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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1917
Page
7
Old newspaper ad promotes Jad Salts as a kidney flush. It claims the drink cleanses kidneys, neutralizes urine acidity, and prevents bladder disorders. Recommends four ounces of salts daily mixed in water before breakfast for several days, touting safety and general health benefits.
A fragmented domestic page features a kitchen recipe using eggs milk flour and baking powder, plus a long list of suggested dishes from steaks to roast lamb and desserts. It includes scattered mentions of butter vegetables meats and a brief legal notice from Toledo with a notary stamp.
The page blends kitchen suggestions with a Sloan’s Liniment advertisement. It suggests boiled ham with Pinnach and creamed potatoes, baked apples or cider, and Indian pudding as a dessert. An ad touts Sloan’s Liniment and Glenn’s Liniment for bruises strains and external pains.
An old advertisement advises taking Hambare Breast Tea to treat a bad cold and grip. It suggests one tablespoon steeped in boiling water, strained, as a remedy to loosen congestion, open pores, and stimulate the bowels, claiming safety and low cost.
An old home remedy recommends Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair. The preparation is applied with a brush or sponge, costing about 60 cents, and is said to evenly tint hair by morning for a more youthful, attractive appearance. The note cautions it is not for severe cases.
Portland Ore March 3 There was another small run of livestock in the North Portland yards with firm trade. While no sale of hogs beyond 12.55, the market shows strength at that price and extra choice stock could bring 12.75. General cattle range notes strong demand for Willamette valley arrivals and a three day lull in mutton offerings. Shippers listed include J M Mishter Wiodhurn and others with loads of cattle and hogs moving from several towns.
Washington reports improving railroad transportation conditions with reduced congestion. Chicago relief deepened while Minneapolis notes ample box cars for immediate needs and redistribution through regular channels. Gulf ports show easing as river traffic declines through February.
Word of the sinking of the steamer Tritonia arrived by cable to agents today with no details. The vessel sailed from the port and stopped at Hollies to take on horses. it was built in Greenow in 1987 and registered there.
Madison Illinois report describes Tony Byrangelovic a 37 year old Svrtian who was shot in the head breaking his jaw and entering his mouth. He calmly spat out the bullet and continued arguing with Mike Currmion a 43 year old Austrian who had fired prior. Currmanon was arrested. surgeon says he will recover though brain was fractured slightly.
Ninety eight Stanford university faculty members signed a telegram to President Wilson urging use of all means to defeat Germany after the Lusitania and Laconia sinkings. President Ray Lyman Wilbur’s name led the signatures pledging support for any action to achieve that end. Chancellor Emeritus David Starr Jordan was absent from the campus and did not appear on the telegram.
A Red Key Indiana mother credits Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin with curing her baby Max's severe constipation since infancy. The family uses it as a mild, non gagging laxative for all members, praising quick action, no griping, and no narcotics. Details urge avoiding imitations and offer a free bottle by writing to Dr Caldwell.
A dense listing shows numerous attorneys at law with room and building details across Despain, Smith Crawford, American National Bank, and Emsh-Crae buildings. It also notes J T Brown's Furniture Store, a funeral director service, a doctor practice for eye ear nose and throat, and legal ad services for county court and justice court filings.
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