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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1905
Page
4
The East Oregonian lists subscription prices for Daily, Weekly, and Semi-Weekly editions with options by mail or outside cities. Notices to advertisers require copy to arrive by 4:45 p.m. the preceding day, with deadlines for Monday ads set by the prior Saturday.
A narrator recalls a stagnant marsh and a putrid pool, then shifts to a hovel marked by penury. From a grim dwelling emerges a figure who would come to rule the world of men, with references to Stricki and W. Gillilag.
Fragmentary OCR cites Ponty fil t phrase "Pure for public distress, and" linked to public education and Ruskin, with unclear context and missing details.
A garbled 19th century sale notice mentions a large land grant near Cascadis and a forthcoming market event. It references local hillside celebrations around St Bitrick’s Day and a morning gathering in Breen, with emphasis on community wear and observances.
A fragmented note envisions Alberta gaining splendid citizens from Umatilla county and hopes they return to seed Umatilla. It mentions Spookdoom inhabitants needing ample food and reports a New York seance where an investigator captured a materialized spirit weighing about 7 20 percent pounds and wearing earthly coat.
The report mentions proposals against Mormons for polygamy with options to leave the country or face charges. It notes Portland tax payments exceeding $400,000 and a $40,000 payment by one man. June 22 23 and 14 are set for the Bluerock Tournament in Portland drawing top shooters from Idaho Oregon California and Montana. Pendleton boasts wheat and wool revenue, while Bridges and Booth at the Roseburg land office face potential removals and new appointments by Hitchcock. a Seattle intrigue involving Wealey L Sevucool is also noted.
The note records a petition by Wealey Li May to change his name to one he is widely known by, citing family troubles and a past linked to his wife’s divorce, her remarriage, and her noted execution in Sing Sing. He aims to sever ties with his former life and keep his adopted name. Additionally, Baker County Sheriff Brown raids saloons for Sunday closing law violations, indicting all saloonkeepers and forecasting further arrests as counties prepare to close or have closed establishments.
An article urges caution over shared toilet soap in public restrooms and hotel lavatories. It notes infection risk from contaminated soap, cites Scientific American, and cites bills in two Eastern states to ban exposing soap to multiple users. It mentions soap enclosures and industry adoption, plus a Boston steamer fire damage and a Montana suicide inquiry.
Proud claim of sixty years of cures from Hostetters Stomach Bitters with thousands of letters praising results. It targets poor appetite chills colds grippe torpid liver constipation indigestion dyspepsia malaria fever and ague, urging readers to try a bottle.
A brief account notes severe eczema with itching and bleeding covering body and face. Doctors and medicines reportedly failed to ease the pain, highlighting a distressing ailment without effective relief.
A long testimonial from Mrs Altie Etson of Bellevue Michigan describes a five year battle with itching and bleeding eczema. She credits Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent with rapid improvement after initial baths and four bottles of Resolvent, urging others to write for verification.
Pendleton Oregon facility offers private rooms with fine furnishings an equipped operating room and a maternity department providing every comfort for patient care. Telephone Malin 1651.
The article argues that tonsillitis arises from neck muscle contractures caused by colds and nerve irritation from minor bone displacement. It advocates relaxing contracted muscles and restoring natural drainage rather than removing tonsils. Chronic enlargements are cured by improving circulation and drainage, with osteopathy claiming marked success.
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