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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1913
Page
6
Miss Kate M. Dobson of Salt Lake City recounts an itchy arms rash that developed into running sores. After trying other treatments she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, noting itching stopped on first application and full cure followed. The ad promotes Cuticura products with directions for use and free samples.
If remedies fail consult Soy Gee Herb Clinic offering medicines of Chinese herbs and roots from around the world. Their motto: cure quickly and advertise via cured patients. They claim to treat rheumatism indigestion catarrh liver and kidney troubles and invite letters describing symptoms for prompt attention.
In Omaha on May 7 1912 Mrs C M Fong praises Soy Gee Herb Co remedies after suffering two years post fall and failed operations. Ten days of treatment allegedly cured her serious condition and left her in good health. She recommends others try the remedies and thanks the company. Grahams offers a good standard Plano to suit income and taste.
An extract of roots, barks and resin preserved in glycerine is praised as a universal remedy. It claims to destroy ailments from constipation to epilepsy, stoppage of diarrhoea and headaches, relieve nervousness and stomach discomfort, and restore appetite.
Edgar J Norvell of Helix and Mary Stockton of Adams wed in the Baptist church at noon. The couple, popular locals, faces a future in Helix after a Seaside and Walla Walla honeymoon plan. A large reception followed with friends from Adams, Helix, Pendleton, Milton and Walla Walla, plus train fare and a rice shower. Local visits and social news fill the remainder of the column.
Gibbon Oregon June 21 Mr George C Brace and Miss Anna May Thompson both of Gibbon were quietly married June 14 in Pendleton Rev Nathan Evans officiating. They will reside in Gibbon. Rufus Campbell Clarence Burden and Will Brace of Athena were here camping and fishing this week. Guests are arriving daily at Bingham Springs and a big crowd is expected for the 4th of July.
Kennewick Washington June 21 A ranch hand Martin Michael on the Grosscop place near the Yakima river lost his right hand in a feed cutter. Harassed by life as a cripple he used a pistol with his left hand to shoot himself in the head. The cook found him dead in the bunkhouse after a shot rang out.
Seattle dispatch reports a misprint at the Pacific Coast Steamship company where liner Congress specifications listed three bottles of beer due to a draftsman error misreading barrel. The error was corrected.
Despondent artist Carl Mauch, 63, shot himself when his sight failed just as he conceived a painting that would bring him fame. A German-born member of the Palette and Chisel Club, he spoke of losing his last chance to touch a brush. He once attacked a provincial prince in youth, a tale told by fellow club members.
Robert M. Hatton, 22, of Southeast Portland, was captured near Gresham after fleeing the home of W. W. Smith in Southeast Portland where he attempted to chloroform Mrs. Smith at 2 a.m. Police traced Hatton with officers Keller Robson Morelock and Sheriff Word, ending the pursuit.
Zanesville Ohio and Danville Virginia sufferers describe relief from cramping back pain irregularity headaches and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound with Liver Pills. Testimonials claim restoration of health and urge others to try the remedies.
Hatton broke into the residence of 8 H Skeller on Powell Valley road near Gresham shortly after 2.00 am. Mrs. Smith awoke as Hatton sat on the bed and threatened to kill her. He seized her neck and tried to apply chloroform from a bottle. She fought back, spilling the bottle, and Hatton fled through a window. The husband was away at work.
On June 21 Sunday Charles Ogburn was shot through the heart while squirrel hunting. He died from the wound and the incident is under investigation.
A man described as a gentle figure is noted as having died accidentally while alone at the time. He is survived by three sons and a daughter. his wife had already passed away several years earlier.
A playful brain teaser asking for something we like to possess yet rush to shed quickly, inviting clever answers about time, clutter, or burdens that feel temporary once faced.
A local vendor touts their meats as the best option for residents. The ciphered ad emphasizes quality and appeal to consumers seeking top products. It underscores communal desire for reliable access to preferred meats.
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