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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
6
Sufferer describes a year of skin scalp and blood humors. After four months of various remedies none worked until Cuticura Remedies were tried. With Cuticura Soap Resolvent and other products, symptoms improved and claims permanent relief. Witness S D Phillips from Rock Island Illinois dated November 22 1906.
A warm bath with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment promises relief and calmer sleep for distressed babies. The ad touts soothing effects for troublesome skin conditions such as eczema or rashes and aims to calm irritations and insomnia in young children.
Japan aims to add Korea to its empire, while Bond Brothers pledges strong efforts to boost business by offering big values in modern clothing. The ad asserts no rival can match the value for your money and invites readers to investigate their special offerings in correct men’s wear.
Boise Capital News reports Boise banks remain stable as the Capital State Bank contemplates reorganization and full repayment of deposits within 60 to 90 days. State Bank Examiner W Chaney begins audit. other Boise institutions fortify liquidity and continue paying cash for demands amid rumors of wider failures.
Kingfisher Oklahoma January 24 Critics condemn F W Jacobs religious work God Is as controversial and sensational. The pamphlet argues through a syzygy concept that environment cannot defeat affinity and that immortality exists. locals argue syzygy means a wild animal or a new prohibition drink causing alarm over perceived implications for the town.
Thomas Colesanto a Harwinton Italian sues former friend Michael Galermino for 61 dollars for alleged misrepresentation of a sweetheart. Colesanto sought a wife after being told of a beautiful sister from Naples. The sister arrived with the money for passage, but did not win his affection, prompting suit for repayment.
A grocer offers refunds on tea pricing as part of a business policy. Mike Schilling’s Beat mentions customers receive money back if tea prices don’t meet expectations, highlighting a buyer friendly approach to sales and returns.
The appeal nears the courts as a modern Solomon presides. The plaintiff Colesanto contends his request for a rove was refused, while the girl is expected to be Exhibit A in the trial. The judge must decide the justice of the suit and the bizarre exchange.
Consul James W. Johnson reports baseball catching on in Venezuela with social events in Caracas drawing prominence. He urges American athletic goods makers to promote the sport through Spanish rules, widespread displays, and citywide distribution in Caracas La Guaira Valencia Puerto Cabello Barquisimeto, predicting year round play and a growing market for equipment.
Mrs. Hannah Jaeger, small in stature, captured a six foot burglar inside a New York rooming house while her husband ran to summon police. Patrol officers arrived to find her sitting on the burglar and striking him with an iron weight to restrain him.
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