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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1902
Page
8
A shoe claim asserts customers can trust the brand to deliver true worth and confidence in every pair. The firm pledges to adjust any reasonable dissatisfaction and asserts their shoes are consistently better value for the money than rivals.
Dindinger Wilson and Company successors to Cleaver Bros. L. Greenwald, repairer. Phone black 91.
A bold gamecock, provoked by its own reflection in a backyard mirror at Jefferson Avenue and Pine Street, charged the image in a dramatic standoff. After repeated lunges and feints the bird exhausted itself in a final face to face clash with its mirrored foe.
A wide range of locals and visitors are listed with recent movements. Ed Brsibo and George Peringer visited Adams, Mrs Mollie Crane arrives from Echo, and many others including H J Bean and J H Ferguson were in Weston and Adams on business. Fortunes, travel, and station notes appear from Athena Pendleton and Portland, with civic figures like J P O'Brien and Horace Walker in town for county matters and rail schedules.
Coughs colds croup and throat and lung troubles are claimed to be cured quickly by One Minute Cough Cure. The ad claims it softens and liquefies mucus and removes the disease cause, with testimonials from Justice of the Peace J Q Hood Cros by Mississippi and statements from Tallman & Co and Brock & McComas.
An item from Leslie's Weekly presents a quip about a divorce applicant asking for support amid a sharp line about a husband failing to support his own hosiery. The humor rests on wordplay and social satire typical of the era.
A humorous note from the Chicago Record-Herald on habits of men and their umbrellas. It contrasts men losing their own umbrellas with borrowing others and reflects urban daily life and social behavior.
J R Holly of Macomb Illinois promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming his wife suffered severe stomach trouble before using it yet now eats normally with relief after several physicians failed. The ad asserts the product digests all foods without dieting and is offered by Tallman Co. and Brock McComas.
J. C. Hayes of Seattle Washington will visit on Saturday March 8 to purchase horses for the market.
A comic exchange from the Ohio State Journal and Chicago Record Herald appears about a landlady serving chicken at dinner. The first boarder laments lack of notice before fowl appears, sparking a joke about appetite and etiquette.
In a rustic scene Willie reports Uncle Rufus in the shed husking a hen. He shouts to Aunt Sue about the surprising yard activity, capturing a rural vignette from Les lie's Weekly with a humorous tone.
A Boston Home Journal item recalls a wife asking her husband for a $50 coat and a $15 bet to avoid a reaction. She later buys a $10 coat and a $1.98 toque, leaving him speechless.
The Senate’s blind chaplain Rev. Dr. W. H. Milburn recounts his long service dating to 1845 when he was elected by Rep Abraham Lincoln of Illinois. He describes how, in those days, one chaplain offered prayers for both houses, with the senate clock kept 10 minutes slower to coordinate openings.
George Levy case leads to reward adjustments by heirs and state. The state offers 1000 dollars on arrest and conviction of the murderer. Heirs offer 2000 dollars payable after higher court affirms conviction. Rewards go to Boise City Chief of Police Francis and Deputy Sheriff Robinson for capture efforts. Nicest candy in the city. Dutton's ce cream chocolates.
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