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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
3
A brief notice describes sanitary methods for bottling Root Beer Soda Near Beer and soft drinks in eastern Oregon, outlining standards for cleanliness and processing to ensure safe beverage production.
Article discusses Professor H. Vincent of Val de Grace military hospital pursuing a breakthrough in typhoid fever prevention. Citing parallels with Pasteur's methods, it notes past vaccine trials with dead bacilli and attenuated forms linked to risks, and claims Vincent has found a solution. It also promotes Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets as a dependable remedy for stomach and liver recovery.
Joseph Gallagher, 17, sued draper Robert Lyons for assault and for detention of a glass eye. Gallagher saved wages to buy the eye. Lyons refused a reference, held him in shop, and seized the eye as security for debt. Judge awarded Gallagher 10 dollars in damages. Mens oxfords cheap at A. Eklund's.
Local items report Prof. W A Bacon and family returning east and starting a new bungalow, Mrs F E B Wilcox and son Buel departing for Chicago, visits from Mrs Cox and Mrs Fay Clark, Ira Stuggs visiting, city council to extend sidewalk from Kinney to Broadway, firemen propose electric alarm bells linked to central, Mrs C P Collins confined with eye abscess, Chamberlains Liniment praised for muscular rheumatism relief.
London reports Dr Alexander Rigby M D criticizes Colonel Roosevelt and urges families to have as few children as possible. He tells Preston town council the birthrate is low, calls excess births useless and a nuisance, arguing population increase should not be encouraged. The speech reflects anti Roosevelt sentiment and debate over birth control ethics.
A fragment discusses epidemics and population pressure, arguing for regulating family size as a social necessity. It warns of poverty and overwhelmed towns if births outpace resources, and praises public policy for guiding growth. The piece also advises teething children with diarrhoea to use Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy after bowel operations.
Silem Oregon September 12 marks the opening of the forty-ninth annual Oregon State Fair. Directors boast unprecedented improvements to grounds and buildings and promise a complete showing of Oregon’s resources. Officials expect larger attendance with many Eastern visitors and broader county representation, aiming to showcase progress and opportunities across the Beaver State.
Joseph Griner faced a police magistrate over an intoxication charge claiming he did not drink, but his feet were soaked in potato water. He received a fine of ten dollars or ten days in jail after testifying the starch bath caused the apparent intoxication. Accompanying note mentions cheap men's oxfords at Acklund's.
Athena Gre July 27 A B McEwen mayor and wheat grower owner of McEwen & Sons hardware store was kicked when two wild colts he was leading to water caused him to fall unconscious and suffer severe facial injuries. A band of two thousand Smythe Bros sheep passed through town en route to Tacoma. Dean Dudley son of E A Dudley arrived home from California where tuberculosis affected his leg. doctors were doubtful.
He received the best of treatment and now returns home much improved though he must walk with crutches. The account notes his recovery and ongoing mobility challenges as he resumes daily life.
Beverly Massachusetts reports Porter Brown a North Beverly farmer, famed for his long beard, being shaved in public as crowds gathered during President Taft visit preparations. The scene underscores local pride in a remarkable conservationist landmark, once praised by Gifford Pinchot. Brown quips he has not been shaved fully in 560 years, and aims to meet the president.
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