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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1918
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Knowlton Pandorine as a inexpensive remedy for dandruff and hair loss. Claiming to restore life and luster, it promises hair regrowth, wave, and fullness after a few applications. The phrasing emphasizes dramatic before and after effects and urges purchase at drug stores or counters.
Jamestown district court jury found Hall, secretary of state, not guilty of embezzling $2400 from the automobile registration fund. Verdict greeted by cheers and long applause from supporters including legislators and administration members after a tense, all-night wait.
The article reviews A Branded Soul featuring Alta Toilay and Mina Brockwell, tracing the Mexican heroine’s domination by a wealthy landowner and her moral influence that shifts his village’s ethics. Also previews Cosy Theatre programs with The Longcome Road and Whose Baby, plus Her Excellency the Governor at Pantime.
A wartime Christmas diary from Mare Island describes rain, a destroyer launch, and a festive yet crowded holiday at the naval yard. Sailors recount a dance, an overcrowded recreation hall, and meals amid a grim sense of loss as several men head to war.
Oregon work by the Experiment Station offers a four week course on grain grading for farmers at the College from January 7 to February 2. Participants will examine field samples and learn standards after the end of rack handling season.
A visit to the Inboral plant reveals the careful, sterilized production of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It details herb sourcing, solvents, and diligent cleanliness that underpin the remedy for women's ills, with testimonials from women restored to health.
Markets across the state discuss class and grade assignments under federal grain standards and bulk shipment plans. Courses cover cereal disease control weed eradication bean and potato growing warehouse accounting and general farming with railway discounts noted. farmers and elevator men urged to enroll. In Walla Walla, a rifle shooting injures 17 year old Miss Cannon at home. police investigate, suspect unknown.
Old style ad claims a few doses of Pape's Cold Compound will end a severe cold, relieve nasal discharge, sore throat, feverishness, and headache. It asserts rapid action, easy taste, and low cost, warning against substitutes.
Neighbors discovered a girl lying on a sofa with a pistol nearby containing a single discharged cartridge. No man was found nearby. Officials have not yet determined whether she suffered a heroin overdose or was attacked.
A garbled promotional note suggests Hood's Sariaparilia as the top remedy for convalescence from pneumonia. It claims rapid, credible relief and urges selection of this product for restoration of health.
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