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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
7
An article promotes Swamp-Root as the remedy for kidney disease and related conditions. It warns kidney trouble leads to heart failure and other organ damage, and claims Swamp-Root cleanses the kidneys, improves urination, reduces nighttime trips, and restores health. It urges readers to request a free sample bottle and book from Dr. Kilmer & Co.
Chicago wheat market report from Portland shows heavy receipts and sales. Too many feeders arriving. commission men urge restraint until advised. Demand for fat hogs strong at 5 to 8.25 cents, with feeders priced high and yards crowded. Hunt & Lacey and Benson large traders. new stock yards planned by September. Wheat steady with futures firm on rain and crop reports. prices for barley, bran, flour, and various grains listed alongside livestock hides and wool prices.
If people with symptoms of kidney or bladder trouble could realize their danger they would without loss of time commence taking Foley's Kidney Remedy. This remedy stops the pain and irregularities and strengthens the organs, with no danger of Bright's disease. Do not disregard early symptoms. Koeppen & Ros.
A new law closes slot machines and other cigar store gambling devices in San Francisco. The measure cuts off city revenue of 100,000 and ends a payroll absorption of 12,600,000 annually, putting these gambling devices out of business.
Advert says Foley's Orine Laxative benefits stomach and bowel function, comforts breath, stimulates liver, and eases habitual constipation. Claims superiority to pile and ordinary laxatives. Addressed to Koeppen Eire.
A letter to the American Museum of Natural History from V Stefansson describes a quest for a Caucasian man and woman living among Eskimos about 800 to 900 miles east of Colville near the Copper River mouth. He suggests they may be remnants of FrankEn's lost expedition or a Feelanders colony in Greenland, noting Eskimos' surprise at white visitors and their possible deific status. A second note promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for chronic lung trouble and relief from coughing.
Pari.-Bichelora society hosted a ball with hostesses in fantasy dress. The Duchess d Uzes, Printz enduring Bristein, and Miss Marjorie Daughter of George Gould appeared as butterflies. Baroness Henri de Rothschild as a magor, Mme Murice Ephrussi an eagle, Mrs Muen Tevis and Miss Baxter as bees, and Mrs Bache in American chintz.
Foley's Honey and Tar stops chronic coughs and strengthens lungs. It offers relief in chronic bronchitis asthma hay fever and other lung troubles. Koeppen Bros.
William Corwine resigns as secretary of the National Chamber of Commerce after its organization to take the secretary role with the National Association of Clothiers in New York. The move shifts leadership as Corwine departs July 1 to join the clothiers group in New York.
Hundreds of mothers and children from Boston tenements will be entertained at a Fresh Air Camp opened at West Newton today by the New England Salvation Army. The notice urges Foley's Kidney Remedy to prevent backache and kidney trouble and promote health. Koeppen Bros.
Reopening of Grace B. Guggenheim vs William Guggenheim, filed in Chicago, set for July 1, with charges including fraud and collusion. Also mentions a health ad for Foley's Kidney Remedy and a brief nod to Keoppen Bros.
Edward Cushman will today assume duties as United States district judge for the third division of the district of Alaska in Seattle. He was sworn in last month.
Several hundred members of the Minnesota State Association of the Deaf gather in Minneapolis for a convention. Attendees engage in rapid finger movements as they greet each other, marking the event in the July gathering.
Slabwood sale notice from Oregon Lumber Yard seeking price in pay quantity for disposal of several cars cut into 4 ft lengths. Local buyers invited to submit offers for the lumber waste.
Two young men from Harney Valley were walking home from Corvallis where they had been attending events when the text ends abruptly, leaving the full context unclear. The fragment mentions Oregon and a character or place called Lochlust or Lumar, but details are incomplete.
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