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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
6
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a trusted family laxative. It praises universal physician approval, claims gentle cleansing and relief from constipation, and warns buyers to purchase the original product from California Fig Syrup Co with the company name printed on every package.
A small noon fire at the Godfrey residence in Echo caused about 100 dollars in property damage, fully insured, with 76 dollars in clothing losses uninsured. Firemen aided by locals contained the blaze to the home. Also present are notices of a girls basketball game by the Yellow Ribbon and Red Ribbon clubs, plus local visits and business trips among residents.
An advertisement promotes Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder trouble claiming it cures back pain urinary discomfort and frequent urination. It offers a free sample by mail from Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton NY and notes bottles priced 50 cents and one dollar at druggists.
Port Townsend Wash Feb 22 Ensign Phillip C Griffiths 25 officer of the armored cruiser Washington died at the Diamond Point quarantine station this afternoon of smallpox He was from Palo Alto California where his mother lives He had served in the navy since 1903 This is the fourth death from smallpox among the Washington crew since the ship returned from Honolulu The quarantine was raised today but the vessel will stay at the station another week for docking and repairs Three crew members remain confined at the isolation hospital.
Koeppen Bros promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy for hoarse coughs, stuffy colds, and chest pains. The product is claimed to ease congested parts and provide quick relief as symptoms develop.
In St Petersburg rumors say Grand Duke Dmitri, 18, will wed czar’s 15 year old sister Olga. Dmitri's position as heir presumptive arose after influence of M Pobledonetzeff, with church politics steering succession away from Protestant Grand DU Vladimir's sons. Orthodox conversion by the grand duchess aimed to aid her son’s future.
Arthur Frazier Walter former chief proprietor of the London Times and later chairman of the board of the company that buys the paper died tonight at his Bear Wool, Wokingham home. The notice notes his prominence in the newspaper industry and his leadership role within the purchasing company.
Regents decide to erect two new campus buildings to handle rapid enrollment growth. An Administration Building will house the president’s and registrar offices plus an auditorium. classrooms will fill Villard hall after space is freed. Orators chosen for Interstate contest and two educational conferences planned during commencement week. Alumnae scholarship awarded to a deserving high school graduate.
A Manches ter Ohio man Lewis Chamblin recalls near death from a grave cough and lung trouble dropping to 116 pounds. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with his recovery to 160 pounds and ability to work, also curing his four children of croup. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Taliman & Co
In Blantonfured a married couple allegedly strangled seven newborns over 11 years due to hatred of crying. The husband shot himself before arrest. the wife confessed and led police to six skeletons buried in the garden. Frau Roka was jailed in the district prison.
Pasco city council approves a Carnegie gift of 10000 for a library on city guaranteed maintenance and site, drafts an ordinance, and accepts two park tracts from the Northern Pacific Railway worth over 10000 with city funds for improvements. Walter H Graves to oversee paving and sewer work next spring and summer.
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