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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1913
Page
2
Fabric notice offers corduroy in three colors 28 inches wide priced at one dollar twenty five cents per yard. Suitable for dresses this season and described as very best quality.
A local advertisement promotes a display of lace collars stocks and jabots including Robespierre inspired collars with special pricing ranging from 35 cents to five dollars. The promotion highlights a 1-2 price special and urges shoppers to view the assortment.
Chicago Waldo the police dog tracked a rival named Gertrude wearing horns. John Kossoff entered a barn on West Forty-Sixth Street seeking lodgings, was found and frightened as Gertrude charged. Kosloff was arrested after referee Franks Pashakarnas arrived. Penland Pos advertises furniture moving and hauling services.
The Hamburg American Line steamer Moltke battled the season's worst northwest storm reaching port after twelve lifeboats were smashed and three ventilators torn from the deck. Three sailors were badly hurt and hospitalized as waves swept the boat deck on December 19 before lashings were renewed on December 20.
Like chips swept from the starboard side they rolled diagonally across the deck to the starboard rail and were saved from going overboard. Other sailors hauled them to safety before the next wave struck the ship.
A nine room modern house with stone foundation and seven sota is offered for sale before January. Located near St Josephs Academy, it is available at a low price. For particulars call at the office.
London. Sir James Barr, president of the British Medical Association, denounces British self pity and ignorance. He asserts that with proper instruction in heredity the population could be bred as intelligently as horses, arguing that the nation must elevate its standards to maintain global standing.
Sir James calls for a healthy, intelligent, fearless race and criticizes current measures as insufficient. He argues for stronger action to combat tuberculosis and the lack of legislation for a pure meat and milk supply, urging reforms under the insurance act framework.
Albany attorney general turned over a $6000 certified check to the state comptroller as part payment on the $28,000 mis appropriated by General Daniel B. Sickles as chairman of the New York monuments commission. The check was signed by Mrs. Sickles. The remaining balance will be paid in two or three weeks under an agreement with Stanton Sickles.
The 35 labor union officials sentenced in Indianapolis for Mc Namara dynamiting were transported to Leavenworth Kansas on New Year’s Day. They were photographed enrolled as convicts and assigned to prison work, mainly construction, with Trelimov and Egan expected to receive clerical or lighter duties due to age.
The article argues alfalfa outperforms corn due to multi season growth and deep roots, noting cost comparisons, seed needs, and harvests. It highlights alfalfa as a soil builder that adds humus and nitrogen while corn depletes them, with deeper roots resisting drought. A Farm and Fire-Biche byline cites farming costs and methods.
If your children are subject to at tacks of croup, watch for the first symptom twirseness. Gloye Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as soon as the child becomes hoarse and the attack may be warded off. For sale by all dealers.
The trial of George A. Neel of Ishpem ing charged with criminal libel on Theodore Roosevelt began yesterday in the court of Justice Sam Wel E F Byrne in Marquette Michigan. Roosevelt's counsel declares the complaint will be pushed to the limit.
An advertisement proclaims Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a trusted world renowned cure for colds. It promises dependable results and notes the product is for sale publicly, emphasizing its merit and wide reputation.
Columbus Ohio January 2 Governor Judson Harmon will retire from politics indicating he will not pursue a presidential bid. He plans to relinquish state leadership and hand over the governorship to governor elect Cox today as he exits political life.
Ad promises a one day cure for a cold using laxative bromide quinine tablets. Drugstore refund offered if it fails. Signature of E W Grove appears on each box. Box price listed as 265c.
Walter Shriver of Hope Arkansas testifies in 1912 notarized letter that Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root cured his kidney disease after years of illness and ineffective treatments. He credits rapid relief and regained ability to work, urging others with kidney troubles to use the remedy.
A promotional letter from Taliman & Co for Meritol products to Pendleton readers, touting Meritol Hair Tonic Pile Remedy Rheumatism Powders White Liniment and related goods. Claims samples through Dr Kilmer & Co and urges Pendleton shoppers to see Meritol items at drug stores and through American Drug and Press association members.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a fast remedy for falling hair dandruff and scalp itch. It claims overnight relief, germ-killing action, and lustrous hair after the first bottle, noting it preserves natural color and is available widely for 50 cents with money back.
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