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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1917
Page
10
A vintage Health note urges flushing kidneys with a mixture of Jad Salts and water each morning and a grape lemon juice blend to cleanse and activate kidneys. It claims high water intake and this remedy neutralize urine acid, prevent bladder weakness, and relieve kidney trouble.
The old time mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur for darkening gray hair is revived in Wyeth s Sage and Sulphur Compound sold by drugstores. A simple brush through hair restores a uniform dark color by morning with no visible residue, enhancing youthfulness though not a medical treatment.
Jan 19 North Portland yards report steady trade and strong demand across hogs cattle and sheep. Prices hold for heavy packing and best beef steers while packers push for higher lamb prices. several loads of cattle hogs and sheep shipped by multiple traders.
An ad touts "Tiz" to ease tired sore and swollen feet. It claims quick relief for puffed feet and corns, promising comfort, reduced pain, and removal of misery from aching feet. The product is advertised as glotous for tired feet with no more foot torture.
An advertisement promises fast relief from headache and neuralgia pain with Dr James Headache Powder. It asserts headache and fever will vanish in moments and urges readers to visit the drugstore for a dime package.
An old advertisement urges parents to treat children’s worm infections with Kickapoo Worm Killer tablets. It claims quick, easy removal and urges purchase from a local druggist at 60 cents. The copy warns against developmental delays from worms and hints at judging value by price.
Washington reports that General Curranga plans to refuse the protocol draft by the American Mexican point commission at Atlantic City and has ordered Ambassador-Designate Ellspo Arre donde to depart immediately. Arredondo is said to leave the capital at once.
Mr. Tubin directs grade school manual training with weekly reports from three classes. Sixth graders learn whittling to build rule use, neatness, and accuracy. Seventh graders study carpentry, building a wood shed, a garage, and home implements like foot stools and book ends.
In New York a husband, Felix Chnese, won court permission to take 2 dollars from his weekly earnings for carfare, up from 1.59, after accusing his wife Anna of neglect. He earns 21.50 weekly as a printer and says she has not contributed. The judge noted his claim and the couple left the tribunal together.
Samuel Gompers testified before the House Interstate Commerce Committee and urged opposition to strike prevention laws. He pledged to violate any such enforcement measures and discussed potential reforms under the president's program.
An old health advisory warns that women’s high heels cause corns and other foot issues. It promotes grexone, a medicine sold in pharmacies, claiming a few drops remove corns and calluses without irritation, drying quickly as it shrivels the corn to remove it.
A large audience heard Dr Hinson present a sermon at a Baptist church urging acquaintance with God as the path to inner peace. He argued evolution does not dethrone God, lauded Jesus Christ as the means of reconciliation, and warned that law alone cannot know God or grant peace.
A fragment reads GIVE US PEACE SITE. GLED AS FLEA TO WILSON, suggesting a protest or insult directed at a figure named Wilson. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
Bertrand Russell writes an open letter to President Wilton urging peace in Europe. The missive arrives in the United States via a mysterious promoter who smuggled it past officials.
Quick acting remedy advertised to break a cold within a few hours. Take every two hours for three doses to clear nasal passages relieve feverishness sore throat and sneezing. Sold for 25 cents at drug stores with claimed fast relief and nice taste.
Bertrand Rumewhe and 4erandeon of Lord John Wussell face government disapproval for activities with a certain object. He is denied permission to depart the country and remains under movement restrictions. He is heir to the sees and Har] Russell and a Royal Society member.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming a one hundred dollar reward for unrecoverable catarrh and promising relief after short use. It asserts decades of reliability, claims to detoxify the bloodstream and heal mucous surfaces, and promotes testimonials and free samples from F. J. Cheney & Co. and The Hall family.
BentIey and Montgomery real estate fire life and accident insurance agents 16 Main Street phone 404 John W Huff attorney at law room American National Bank building RaLet and Raley attorneys at law office in American National Bank Pending v Stroele dealer in new and second hand goods cash paid for all second hand foods cheapest place in Pendleton to buy household goods come and get our prices 219 East Court Street phone 271W Raymond W Hatch architect Deepain Building Pendleton Oregon
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