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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
6
Essay style text discusses education in life as a school of existence. It contrasts quick learners with slow students, asserts a Divine Instructor governs fate, and urges perseverance to shape destiny across multiple realms. It promotes self discipline, hopeful spirituality, and the idea that all people possess divine potential.
Notice to the Public. Having sold my business all persons knowing themselves indebted to me will please settle with A. H. Chambers, driver of wagon, and take receipt for same. Ed Morgan.
Edward Horsch and wife returned from Pendleton after a short visit. Nong Houser, Echo bank assistant cashier, came back from a two week vacation. Clarence Springston returns from two months in Buhl Idaho. Mrs F E Everitt spent Thursday in Pendleton on business. Jesse Moore and daughter Celia rode the local to Pendleton Friday evening. Mrs R B Stanfield left for Wenaha Springs Saturday morning.
New York report says Dr Frederick A Cook the polar claimant is living near New York in good health and hopes to regain public support. He has recovered from mental strain after his pole discovery claim was rejected and plans to present his records with backing from Captain Bradley Osborn of the Arctic Club of America. Cook’s friends say he may sue Commander Peary and his whereabouts are kept private.
Dylver Post quotes KR M Wharry discussing a planned Colorado lake fishing trip. Wharry jokes about thousands of trout and their aggressiveness, claiming a man must hide behind a tree to stop his hook as the fish are “absolutely vicious.”
Special correspondence from Adams Oregon July 29 reports visits by F Vilard of Walla Walla HW Sears of Gibbon Station and Mr Painter of Walla Walla. Local residents J Baker L L Rogers Miss Violet Burner and others travel to or from Adams while Ladies of Woodcraft host a banquet and outings to Hermiston Meacham and the mountains for camping and berry picking.
A nostalgic health ad asserts a long marriage signals longevity and promotes Bal lard s Herbine to keep the liver active. It claims daily use benefits health with a 50 cent bottle price and credits A. C. Koeppen & Bros as distributors.
London reporter Harry de Windt describes Lilet Luechens, the man who killed Empress Elizabeth of Austria in 1808, as living a comfortable life in Geneva’s Ivache prison. He enjoys meals, wine, cigars, and reading, and works by choice in a light ward overlooking the lake. He is calm, amiable, and apparently intelligent, with a short history of minor discipline.
Weston Oregon July 29 A broad slice of local life notes relatives travelers and business: Mrs Robert Micheal of King Hill Idaho visits sister Mrs O M Richmond while Chester Caplinger heads home to Portland Hotel Portland worker Mr and Mrs W F Benefiel return from Portland area and Frank King recovers from rheumatism. Weston old timer M M Johns tracks crop interests as J F Thompson and wife visit from Umatilla river. Adams county resident A M Gills stops over for business and Mrs Jennie Thoroughman dies shocking friends. Water dam bids progress as bedrock tests begin at dam site. Meyers and Hermiston visitations noted along with family travels to Cold Springs. Ads promote corsetless fashion and a Cordeliaire girdle while Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised.
Teething children experience diarrhoea managed by Chamberlaing Colle and Diarrhoea Remedy. Give the prescribed dose after each bowel movement and continue until the system is cleansed. Safe and pure. Sold by all dealers.
Paris fashion notes a new fetter skirt trend catching on at Newport Palm Beach Fifth Avenue and Chicago San Francisco resorts as wives and couturiers debate liberty and style. The wobbling garment features a narrow elastic band and a compact contour aimed at outdoor recreation yet praised for novelty by critics.
The British Post Office plans a small sum savings scheme with metal boxes that are unbreakable and inviolable. The post office will keep the key and if a box fails it can be brought to a post office where officials will open it and credit the depositor with the contents.
Prospective buyers hear of Fort St James at Lake Stuart in British Columbia with river and deep lake access. Offers include townsite lots at 100 to 200 dollars with small cash down and monthly payments, plus farms at eight dollars and fifty cents per acre with modest terms. No Canadian citizenship or residency required to hold land, near railroads Grand Trunk Pacific Alaska Yukon and Canadian Northern. Apply Canadian Northern Land Company Portland office.
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