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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1917
Page
9
An old advertisement touts Wyeth Sage and Sulphur Compound as a method to darken gray hair, claiming it returns natural color and shine. The product is applied by dampening and brushing through hair, with effects appearing after multiple uses. It emphasizes cosmetic improvement rather than curing disease.
A vintage ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a safe non burning remedy for rheumatic pain and stiffness. It claims rapid relief for rheumatism, neuralgia, headaches, and related aches, urging readers to buy at any drug store and join millions helped in fifty years.
North Portland wholesale trade shows strength in hogs and lambs with limited yard activity. Cattle offerings were nominal and mixed, with big killers pushing prices down slightly. several shippers and buyers from Oregon and California reported loads of hogs, cattle, and calves in the day’s market observations.
An old advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a remedy for catarrh, promising a hundred dollar reward for proof it cures a case Hall’s Catarrh Cure has supposedly been trusted for thirty five years and is advertised as the most reliable remedy. It includes directions to obtain testimonials and mentions Toledo Ohio.
A joint resolution by Representative Allen of Ohio proposes renaming the Danish West Indies as The Dewey Islands to honor Admiral Dewey. Allen said he would submit letters to President Wilson and to the foreign affairs committees urging the change.
A consumer health ad touts Jad Sal as a remedy for kidney discomfort and back pain. It claims meat raises uric acid, clogging kidneys, and advises taking four ounces of Jad Sal daily mixed in water before breakfast for several days. It mentions a grape seed extract tonic with lithia to cleanse and stimulate kidneys and neutralize urine acidity.
Washington Jan 4 The U S Marines report American troops show superb shooting with 73 percent of 6141 Marines firing in 1916 rated skilled riflemen on 14 ranges. Of them 921 are expert marksmen 1044 sharpshooters and 251 are marksmen, the officers say.
The Umatilla County Vocational Teachers Association meets February 10 in Echo with Mr. Reasler and Mr. Alf en of C A C as speakers. A farmers institute and industrial fair will display student work and incubator eggs. Incubator chicks will hatch that day. Funeral for F M Berry held Sunday. Echo residents return from trips and local business activities noted.
The public speaking course led by Superintendent Park is to be discontinued this semester due to scheduling conflicts with basketball and other activities. John Hailey Jr., formerly appointed by the mayor, becomes the city truancy officer as the district faces move to enforce attendance and address truancy issues.
William Deamond and Dale ton present A Gamble In Soule at the Temple tonight for a lax dime showing.
A New York feature reports physicians endorse organic iron as a vitality booster. Anecdotes claim in two weeks strength and endurance improve markedly, with patients showing paler skin and low energy transformed to vigor. Claims note iron deficiency underlies many illnesses and credit Nuxated Iron with rapid well being gains.
District statuses set Pendleton in district a free class while Halley cannot act as truant officer without mayoral appointment. Mid year graduates include Miss Zella Pollet and Byron Mollian Follett. Follett plans to leave Friday for Monmouth normal school.
Washington January 22 British German and neutral officials believe that concrete steps will be taken to implement President Wilson’s suggestion for a direct outlet to the great highways of commerce likely through neutral channels and canal neutralization discussions continue to shape the plan.
Officials discuss a plan to neutralize key waterways including the Panama, Suez and Kiel canals, and to keep Gibraltar and the Danube routes open for all nations. Diplomats from landlocked states say their governments back the program, asserting no nation should be barred from open trade.
New York January 24 cigarette prices were raised today by the United Cigar Makers Association officials announcing higher costs for consumers across the city and state.
The Tobacco Products Corporation announces immediate price increases for cigarettes citing higher labor, tobacco, and wrapping material costs. Advances by the United rise from 1 to 3 cents per pack, with the higher cost of labor and raw materials driving the change.
The passage warns that inward humora are worse than outward effects and threaten the whole system. Hood's Sarmporiils claims to eradicate all humora, removing both inward and outward effects, promising a great alternative where merit is established.
Bentley and Montgomery advertise real estate and insurance services with contact numbers. Raymond W. Hatch is an architect at Deepain Building Pendleton Oregon. Cartar and Smythe announce attorneys at law with office behind the American National Bank building.
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