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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1908
Page
4
A vintage alarmist health blurb warns that neglect of constipation poisons the blood and invites many diseases. It urges a nightly system cleanout with a tablet to restore liver function and improve well being, promising morning relief and renewed vigor.
Washington reports a study of inland waterway shipping noting the H H Rogers ore carrier with 29 trips totaling 322 567 gross tons of ore and about 44 000 miles. It highlights government waterway development plans and the Rogers interlake record, stressing safer navigation and reduced freight costs.
In Boston date Feb 29 the new Portsmouth N Y naval prison will open to relieve congestion. About 150 prisoners will be moved from the Tie ton yard into the new facility. The completed wing has 160 cells now and 160 more are planned once funding is approved by Congress.
Carnival crowds flood New Orleans with Mardi Gras visitors as trains bring thousands into the Crescent City. Today's program featured many brilliant events while hotels brace for Monday and Tuesday as the big Carnival class arrives and city lodging is expected to be taxed to capacity.
A note warns that applications of hot water are well known to be good for dwellings, while a man with a swelled head is certain to wet his.
The Pendleton Ministers Association will convene Monday at 10 a.m. to discuss Indian tradition and its relation to Biblical teaching with Rev. A. M. Cornelison and Rev. E. J. Connor as speakers. The meeting, in the Commercial Club room, invites the public to attend.
Tomorrow a Quinquagesima Sunday holy communion at 11 o clock and a 7 20 p m service with German. Lent preparation and special music. Morning worship at 10 30. New members class and baptism. Sermon on The Presbyterian Church and the Amusement Question. Bible school 12 noon. Young people at 6 30. Evening worship at 7 30. Special music morning and evening Eagle building. Christ Jesus lesson sermon. Sunday school 10 a m. Reading room open daily 2 to 4 p m.
On Tuesday afternoon at 2:90 the women of the city interested in the Woman's Christian Temperance Union are invited to meet at Mrs A Lowell's home and confer with county president Mrs Tassie Stewart about organizing work in the city.
The MEF church at Webb and Aura Streets will hold March 1 services conducted by Pastor J. D. Lewellen. Sunday school begins promptly at 1:00 PM, with morning sermon on "The Importance and Power of God's Word" and evening message "The Fellowship of the Cross, or the Need of a more vigorous type of Christianity." All are invited.
A laxative cough syrup marketed to ease coughs by soothing throat and lung irritation. The product is sold by Tallman and Co, aiming for gentle and prompt relief.
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