazy with pain as attempts to heal failed.
A testimonial from Mrs Bertha Sachs of New York describes seven years of severe itch and nervous distress ending in cure after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills. The ad asserts chronic skin diseases in adults and children are healed, claiming guaranteed purity and global distribution, with a street address and dates.
A vintage testimonial urges afflicted women to try Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from kidney and urinary problems. The ad claims kidney illness causes many pains and disorders, and reports J T Galloway of Elgin Oregon endorsing the remedy after relief from back pain. Sold by dealers with price six cents. remember Doan's.
The East Oregonian affirms its role as a representative Eastern Oregon paper and the community’s appreciation. It highlights liberal patronage and the paper being the advertising medium of record for the region.
Echo notes recount Washington birthday observances, a large firemen dance with the Echo orchestra, and various local visits. Pendleton visitors testified in Echo water salts proceedings. wedding announced for Miss Muriel Crayne and Jesse Cates in Pendleton, couple to reside in The Dalles. Other items include visits from Miss Blanche Crayne and Miss Lillian Stanfield, and sermons by Rev. Quinney. Ely’s Cream Balm ad concludes the column.
Washington reports life at the White House is irksome for two federal protectors. Secret service officers James Sloan and Lucien C Wheeler stand in for the president while he plans afternoon walks. When Taft dines late or meets lawmakers, the pair wait in overcoats with arsenals ready, as the president negotiates grave matters.
Taft heads to Newark New Jersey for an annual Board of Trade banquet tonight. It marks his first visit to the city since taking the presidency.
Des Moines Iowa February 23 discussion of ways and means to improve hotel service for travelers will occupy the annual meeting opened here today by the Iowa State Hotel Keepers Association.
Officers of the New York state national guard convened in Albany for the annual session starting February 23 and continuing through tomorrow. Consideration of the new militia law will make the gathering of more than ordinary importance.
Burroughes advertises plenty of good clean cos at low prices with contact by phone Main 6.
Elmer Chase and bride Sa die Warner return from a wedding tour to Stanley creek. A charivar greets them and the couple entertain the crowd until late. A shoe box social is planned at Byrd schoolhouse February 26 to benefit the church. The literary society met February 19 with various recitations and a debate on Napoleon versus Pinchot. Local notes mention hay shortages and grain use, plus visits by Fred Hascall and Truman Cable.
An advertisement urges relief from hacking coughs with Ballard's Horehound Syrup claiming it heals the lungs. It lists prices of 25 cents, 60 cents, and one dollar per bottle from A. C Koeppen & Bros.
A flying man predicts Wright aeroplanes will enable wealthy businessmen to build mountain top castles at six to seven thousand feet. He argues mountain views, fresh air, and distant horizons will uplift the heart and make business a religion as aviation becomes perfected.
New York February 23 announcement of an open meet to review the Olympic games with rules matching the 1906 Athens event. Medal prizes echo the London design, featuring handicap events across sprint, middle distance, relay, and a 7.27 kilo shot, plus novice races. Also notes a medical ad for Ballard's Snow Liniment and Koeppen & Bros.
Indianapolis February 23. Thomas Hoal the boy bandit who held up Merchants National Bank New Albany Indiana will be placed on trial today at Corydon Indiana. He killed cashier Gary Fawcett and wounded president J K Woodward and a negro chauffeur.
An advertisement claims Pazo Ointment cures itching and related conditions in 6 to 14 days. It promises relief for itching, bleeding, and protruding hemorrhoids. Also notes eye care service offering lens grinding at Hanscom's Jewelry Store.
Washington Star notes the vast volume of investigation material piling up in Congress with no obvious storage or pigeonhole system, highlighting the administrative strain and backlog.
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