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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1911
Page
6
A vintage advertisement extols rheumatism as a blood disorder caused by uric acid. It warns against partial fixes and promotes S S S as a comprehensive cure, claiming it purifies blood and nourishes joints, with a free book and medical advice offer from The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta, Ga.
Rowena Florence Ryan sues Martin Lawrence Ryan a Spokane preacher of Tongues of Fire for divorce alleging desertion after journeys across many states including Japan and hardship with five minor children. She claims he gave his substance away and relied on the Lord for sustenance while she and the family suffered on a sparse larder. The case cites public religious notoriety and ongoing Spokane meetings where Ryan says he supports his faith though his wife disagrees.
Tallman and Co markets HYOMET a germ killing inhalant for catarrh, asthma, bronchitis, and colds. The device includes a rubber inhaler and dropper, priced at 1 with refills 60 cents. trial samples offered by Booth's Hyome Co. Buffalo, New York.
Mr. Ryan publishes the first daily paper in Sprague and states his intent to stay true to his faith. The quotation reflects his resolve to maintain the publication amid early challenges and uphold community trust.
Salem Or Jan 3 1923 James J Hill pledges 50000 endowment to Willamette University tied to raising 250000 in cash within two years Alumni and friends already commit 50000 and Eugene lumberman R A Roath offers 100000 if total endowment reaches 600000 with details of funds to be used for permanent endowment only
Critics praise this year’s Stubborn Cinderella as better than last season. Hazel Kirke as the young prima donna earns top haze with grace and charm. Lillian Goldsmith, Neal Burns and Robbie Wagner deliver clever dancing and comedy. The chorus is pretty and well costumed. The one night engagement is Tuesday January 19 at the Oregon theater.
Inland Empire Retail Dealers plan annual Spokane convention January 15 19 to discuss curtailing credits protect against misleading ads and amend pharmacy act reform wage payment rules for officials and workers. Speakers include Mayor Pratt and several regional leaders with a notable vaudeville smoker planned for January 19.
Conml General Thomas Sammon of Yokohama transmits the 1910 report of the American Asiatic Society of Japan. The society has 112 members with 5 in Yokohama, 18 percent in Tokyo, and nine elsewhere in Japan. The report notes a petition to U.S. educational authorities for increased attention to the history of China and Japan to foster better Far East understanding.
A concise item notes the high cost associated with pursuing a relationship or attention from a young woman, framing the idea as a critique of spending for affection. The piece mentions financial expenditure and social dynamics without graphic detail.
Prof. C. C. Baker resigns as superintendent of Athena Oregon schools due to his wife's illness. Pendleton’s Prof. Pate elected to replace him as the term continues. Local high school basketball team defeats Athletic Club 27 to 6 and will host Dayton next Saturday. Ely Cream Balm promotes quick relief for colds and catarrh with a 60 cent price.
Charles Crosby dressed in a tight skirt fell from a Camden to Philadelphia ferryboat during a Delaware River crossing with the Columbia club. Deckhands saved him using life preservers and a rope. Crosby was uninjured and said he would buy new finery to rejoin the parade.
A Fayetteville North Carolina reader praises Dr King's New Discovery for curing severe coughs and consumptive symptoms in both sisters. The ad touts relief for sore lungs coughs colds hemorrhage la grippe asthma hay fever croup and whooping cough. Trial bottle free with 50c and 1.00 prices. Guaranteed by Koeppens.
In Edgewater Park New Jersey last week dogs were poisoned and residents believed a fourband gang planned raids. Citizens bolt doors and guard windows as a gang attempted to rob Strickland McCay and then the railroad station and post office. The robbers blew open a safe but fled before securing loot.
The first Hermiston basketball team invites teams to schedule games for the 1911 season and asks managers to contact the Hermiston manager with matchup requests.
In Hermiston on Friday evening 199 spectators watched Echo High School edge Hermiston High School 29 to 27. Echo relied on experienced players while Hermiston, outweighed, fought hard, with a 12 14 halftime deficit reversed in the second half before Echo secured the win.
A. K. Smith of Erle Pa a war veteran recalls severe indigestion constipation and liver trouble but credits Dr Kings New Life Pills with relief. He urges others to try them for stomach liver or kidney issues and notes price of 26 cents at Kooppens.
In January Sunset Magazine a vividly illustrated four color romance titled The Spell by C. N. and A. M. Wii Namaon is now available at newsstands. The California romance promises thrilling scenes and glossy color plates for readers seeking lighthearted escapism.
Pendleton readers learn kidney trouble signs and risks including back pain fatigue and scalding urine. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co as a trusted remedy with a Pendleton endorsement from S P Hutchinson of 161 W Webb St. Buffalo agents price 50 cents.
A notice seeks a person to contact Chas Lobaugh of Pilot Rock or John L Bartley of 808 Lilleth Street Pendleton regarding a span of sorrel geldings described as somewhat old and weighing about 1160 pounds. A reward is offered.
An old advert promises PAZO Ointment cures for itching bleeding or protruding hemorrhoids in 6 to 14 days with a money refund. The ad notes gratitude and treachery as extremes of a single process and remarks on band and gaudy officials passing.
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