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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1917
Page
3
An old advert promotes Cascarets as a remedy for liver and bowel issues. It claims easy relief from indigestion biliousness and stomach discomfort, promising a clear head and healthy liver after nightly use. It targets both adults and children with enthusiastic language and a call to try the product.
Milton Bally, 40, superintendent of the Fischer-Boutin mill, Springfield Ore, was severely burned when he altered a cold furnace to clean it. He was trapped between ashes and a steam pipe, facing the wall to avoid inhalation, as boiling water scalded his legs and back before colleagues rescued him.
Powerful white ointment with mustard oil praised for fast relief of rheumatism and related pains. Claimed to ease bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia pleurisy lumbago and general muscle pains without blistering. Widely used by doctors nurses and millions of jars sold annually.
A terse dispatch from Sayville says British forces held the S position north of Ancre after repeated attacks at Serre, while Germans claim to have stormed Mihalos in Roumania and captured a monastery at the junction of the Bugul and Sereth rivers. The fog and dense operations hid much of the fighting, with substantial casualties on both sides. The Roumanian front saw heavy losses for the Austrians and Hungarians and multiple river crossings failed. In Monastire Kochinal, the Tocmanians claimed a victory east of Monastirie, taking Teutonic trenches and three machine guns.
In Portland on January 15 the police blocked further prize fights after the Madden Bronson match. Officers seized the boxing gloves as evidence, declaring them underweight and threatening arrests.
In Holwell Flintshire Wales a historic spring at St Winifred’s well ceased flowing cutting off a water source famed for miraculous cures. The drop unsettles locals and reveres the long noted Holy Well tradition, last flowing at over 2000 gallons per minute in memory.
The Central Navy said Petrograd reports a Russian squadron aided by Anatolian coins January ath and unknown forty Turkish waiting Venola carrying heavy cargo to Constantinople.
An advertisement by R A Hail of Mabe Virginia claims Foley's Honey and Tar stops a troublesome bronchial cough and throat irritation after fifteen years of suffering. The supplier is Taliman & Co.
The Bulldogger column quips about Jim Bowler seeking inner peace while his mixed heritage and 12-year struggle frame a humorous, rambling item. It riffs on moon eclipses, local officials and a string of whimsical notes from residents, including a mock divorce claim, a misquoted motto, and spoof political blurbs.
Readers debate public access to meetings and legal quirks of private bodies. The exchange references library boards executive sessions and a council, with a note from a respondent about a scuffle and a through bullet wound.
An old advertisement urges parents to treat restless children for worms with Kickapoo Worm Killer candy laxative tablets. It claims rapid relief and protection of vitality, urging purchase at local druggists.
A New York report narrates a tailor Abe Needle aged twenty two, born in Lublin, who wooed Mine Annie Adler of Lub ling and won her affection. They plan a marriage tomorrow at a friend’s Fort Tryon Street residence, following a lengthy courtship begun at the city marriage office.
Sheriff Hurlburt of Multnomah county Oregon pursued in Los Angeles after Gladys Opal Nevis age fourteen and Michael Chismenti fled from Fairview Oregon to Portland area seeking marriage. The elopement faced opposition from the earl's father, who objected to the union.
Those with irregular meal times may suffer indigestion. Correct your meal schedule and take Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen the stomach and restore natural function. Obtainable everywhere.
Helix residents note Mothers and Teachers officers reelected with Mrs. W. H. Albee as president. The second graduating class from Helix school district received diplomas. Rev. J. E. Snyder delivered the address. Miss Clara King plans to study at Corvallis. Local church and civic roles are noted along with regional travel and business interests including a major pulp and paper land sale involving Partington holdings.
Washington January 13 reports from the Department of Commerce indicate that Partington sale is viewed as a precursor to improving national health. The dispatches suggest Canadian paper mill purchases influence American industry and employment.
I B Wixon of Farmers Millas N Y says he used Chamberlains Tablets for years for stomach and liver disorders and declares Chamberlains Towers are the best he has ever used Malco ble everywhere Adv
Jan. 15 some concrete posts marking the old Emigrant road from Echo to Wasco are nearly finished. Pupils of the Mantay training department, under E W Hamman, will complete the job next month. J Frank Spinning volunteers to plant posts from Echo to Puter Creek. Wasco Commercial Club offered to assist. Posts expected to be seen again in March.
A fragment lists pendant trimmings and bead tunnels with an array of beadwork options. It notes glam drops and pearl drops as popular accents, mentioning cotton and silk fabrics in the mix. The passage suggests shoppers will find a range of styles to suit their wardrobes this season.
The article argues external remedies fail for skin diseases like boils and eczema because these are blood diseases. It promotes a native root remedy, S. 8, made from roots and barks, claiming it revitalizes the blood and removes infection. It advises obtaining the product from a druggist and consulting a practitioner at Swift Co. in Atlanta, Ga.
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