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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1909
Page
6
An old advertises a bold guarantee for Vindi from Pendleton Drug Company in Pendleton Oregon. It targets run-down nervous debilitated and aged customers offering a money back promise if satisfaction is not achieved and invites those with stubborn colds coughs bronchitis or incipient consumption to try the product.
Remarkable exhibition features Frau Assmann drawing trance portraits in daylight without training. Daughter of a poor miner, she creates bold, geometric and floral images with rapid accuracy, captivating viewers though doctors remain puzzled by the phenomenon.
Robins states the five year term will not be renewed after expiration and neither party is aggrieved by the other, indicating a mutual lack of grievance despite the pending end of the agreement.
San Francisco January 23 athletes from the Pacific coast entered for tonight's indoor meet at the Olympic Club Auditorium. Fifteen events include three handicap races and four invitation events plus a high school half mile relay. Notables Snedigar Knox Gerhardt and Abadio are in the 74 yard special invitation scratch race.
John W. Amundson 23 of Portland died at Harding parlors after a liver abscess while employed by Potlatch Lumber at Potlatch. He arrived ill at Palouse General Hospital and died. sister Laura Emerson from Seattle and brother George Amundson from Medicine Hat, Alberta in attendance. Body to be shipped to Portland. Fragments recount lack of access to his papers and a confession from his wife to her dying husband about funeral wishes shared with her mother in law.
San Francisco news reports restaurateur W. Robine and his wife will celebrate their wooden wedding after five years of marriage. They signed a trial marriage agreement with a clause that if the trial succeeded the mutual lease would continue, then plan to separate next Saturday.
A 1900s era ad claims professors Anni of Hamburg and Sabourand of Paris discovered scalp microbes cause baldness by cutting blood supply and consuming scalp fats. It touts Rexall Hair Tonic as a cure, with money-back guarantee except on permanently dead roots, offered by Pendleton Drug Co.
The exchange jokes about a doctor who is “pleasant” because he charges two dollars for a one minute call. A humorous snapshot of domestic wit about medical service costs and bedside manner.
Pearl-Dora Sugarleigh looks sad. Ruby says the poor girl has lost an arm. Pearl questions the loss as Ruby notes Tom has stopped calling. The piece references religious engines run with brakes and air inflated devices, reflecting odd local notes from the Chicago area.
Two actors in a snowy scene argue aloud about staying outdoors. One warns of a cold while the other insists on continuing, as the sheriff appears to interrupt the exchange.
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