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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1917
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as the remedy for stuffed head and nostrils. It claims to promptly open blocked nasal passages, stop nasal discharge, relieve headache feverishness sore throat sneezing and stiffness. The product supposedly works without side effects and costs 36 cents at any drugstore.
Japan will allocate about $59,916,370 for its navy in 1917, an increase of $2,184,507 from the prior year. Extraordinary expenditures cover war needs, with $7,164,094 allotted to a continuing six year shipbuilding plan including three battle cruisers, three large and six small scout cruisers, twenty seven destroyers and eighteen submarines.
An advertisement promises fast relief from red itchy skin with Dr Hoteon s Besema Ointment claiming germ-killing soothing action. It targets eczema in babies and chronic skin sufferers and touts a 50 cent price at the druggist.
An old marketing blurb touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy for catarrh and related ailments. It claims a blood-borne treatment through the body and promises testimonials and mail orders, urging readers to try the product via druggists and direct purchase.
An old time advertisement promotes Hamburg Brand Hamburger Tea as a cold cure. It instructs mixing a spoonful with boiling water, straining, and drinking a teacupful to relieve congestion, loosen bowels, and end a cold, claiming rapid effect and expansion of pores.
North Portland hog yard prices surged to eleven dollars per hundredweight with gains of about ten cents noted in morning trading. Buyers faced limited supplies as heavy packers and butchers bid in a tightened market, while cattle and sheep shows remained steady to nominal with sparse offerings and selective loads from Washington and local traders.
An old home mix to darken hair uses Sage and Sulphur, now sold as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound. The preparation darkens hair naturally and evenly with repeated applications, available at drug stores for about 60 cents, not a medical cure.
Warranty deeds filed by Alice Lawson and others to TL A Wilt alone and partners for Lot and Mark of Vincent F Sanders to OF D Bieece for 1 dollar. NW 1-4 of sec 2, T north R 2% E.P Tulloch and spouse to G A Sievers and spouse for 14000 dollars NE 1-4 sec 75 township north range 32. J K McQuary and spouse to J P McRye for 1500 dollars north 42 feet of Lot percent Block 2 Milton.
Denver January 24 reports George McMulloy of Kansasity Motodas set a new record at the Denver Union stock yards by buying seven hundred feeder cattle for a high total. The purchase marks a notable single buyer record for the yard.
An old health ad promotes Jad Salts as a cleansing tonic for sluggish kidneys and bladder issues. It claims four minutes of rad Salty daily dissolves stones, comforts back pain, and prevents complications by flushing kidneys. It touts grape and felminisri acids as safe, inexpensive, and effective.
Noted concert baritone Hartridge Whipp plans a recital at One Temple theater on February 1, 1917, following recent tours in the Northwest. Vocal coach Coenraad Boe and soprano Mrs. Maylene Praker Stites have worked with him in Portland, with plans for a longer New York recital at Aeolian Hall pending.
Manager Welch meets Melvin G. Winstock former Portland theatre builder now Triangle distribution director. He visits to learn public demand, assist local managers, and promote Triangle exhibitors. He will tour March with a reel showing Triangle stars studios and production plans and speak on Motion Picture Art and Development.
In Zanesville Ohio on January 2 a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train arrived with a stork acting as conductor and engineer. Mrs Everett Myart of Chirag was the mother and gave birth to twins aboard the journey. One twin was born at Deehler Station and the other at Sherwood. Both mother and twins are reported to be well at Reiss hospital.
Huntington thd police arrest Welton H Welle on an embezzlement charge in Kans Cite and suspect he holds valuable information about slayer Moni Byron found with a bullet in her head in a Columbus hotel room.
Good bye sore feet and bunions with Tiz a remedy promising instant relief. Small shoes and a penny box available. guaranteed comfort or money back.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr James Headache Powder as quick relief for headache and neuralgia. It urges readers to buy a dime package at their drug store and notes the pain vanishes within moments. The copy emphasizes magical effectiveness and urges customers to ensure they receive the correct product.
A cluttered advertisement page lists Bentley Montgomery real estate and insurance, John W Huff attorney at law, auctioneers for farm stock and machinery, and various Pendleton lawyers including Raley and Raley, George W. Coutts, Carter and Smythe, James B. Perry, Al Keator, and A Lowell. Also features LT. B. T. Browns Furniture and John Faema Funeral Director with contact details and services.
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