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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1913
Page
3
Readable line lists boys felt hats at 3 dollars 45 cents, 49 cents for another item, and men’s all wool union suits valued at five dollars. The brief classified-style notice highlights sale prices for winter wear and accessories.
A historic ad promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy for turning gray to natural color and curing dandruff and itchy scalp. It claims a large bottle costs about 50 cents and notes the product darkens hair evenly without obvious masking. The method involves applying with a sponge to a strand, with effects by morning and more color after additional uses.
Extra! Extra! Kalem subject in three reels featuring Mise Gene Gauntur, The Shanghraun, Kalem. By the death of their father, Robert and Claire Folliott are given into the care of Corry Kinchela, an unscrupulous land agent, who schemes with Harry Duff, the dishonest police officer, to secure the children's land. Robert le convicted on Duffs testimony.
The Last Performance a 2 reel Pathe release follows Rose Matland a famed equestrienne who falls for Count Hans von Harten. His father bans the marriage forcing the Count to join the circus. The Platform of Death earns him fame as the world’s greatest horseman with a fatal finale in the ring. It All Came Out in the Wash stars Maurice Costello and Lillian Walker in a romance. A Cry for Help shows a young physician’s career episode.
A program listing includes El Capitan and the Land Grab bers Bison a big cast in a fine western melodrama Thru Shadowed Wales Imp King Baggot and Jane Gearnley in a human drama The Bonnie Bonnie Banks of Lock Lomond Eclair a prettily told homesick Scotch lassie Owing More Victor Owen Moore stars in this clever comedy
A detailed theater notice touts Along the Kennebec at the Oregon Theatre on Monday night January 27. The company promises strong scenic production and eleven character specialties with a notable band and extensive scenery, drawing praise from audiences and soliciting return dates.
Fall olden times family medicine chests stocked with roots herbs and barks for nervousness colds blood sprains and more. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound emerged about forty years ago from these roots and herbs becoming the standard remedy for female ills nationwide.
The Northern Pacific designates Lewiston as an intermediate milling point for grain from eastern states to the coast. Effective Feb 18, rates lift Lewiston mills to Spokane‑level footing, enabling corn meal and corn products as well as hard wheat flour production. The 2 1/2 cents per hundred milling in transit charge remains, unlocking coast trade and western markets previously limited by high corn and hard wheat rates.
Penland Bros advertises rapid furniture and plane moving services in city and country transfers. Contact Main 339 for short trips and any haul needs.
Special Correspondence, Nolin, Jan. 27. Wm Slusher visited Echo last Tuesday. Bernard Callison and James Saling of Echo visited Nolin school last Wednesday. Freeman Hendricks resumed his studies after several days ill. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wells and others traveled to the county seat Monday. Night Officer John Russell and W W Hoch hunted ducks between here and Echo. Mrs. Arthur Springer of Pendleton visited her father Robin White and brother A. J. White early in the week. Principal L. F. Johnson walks eight miles home each evening and is at his desk at eight every morning. Students travel far to school including Elsie Rohde, Marion and Morrie Hall, and two sons of Henry Weltzin. Isaac Harrington moved his family to a W. C. Hays house to ease Ellis’s long commute. The Ladies’ Club will repair their hat damage from New Year wind and host a ball February 1. A surprise dance at Yoakum was held at Robert Bond’s Saturday night, followed by a late basket social at North Yusakum school. F. Steele and Jim Howard tested water in the Umatilla River, nearly waist-deep, rescuing a team from drowning. they fished out the wagon and dried the gear.
Special Correspondence in Athena Oregon reports that two engines derailed seven miles north of Athena while hauling snow. The pilot broke and rails spread causing the engines to leave the track. A fireman was slightly injured. Snow drifts reach six feet in some cuts.
Spokane, Jan 27. J Maeshima a Japanese from Portland and Miss Helen Henderson wed after Justice Hyde refused to perform the ceremony. The bride, 12 years older, aided Maeshima in gaining an education as a mechanical engineer in Chicago. He later worked in San Francisco Portland and Spokane as interpreter for BD Corbin, Spokane International railroad president.
An 19th century advertisement asserts inward humors harm the whole system and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as the cure and tonic that eradicates humors and their outward effects, claiming universal merit and establishment.
Grand Admiral Von Koster, head of the German Navy League, replies to Canada’s gift of 35 million for three dreadnoughts. He says the decision was expected and argues for equality in naval power, noting Germany’s preference for a 1:2 ratio to England, and urges a flying squadron of armored cruisers as a needed addition to Germany’s fleet.
James Darling, a Hackensack student, found John D. Rockefeller's gloves and chose to return them by parcel post. Rockefeller sent a letter thanking him, calling his action typical of honest American youth and urging continued honesty.
Newcastle England January 27 The Brazilian super-dreadnought Rio de Janeiro the largest battleship afloat was launched yesterday from the Elswick shipyards. Displacing 27,600 tons she carries 14 fourteen inch and 20 six inch guns and is designed for a speed of 22 knots.
Washington story notes tests by Gordon Law of the Y M C A showing clerks average grip of 111.3 pounds versus 99.9 pounds for laborers in quarries. A top quarry worker reached 105 pounds, while a clerk outpaced him by five pounds. The text links this to handwriting and typing work.
A vintage ad-style piece touts an alleged remedy 8. 8. 8. that supposedly purifies blood, soothes rheumatic pains, and is safe for weak stomachs. It claims rapid action through the bloodstream, praises the Swift Laboratory, and offers bottles for $1.00 with offer to write The Swift Specific Co. for advice.
Washington reports a cooperative effort against the Black Hills beetle threatening Tongue River Indian Reservation timber. Cheyenne Indians cut and barked 11017 trees July 1, 1911 to July 1, 1912 with aid from the Bureau of Entomology and the Indian Service. Net cost was 903.53, with stumpage value saved estimated at 75,000 to 125,000 dollars over ten years.
$100 REWARD offered for any cure failure as Hall's Catarrh Cure is promoted as a constitutional remedy taken internally. The ad asserts it cures catarrh by addressing the disease's foundations and building up strength, and invites testimonials while listing Toledo Ohio makers and a general drugstore distribution claim.
A concise motto notes that pursuing truth is a lifelong vocation. The phrase emphasizes dedication, discipline, and perseverance in the quest for knowledge and understanding across a lifetime.
A druggist offers a money refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days. The product retails for 50 cents and guarantees relief.
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