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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1912
Page
7
Anna asks Clara what Mr Ek lund charged for sewing on soles. Clara recalls 66c for excellent work and criticizes him. Anna notes men’s soles sewn on for 90c. The passage mentions a full line of men’s fine shoes.
Overwork and cold are blamed for back pain and muscle strain, with Ballard's Snow Liniment offered as the remedy. Rub thoroughly over the affected area for prompt relief, priced 25c, 50c, and 1.00 per bottle, sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Garrett, recently arrived from Wisconsin, was held at the Weston Methodist church. Her death shocks Mr and Mrs J B Garrett and their seven children. A Tofant child of Mr and Mrs Richard Wright also died. Warm winds melt mountain snow aiding travel.
The Weston community sees a stream of visitors and relatives passing through. Several residents travel to Walla Walla Pendleton Athena and Echo while others stay local across Wisconsin and Oregon. The week ends with a infant death and a girls basketball team planning a trip to Echo on Friday January 12.
An ad style piece advocates using S S S as the cure for chronic ulcers by purifying blood and improving circulation. It claims old sores stem from impurities and promotes Swift Specific Co of Atlanta, Ga, offering free medical advice and a booklet on sores.
A warm south wind has persisted for nearly 24 hours. The steady breeze affects coastal areas and may influence afternoon temperatures and humidity levels. Local observers report continuing mild conditions with a slight rise in barometric pressure.
Dr Charles Parkhurst hosted an Ed mong Russell Oriental studio gathering in West Thirty ninth street to hear Prof Garner discuss monkey language with two apes Ballet Whirly and Python Hillses performed for about 200 attendees Parkhurst sat on Russell’s gold throne and praised Garner’s talk as the simians clung to chandeliers The professor suggested humans and monkeys share a common ancestry but monkeys may never surpass humans though may reach similar intelligence in time
Druggist Koeppen & Bros offer to pay for Samose if it fails to make pale thin people gain weight. The ad promotes Samose as a flesh forming food that aids digestion and boosts strength for those who are pale, weak, or lacking nourishment.
Miss Ella Flagg Young, Chicago Superintendent, told principals about a proposed singular gender neutral pronoun trio He'er His'er Him'er to replace his or her. The simplified spelling aims to let both genders be indicated in one form with examples shown to superintendents. Finger print evidence by wire reports Benjamin Lieberman alias Henry Leonard arrested by telegraph after NY police classification matched wire records.
Do this: pour a scant teaspoon HYOMET into boiling water, cover with a towel, inhale five minutes, then sleep and wake with a clear head. HYOMET contains no opium or cocaine and is marketed for catarrh asthma croup and catarrhal deafness. Available for 50 cents at Tallman & Co and druggists.
Classifieds invite male help for retail menswear operation with Lamm and Company Chicago and capital for expenses. agency sales offers for cars, curtains, and nursery work. Positions seek dealers, agents, or salesmen nationwide with references and supplied stock or courses. Portland and Salem listed, including 690 Washington Street and Red 2621 contact points.
Classified style notices list services from D A May contractor and builder to dealers in new and second hand goods. Includes contact details for Oregonian office, a noodle restaurant run by At the Alta Street stand, and physicians Garfield Blakesler Blakesler with office and residence phones. Engraved cards and invitations offered at East Oregonian office.
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