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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
6
An old in-paper advert promotes Swamp Root as a cure for kidney disease and related ailments. It claims kidney trouble leads to heart disease and offers free book and samples via Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York. Prices are listed as fifty cents and one dollar.
New York Jan 19 fashion notes contrast morning and afternoon street wear. Morning suits favor rough serge cheviots and homespuns with short plain skirts, while afternoon favors smooth cloths and longer gowns. Velvet features prominently in both day and evening styles, with tunics draped effects and two-skirt ensembles cited as practical futures.
The narrative describes Afghan and Turcoman breadmaking in a desert camp. Bread is baked on hot sand and cobblestones with dough layered between sheets and fat as a sandwich, then covered with sand and ashes to bake. Turcomans favor sand for browning, while Afghans prefer cobblestones.
An advertisement asserts Foley's Honey and Tar stops coughs heals lungs and expels the cold, urging use at first sign to avoid illness. Koeppen Bros promotes the product as a preventive measure despite pneumonia risks following a cold.
Excerpts describe the colored calives of Dental Attlee with humor and sharp critique. Vignettes recount a supposedly intelligent man who cannot load a musket after months of training and a canoe mishap where crews paddle in opposite directions. A humorous stage follows with talking inanimate objects lamenting their fates in a Baltimore American style summary.
A London paper described a children's excision as a long white scream of joy. A correspondent reported the scream could be long but not white, prompting the editor to justify by noting time is often linked with a cry.
A profile of a determined athlete who carves her own path in sport, showing resilience and independence. She defies slow progress by building momentum through personal discipline, innovation, and relentless practice. Her journey highlights tenacity, skill development, and achievements born from self direction.
Berlin reports the Kaiser's daughter Princess Victoria Louise, 17, will debut at the court ball under strict etiquette. She must select partners only from senior officers, cannot repeat partners, and may not marry non royals. Her first season will be constrained by royal red tape.
Murray W Ayers of Transit Bridge N J writes that he was near death from virulent liver trouble and extreme weight loss. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health, regaining 40 pounds, and says the medicine cured his stomach liver and kidney troubles. Sold by Tallman Co at 50c.
Ottawa Jan 20 Canadian government plans a gold coinage with five and ten dollar denominations using dollars and cents as the value base. Gold to be sourced from the Yukon with a government purchasing agency at Dawson to establish minting profits.
Siler City resident Will A. Marsh credits Buckton's Atric Salve with quickly curing piles after suffering long. The ad claims the salve heals burns oil sores fever sores eczema cuts chapped hands and chilblains, available at Tallman & Co.
New York June 20. That Lolo will be a highly prosperous year for the dry goods trade in the prediction or majority of the delegates in attendance at today session of the National Wholesale Dry Goods association. Jobbers are here from all sections, and the optimistic spirit is apparently widespread.
A boy named Little Earl Anderson snuffed a coffee bean up his nose yesterday, creating a humorous family disruption. The tale notes Folger's Golden Gate Coffee is enjoyed more as a beverage than as a snack, highlighting simple daily quirks.
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