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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1906
Page
4
Mothers across the United States praise Peruna as a quick relief for spring and summer ailments in children. The ad touts Peruna not being narcotic or habit forming, and claims it strengthens against catarrhal diseases, with many testimonials from mothers satisfied with its effects.
A 19th century advertisement extols Peruna as indispensable for families, claiming it prevents and cures catarrh and related illnesses. Letters from mothers and fathers in Chicago St Paul and beyond praise its safety, lack of narcotics, and usefulness for children, colds, stomach issues, and croup, urging households to keep Peruna on hand.
The Pendleton Independent Newspaper operates afternoons except Sundays in Pendleton Oregon. It lists subscription rates by mail for daily and weekly editions and notes the Chicago Bureau staff and address.
Pendleton plans an old-fashioned celebration for July 4 with singing oration dancing and a band. Organizers strive for a genuine reunion atmosphere inviting all to attend though a note mentions a shortage of ice water during previous events.
Pendleton offers ample amenities along sidewalks and in rent rooms with free ice water for everybody. The invitation promises a warm welcome and an opportunity to see old friends at a reunion, urging attendance to avoid missing the event.
The defeat of Oregon’s equal suffrage amendment drew global comment as liquor interests led the anti campaign. The outcome, seen as a setback for progressives, spurred renewed activism in states where the issue lingered and prompted questions about the influence of the liquor lobby on elections and public opinion.
Governor George E. Chamberlain is described as holding a unique electoral record in Oregon. The piece notes his rare defeats of Republicans in their strongholds and six victorious campaigns, with increasing support, earning praise for his lasting public service without a vice presidential bid.
The passage praises a Democrat’s performance in a GOP state, noting Roosevelt’s large plurality and George Chamberlain’s strong service. It cites his faithful, fearless work as attorney general, district attorney, and governor, describing him as progressive and dedicated to the people, governed by conscience.
A fragmented Pendleton editorial questions who will play Judas for the Barber Asphalt and Warren Construction bids. It notes bids advertised, local sentiment against delays, and fears of escalating costs while mentioning Portland’s growth and a Texas ambush arrest elsewhere.
A Catholic Sentinel poem recalls a conquered tribe and the forest’s memory. The grave river and silent tepees mark a vanished people as the voices of the woods offer a muted benediction. James Neil frames the tale of loss, endurance, and the land’s quiet vigil.
The item lists upcoming events from June to September across cities such as Wallula Wall a and Omaha plus wool sale dates fixed by the Oregon Woolgrowers Association. Wool sale dates include Shaniko Baker City and various July slots. A fire in Nicholet Quebec destroyed part of a cathedral and related structures, with losses estimated at 400000 dollars.
An article touts dandruff as cause of scalp parasites that weaken hair. It promotes Nowbro’s Herpicide as a permanent cure that kills the dandruff germ, stops hair loss, and prevents baldness, with samples offered by mail and agents listed.
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