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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1911
Page
3
News of the Northwest covers John Lyttleton a South Vancouver councillor candidate who collapsed from heart disease while urging a ratepayer to vote. The item lists other regional briefs from Oregon Idaho Montana Washington and Manitoba including a fatal blizzard and a five generation Prescott home.
Nashville Tenn Banner notes the Lyceum course concludes at the Ryman Auditorium with Mr and Mrs Houston delivering the final entertainment of the season. The feature showcased musical and dramatic talents as part of the era’s entertainment program.
An advertising notice from Pendleton Drug Store promotes ZEMO as a guaranteed external treatment for eczema. It claims one application relieves itching and often cures minor cases, touts nationwide agency by leading druggists, and endorses ZEMO for pimples dandruff and other skin afflictions for all ages.
The performance featured Mrs. Houston's engaging readings and Mr. Houston's impression acts. The entertainers presented a sequence of numbers that delighted the audience, drawing generous applause in Pendleton on Friday.
The drama Silver Threads featuring Richard J. Jose as Uncle Ben Laur ie comes to Pendleton Oregon Theater January 19. Jose, a famed contralto tenor, returns to the stage after years, singing Daddy Silver Threads Among the Gold and When You and I Were Young Maggie. The plot follows a New England girl ruined in Boston who becomes a renowned singer in Paris before returning under an assumed name to save her sister. The piece is hailed as highly entertaining with strong likely success in this city.
Notice invites readers to bring large soft rags to the East Oregonian office for cash payment at once.
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