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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1910
Page
6
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as the sole cure for contagious blood poison, claiming it removes the virus from circulation and strengthens the system. It promises a home treatment and a free informational book with medical advice from The Swift Specific Co of Atlanta, Georgia.
New York fashion column advises schoolgirls on wardrobes for term time with gowns, shirtwaist suits, skirts, and coats. It details fabrics like serge mohair pongee and cashmere, notes semi princess coats, bustled plaits, lace chemisettes, velvet cuffs, and variations for indoor sports, dinner wear, and Sunday gowns.
A brisk promotional piece touts Diapepsin as a rapid remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims the stomach gains ease within five minutes, ending sour stomach symptoms, belching, headaches, and bad breath, with a 50 cent bottle urged for at home use.
An old advertisement claims Ballard's Horehound Syrup cures coughs colds bronchitis and all pulmonary diseases for young and old. The copy warns against neglecting a cough and promises quick recovery, citing A Koeppen & Bros as distributors.
Corvallis Ore Jan 16 The winter short course opened at the agricultural college Tuesday January 4 with the largest and most representative body of students ever in attendance. Men and women from sixteen to sixty five mix with ninth and tenth graders from public schools and graduates from Brown Yale Lake Forest and other universities and colleges. Farmers and fruit growers who own or manage farms ranging from 6 to
About 2600 acres representation includes teachers housewives stockmen dairymen horticulturists business men and capitalists. Farmer's Week at Oregon Agricultural College begins Monday February 14 featuring institute style activities covering agriculture horticulture dairying domestic science and art. Participants will learn practical farming fruit growing and housekeeping methods and new improvements.
The advertisement promises a $100 reward for any case Hulls Catarrh Cure cannot cure, claiming it treats catarrh as a constitutional disease by internal use. It asserts strength-building effects and lists testimonials, Toledo Ohio address, and sale by druggists with a Hall's Family Medicines note.
Plitaburg, Jan. Surgeons in Katanning Pa. prepared to remove Norman Barnett son of George Barnett on the operating table when the boy coughed up a needle that likely caused his illness. He recovered rapidly.
Vienna reports a sudden mine collapse at Ralbl in Corinthia that engulfed a small abandoned hospital. The structure was buried with seven inmates, including Surgeon Weasley and his family, perishing.
An expert on the food question argues most eat too much and overeat harms digestion. The piece favors rising hungry, practicing a light lunch, and regular fasting to recover tone and improve mental work. It warns against overnutrition as often more damaging than malnutrition.
London Telegraph notes royal immunity under law includes only limited personal liability for debts. Princes may marry with limits. consent of king or parliament may block unions. The monarch also controls education of royal grandchildren, reflecting centuries of privilege and state oversight.
A brief notice announcing services for calling cards wedding stationery and commercial printing to order. Details are limited but indicate a local printer offering personalized stationery and small print runs for individuals and businesses.
New York correspondent notes Peary's post pole acclaim with automobile crowd banquets and widespread advertising testimonials. The piece details various products and brands linked to Peary, including globes, shaving gear, rifles, cooking utensils, watches, and fabrics, while speculating on possible motives and unseen endorsements.
The Argonaut notes Ruskin writes many lengthy topical sentences and a long sentence structure in Wordsworth's poem The Character of the Happy Warrior. It highlights two long sentences with numerous adjectival clauses and suggests a fifty seven line decasyllabic passage as a likely record in English verse.
Streetcar conductor cites rheumatism and the superintendent suggests a long vacation. The conductor thanks the superintendent for letting him operate the car and for returning it, while the register remains unused.
A brief exchange unfolds as a fair maid and her lover confuse terms in a tense moment. A heavy step interrupts their dialogue, revealing the arrival of a father figure. The humor lies in a playful mispronunciation amid a charged family moment.
A man hears his wife describe a play she never saw while he was late at the office. The scene captures comic misunderstanding and marital awkwardness as she insists on her version, leaving him unable to correct her. The piece reflects urban chatter and light domestic humor typical of the era.
Fragmentary lines from two papers mix aphorisms and slang about truth and justice. The Louisville Counter-Tournal hints at upheaval while the Chicago News gifts a proverb on judgment, both in a stylized, era-tinged flavor.
An unnamed North American woman reports illness and recovery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for ailments described as a sickness affecting daily tasks. The ad claims the product as a tonic for female health and invites women to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
A vivid declaration portrays Uncle Sam standing across the globe with feet on east and west, hands digging a divide while his sons seize prizes of air and earth, met with deafening applause.
Murray W. Ayers of Transit Bridge New York feared death as illness slashed him by 40 pounds with yellowed skin sunken eyes and coated tongue. He credits Pletric Hitters with a dramatic recovery restoring 46 pounds and strength. The Tallman & Co drug ad promotes Pletric Hitters for stomach liver and kidney troubles.
A compact reflection on shared bonds formed through mutual dependence and longstanding use. It emphasizes collective effort and the need to pull together to endure communal pressures and preserve harmony.
A reflective line expresses purified friendship and love, removing passion and selfishness. The narrator emphasizes a lean, steadfast bond free of ego.
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