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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1910
Page
7
An ad claims Pape's Diapepsin cures indigestion within five minutes of a single dose. It describes fermentation and sour stomach as the cause of discomfort, promising relief from bloating, gas, and inability to digest foods. The remedy is priced at fifty cents and sold at pharmacies.
In Wabash Indiana Mrs Albert Holly met her husband who had marched to the Civil War and believed dead. They had split after the war and remarried others. Now widowed since her new husband was killed in a streetcar accident she and her long-lost spouse plan to remarry.
A 70 year old traveler from Elizabethtown, B F Tolson, praises Electric Bitters claiming they restore health and vitality. The ad asserts benefits including improved digestion, liver function, nerve vigor, and blood purification. Satisfaction guaranteed, price 60 cents, Taliman & Co.
Mike Murphy, renowned Pennsylvania trainer, outlined three changes to reduce danger in football. He argued for improved conditioning, safer tackling technique, and stricter enforcement of rules to limit high-risk plays.
Portland hardwood floor firm offers oak maple birch and walnut flooring in Pacific Northwest. Manufacturers of parquetry flooring with expert mechanics and estimates for finished floor work. Sells wash brushes furniture restoration and sliding shoes. Address 286 Yombhills St Portion Ore.
Pendleton residents urged to notice signs of kidney trouble such as altered urine color sediment and frequent painful urination. An endorsement from C Beale of Pendleton Oregon credits Doan's Kidney Pills with freeing him from back pain and nocturnal kidney disturbances after six years, with purchases available at The Pendleton Drug Co. and Foster Milburn Co. as US sole agents under the Dean's brand.
Market hogs reached $11.15 as top price with seven loads from Idaho and one from local Point. A total of eight hog loads and one cattle load were handled at firm quotes, with Idaho shipping seven hog loads. The day’s run shows firm prices vs last year. appetite strong for hogs at $11.10 to $11.20, while cattle and sheep ranged lower.
The Chicago wheat market fell by seven eighths to one and a quarter cents as crop news weighed on values. Traders watched crop condition reports and weather outlooks to gauge supply expectations.
Kansas City notes mixed progress in spring sowing with many fields showing poor color and dead tops while rain and warmer weather could revive growth. Late seeded wheat and oats appear vulnerable, and farmers anticipate stooling needs. Harvey county Newton area reports some improvement but substantial fields still poor as of mid March.
Wheat futures fell as sellers pressed contracts amid weaker overseas sentiment. Liverpool prices opened higher but closed lower than yesterday, while crop damage fears dominated trading. Local deliveries showed broad weakness with renewed selling pressure today.
The report lists cash grain bids and futures like No 2 red wheat at 1.19 1-2 to 1.21 1-4 and 1.15 1.18, No 2 hard at 1.13 3-4 to 1.14 1-2, No 3 hard 1.10 119, No 1 northern Bird 1-2 1.18 1-2, No 2 northern 1.14 1.16, No 2 spring 1.10 114, cash corn No 3 white 63 1-2, No 2 yellow 61 1-2 to 62 1-40, No 4 white 59 60c, No 4 corn 56, White No 4 yellow 57 59c.
The new pure food law aims to shield the public from injurious ingredients in foods and drugs. Ely's Cream Balm is presented as a safe remedy for cold in the head nasal catarrh hay fever and similar conditions, containing no injurious drugs and meeting the law's labeling requirements.
Governor Edwin L. Norris of Montana will be the principal speaker at Spokane's Jefferson Society dinner in the Moorish room of the Hotel Spokane on April 13. Fred F. Baldwin, society president, acts as toastmaster as the event honors Thomas Jefferson with speeches by Northwest political leaders, musical numbers, and an after-dinner informal session. The celebration expects 350 members and prominent guests from Washington, Idaho, Oregon, and Montana.
An advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills cure indigestion and nervousness, labeling them the world’s best stomach remedy. It promises relief from stubborn bowels and despondency, and notes a price of 26 cents at Tallman & Co.
The play by Charles Klein draws big crowds beyond regular theatergoers in Oregon. The production, praised as skilled and timely, addresses high finance and features brief clashes over dialogue with Le Barbier. Judge Ray intervenes to curb the language as the trial proceeds.
The community awaits a Monday March 24 performance of The Richest Man in the World featuring John Burkett Ryder as a noted American figure of the era. Mr Tarris will lead the company in this public event, drawing wide local interest.
In New York the trial of Lupo the Wolf and seven others in U S circuit court before Judge Ray saw Charles EB Lee Bar bier accuse Antonio Comite of insult as the Calabrian printer turned estate evidence against the defendants. Comite refused to look at him, recalling a past brutal incident on a Highlands farm. Judge Ray halted the taunts. Assistant District Attorney Abell Smith presented the prosecution.
Berlin reports a surge in drunkenness among boys prompting concern from authorities. Officials note growing number of underage drinkers and call for stricter enforcement and preventative measures. Local schools and clubs are urged to cooperate with police to curb the trend.
A police report reveals 11 year old Willi Petrus, son of a German waitress, found intoxicated on a street. He is sent to the Friedrich Detention House for Children, joining other youths addicted to drink as authorities strive to wean them from the craving. The piece notes mothers and fathers alarm over how youngsters obtain intoxicants and criticizes the stinginess of educated people who withhold information.
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