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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
6
Milton July 1 report notes Mrs. Frazer's improving condition after perilous illness, W H Batley injured falling from a barn scaffold, and Prof Salt starting a bank in Arco Idaho. Walla Walla Traction plans a 60 000 pound freight car with four 50 horsepower motors to boost Milton freight, plus hotel expansion in Milton.
Adams July 5. The town was almost depopulated yesterday as most residents joined the Pendleton celebration. Miss Stella Lieuallen and Miss Lulu Lieuallen left for Spokane to melt for a short time. Some locals visited the springs or went to the mountains on the Fourth.
Frances Rizzo of Philadelphia describes severe itching sores on her two month old baby’s face and head. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment extensively, the child improved and the family urges others to try the remedies.
Saratoga New Jersey July 6 It is expected that 100000 veterans will attend the national encampment of the Grand Army here next month Reports indicate all sections of the United States will send strong delegations There may be an interesting contest for commander in chief Capt P F Cooney of Kansas and Charles G Horton of Missouri who were presented last encampment will again be in the field for the office The south will present a strong candidate Gen John T Wilder of Tennessee
A London writer muses on the fragile endurance of shorthand systems through history. The piece recalls Roman affection for stenography, Caligula and Vespasian praises, and hints that earlier rediscoveries in England sparked Pepys to diary.
AReader Magazine piece contrasts Venezuelan beauty with Andean grandeur. It praises tropical, approachable landscapes where mountains shelter human life, emphasizing gentle contrasts, perpetual summer, and the sense that civilization complements nature rather than rival it.
Circle Magazine discusses how old masters chose woods for violins and assembled backs and bellies with microscopic seams. It explains the goal of marrying hard sycamore with soft wood to create the mellow yet reedy timbre, and notes that inner construction reveals forgeries during repairs.
The text notes the rare alignment where Easter can fall as early as March 22 when March 21 is a full moon on a Saturday. It cites past March 22 occurrences in 1003, 1761, 1817 and future ones in 1900, 2070, 2144, then records the latest Easter date of April 25 occurring in 1606, 1734, 1840 and again in 1043.
A long OCR list shows numerous guests traveling through Portland, Walla Walla, Spokane, and nearby towns. Names include J A Allison, W J Collins, D Floyd, J D Hawking, F N Jones, J W Hitchcock, Mrs Grace Dedal, Thomas Devene, and many others, with repeated entries for Echo, Athena, and Walla Walla venues. The document reads like a hotel guest ledger or travelers' registry, detailing attendees and spouses from cities such as Portland, Seattle, Spokane, Adams, and La Grande, among others.
Notice announces the Twenty-Third International Christian Endeavor Convention in Benattle Warh July 10 15 inclusive. O B R Co offers one and one third fare round trip with tickets on sale July 9 final return July 18 1997. For more information contact local agent or WM M'MURRAT G P An Portland Or.
A Philadelphia Press quip records a servant from Bowton replying to Mrs Hiram that the eggs are not boiling yet the water in which the eggs are immersed is. The exchange preserves a period voice and humorous domestic tone.
A brief note from Yates Center Kansas contrasts doctor visitation with seeking another physician and mocks hasty social etiquette. The piece cites the idea that accepting a dinner invitation the same day is proper and mentions public patience with personal example.
Extraordinary clairvoyant offers reading of life from infancy to old age using occult force. Claims knowledge of names occupations friends spouses, marriage timing, and investments. Provides written guarantee of services with general readings for 50 cents at 99 Water Street near Johnson Street, hours 9:30 a.m. to 4:40 p.m. Look for numbered signs.
An advertisement promotes Gagens Bottled Beer as the best tasting option with prices not exceeding inferior brands. A delivery offer provides cases of two dozen bottles for £1.00 to a customer’s home.
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