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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1912
Page
6
The morning crowd joined in baptism and reception into church membership, many by Confession of Faith, with no sermon on the pulpit. In the evening Rev Moore of Grand Ronde Presbytery preached a masterful sermon. Severe cold postponed the week of prayer to next week.
Los Angeles animal keeper Moses Glast weighing 290 pounds fought a Rhesus monkey for 10 minutes inside its cage during cleaning. The animal sank teeth into his neck and injured him seriously. Head Keeper Hendee struck the monkey with a mace to knock it unconscious and rescue Glast from the cage.
In Dayton Washington four serious horse related accidents have occurred in under two months, three causing deaths. The latest incident followed a funeral procession for Dennis Rose, a young man previously killed by a frightened plow team. Patrick Donohue, a Dayton Dray company member, died within 24 hours after being kicked in the head by a frightened horse.
Salem Oregon readers learn that a 1/25 mill tax on all state property would raise $25,025.75 for Monmouth Normal School, aligning with estimated needs. The tax commission sought an attorney general opinion on whether counties or state-wide equalized valuations would be taxed. the letter was sustained. State total equalized valuation stands at $590,644,164.
New York reports that financier J P Morgan has paid over 1 million dollars for another major art assemblage. The purchase is from French collector M Gerges Hoentschel and adds to Morgan's renowned private holdings.
The article urges mothers to keep a child's bowels regular to maintain health. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative with tonic benefits for the stomach and liver, claiming improvements over harsher laxatives. A free sample bottle offer is extended by Dr W B Cadwell of Monticelo, Il.
Special correspondence from Hermiston Oregon reports the Umatilla project enduring a record cold snap with 21 degrees below zero, the lowest in five years. The Farmers Union president asks Interior Secretary about graduation of water right payments, warning funds may be held if relief is denied. Personal notes mention local residents and homestead proof set for January 18.
Boston. Thomas W. Lawson author of Frenzied Finance proposed a set of frenzied commandments for ministers as a layman’s reply to a Brockton minister who recently issued ten don’ts for laypeople.
Evanston magistrate Catharine Wauth McCulloch rides in a patrol wagon with six cases of beer after refusing to allow beer to be exhibited in her home courtroom. She transfers the hearing to the police station, where Rudolph Stuehe faces charges of carrying beer in an unsealed wagon.
Cincinnati artist Cincinnati Louis Mitius, once noted for portraits, died content in the belief he had served nine years as assistant superintendent of a charitable home for old men. He had accepted charity only reluctantly, sending for his wife and children who later died at sea, and he never learned he had been supported by friends. His health declined, and he lost his artistic touch after grief. He arrived in the 1850s and briefly entered a circle of artists, but refused later charity offers and was introduced to inmates as assistant superintendent.
Pure glyceric extract of American medical roots without alcohol or habit forming drugs. Ingredients printed on wrappers and endorsed by leading medical schools. Do not accept secret nostrums as substitutes. neighbors confirm cures over 40 years in the neighborhood. Dr. R V Pierce pres Buffalo NY.
An incident ends with Mrs. McCulloch declaring no beer in her house. A patrol wagon carries prisoners to the police station after she directs the journey. A jury is sworn and evidence heard before a continuance.
A fragment notes that Mitius had a sister who pursued opera, located in Munich. The scant text confirms familial link and city but lacks additional context or dates.
Antiseptic powder for shoes relieves tired, swollen, tender feet and prevents corns and blisters. Useful for dancing, new and patent leather shoes. Describes it as a great comfort discovery of the age. Sold everywhere for 26c. Free trial package available by mailing Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy New York.
Nathaniel Simpson, an aged recluse in Kansas City, died in a sparsely furnished rooming house. Fellow lodgers were shocked to learn he left an estate valued at $100,000.
Medicines that aid nature are most effective. Chamberlains Cough Remedy works by easing the cough opening the airways and aiding secretions to restore health. Thousands testify to its superior excellence and it is sold by all dealers.
Mrs. Clara Sommers of Pittsburg Kan traveled in male attire with husband Enoch Scammers as they rode freight trains toward home. Both were found exhausted and hungry and were taken into police custody in Lafayette Ind. The incident highlights dangers of perilous station to homeward travel.
An advertisement proclaims constipation causes many ailments and urges the use of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to keep bowels regular and avoid diseases. Sold by all dealers.
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