Swine Supply Dominate German Empire Consumption
A historical note shows swine accounted for about sixty percent of total meat consumption within the German empire, indicating heavy reliance on pork in the national diet during the period.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1916
Page
3
A historical note shows swine accounted for about sixty percent of total meat consumption within the German empire, indicating heavy reliance on pork in the national diet during the period.
The ad touts Resinol for relief of eczema and skin torment, claiming soap cleanses and heals with little cost. It notes physicians have prescribed Resinol ointment for over twenty years and urges readers to obtain it from druggists.
An advertising notice warns that many toilet soaps contain harsh alkali that can irritate skin. It promotes Hesinol soap as free of alkali and enhanced with rexinol medicine for soothing properties to clear complexion and keep the skin healthy.
Montana folks return home after attending a funeral as families and friends recount the loss. The group includes Mrs Pryelurg and relatives from Baker City and Spokane, with several heading to Minnesota for a visit and others briefly stopping in Hermiston on their way back to Oregon and Washington.
Waukegan Ill July 17 William Orpet a University of Wisconsin student charged with murdering Marion Campbell a high school senior and former sweetheart was found not guilty by a jury after five hours of deliberation Judge Donnelly presiding. The verdict followed a dramatic courtroom scene with emotional reactions from spectators and Orpet’s release to await appeal or return to normal life.
The trial exposed the defendant Orpet before jurors as emotions ran high. Witnesses described his fearful nerves and elaborate efforts to conceal romantic ties as authorities questioned why he visited the woods near Lake Forest with Marion. Letters and testimonies framed a dramatic sequence leading to the verdict and reunion with family.
The testimony outlines Marion’s murder, with betrayals and an alibi tangled in a chaotic sequence. Jurors hear claims of a poison medicine and a night near the Madison area before the body is found and Orpet is arrested. The defense stresses the defendant’s nerves and memory lapses amid long cross examinations.
Continued from page one the Tredeary and Hia ater plan to bring visitors to Ashland for the exhibition. They note tentative arrivals and a timetable for the event. Officials hope notable speakers and displays will attract crowds and benefit local businesses.
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