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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
3
An old time ad promotes Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a kidney remedy for pain back and urinary issues. It touts quick relief from holding water, burning, and night urges, and claims broad benefits for kidneys liver and bladder. Messages offer free sample and mail order from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.
Adams Oregon July 13 William Sherwood a farm hand working for G M Morrison narrowly burned to death after starting a fire while smoking. He fought the blaze to save the house and barn, then fainted from exertion. Dr McKenny treated him from morning until evening with no immediate recovery. A testimonial for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets follows.
Vienna reports powers favor a four way joint conference to settle Crete's status. Russia outlines a plan where Crete keeps autonomy with formal Turkish suzerainty paid as yearly tribute. Over time Crete could join Greece by absorbing tribute into a purchase or settlement, with Crete-Greece ties to be strengthened by treaties, but Turkey may reject and no broad agreement seems likely.
In Oporto, the will of Pons Albina Peixote de Souza Freire, who died a spinster in September, provisions for servants and dependents are detailed. Bequests include large quantities of food and fuel such as forty measures of 20 litres, beans, corn, pine wood, bacon, fat, and wine, to be supplied annually for the Feast of the Nativity and other occasions.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlains Liniment for relief from muscle strain and rheumatic pain and Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a world leading medicine. It claims quick relief and broad usefulness for children and adults, sold by all dealers.
Paris reports M. Lepine, famed prefect of police, may resign amid government disputes over mandatory enlistment of public servants and parole for two ex-soldiers. Another clash centers on Linbouet the “huitium porcupine” who killed one patrolman and wounded others while facing death. A reformist mood grows in Paris society and police ranks.
Teething children allegedly suffer from diarrhea controllable by Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad claims dosing after bowel movements cleanses the system, with safe universal sale through dealers. It promotes Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets to stimulate liver and bowels, expel poison, ease constipation and headaches.
A Bengal tiger aboard the German steamship Flamever en route to South America escaped into the crew quarters through an open entry. It mauled the sleeping cook before being driven to the deck by the crew. The beast then fled into the sea after gunfire failed to cage it. In a separate act of valor, a Swiss railway fireman pulled a live dynamite cartridge from a fire furnace, suffering severe burns, and was rewarded by railway directors with a large sum.
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County records Frank J Cheney sworn as partner of F J Cheney & Co a Toledo firm. Firm will pay $100 for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public A W Gleason attests on December 6. Also notes Bernhardt and Le Parey Paris theater news and potential lawsuits with Comedie Francaise over acting rights.
Weston Oregon July 7 harvests near Weston begin with Winn outfit on Jos Coffman wheat, J N York on Louie McMorrig place and Douglas Barnes on Jos Hodgson's. Reports say good yields expected with some bumper fields. Local residents drive to Seattle and Yellowstone tour. Turner rebuilds after fire. insurance paid in full.
A report highlights ballot box stuffing and voter intimidation in the French colonies, criticizing election irregularities and exposing shortcomings in the electoral process marked by alleged manipulation and scrutiny of returns.
New York report says one million ice cream cones were seized by U S Marshals and a federal inspector on a pier after prior seizure of three quarters of a million. Parties from Brooklyn to Galveston claim goods and face court hearing in two weeks. Officials allege boric acid and improper coloring used to mimic sugar and conceal defects.
Milton area report notes J N York a prominent Dry Creek farmer nearly severed a finger starting a threshing outfit. Right hand crushed, bone mashed, facial bruises, he was treated locally and returned home. Several Walla Walla visitors and relocations follow in Milton vicinity news from July 14.
Lucerne area known as the Lake of Bleed reports a grim season with eerie bloodlike appearances prompting peasants to warn that war may erupt this year. Observers note superstition and increasing tension about possible conflict in the Rath-See vicinity near Lucerne.
London reports peace societies proliferate across England with a notable appeal for 225,008 pieces at a banque hall in the Hotel Cecil. Sir Wilfrid Lawson pledged 5000 on condition Andrew Carnegie become president and 20000 ratified within a year, while CGumece noted promoters sought his influence. Men's oxfords advertised cheaply at A. Exiund's.
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