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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
4
Fragmented rate sheet shows Daily and Weekly options including one year six months and three months by mail or carrier. Partial addresses and vendors appear, indicating distribution through Northwest Oregon outlets with unclear pricing.
The excerpt presents A. C. Wolfe’s line about how a town suffers when strangers are harassed by persistent locals. It uses frontier dialect to warn that a community cannot grow if it punishes outsiders.
Taft forces unite to down Roosevelt while Roosevelt allies show ambivalence and potential bolts. Borah, Hadley, and Hadley’s vice presidential prospects loom as McGovern’s bid for temporary chair raises loyalty questions. The convention scene grows tense as internal rivalries surface and the volcano rumbles.
Dr Caroline A Osborne of Worcester Massachusetts presents startling facts on disease transmission by cats in a published article. The piece highlights health concerns and implications for cat ownership and public safety, signaling potential changes in pet care and disease awareness.
Dr Osborne cites cat as a disease carrier linking tuberculosis diphtheria scarlet fever whooping cough and other illnesses to felines. She notes cats thrive in human environments and can pass pathogens to people, urging drastic measures amid a broader public health fight.
The East Oregonian urges Portland not to stage a Round-up show during the Elks grand lodge, citing respect for Pendleton’s event and local Elks planning. It recalls past stances by the Portland Commercial Club and Spokane and asks Round-up directors and Pendleton Elks to protest any notion of reproducing the round-up in Portland.
A 19th or early 20th century recipe guide describes making snow puffs and Canton pudding with butter sugar milk flour and baking powder. It covers steaming in a trivet over boiling water, making hot chocolate sauce and creamy vanilla flavored sauces, with detailed steps, mold care, and portions. It emphasizes careful filling limits to allow rising and advises improvised trivets when needed.
A proposed amendment in Minnesota would require that all political editorials in newspapers carry the author’s signature. The measure, if passed by the Senate, would add to the ethics provisions under consideration in the current campaign season.
Covington Missouri and Brownsville Indiana women report relief from hemorrhages and weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. Mrs Jennie Green says she can work again, while Mrs O M Cure credits the remedy with avoiding surgery and restoring health after severe bleeding and weakness.
Mrs J Halstead of Echo visited Pendleton yesterday for unspecified reasons, staying briefly and being seen around local spots.
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