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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1908
Page
3
A doctor reports a worst case of eczema seen in 40 years. A six month old infant suffered blood oozing all over the body and needed silk wraps and a pillow. The child is now perfectly cured.
A widow’s husband details his newborn daughter born premature, his wife dying hours later, and the child’s long illness with a skin condition. He credits Doctor B, Cuticura products, and Cuticura soap for the child’s survival and health, describing a severe case and urging usage.
If youre undecided where to send your vehicle for repair this shop offers inducements for good work promptly done and that little money settles the bill. Carriage repairing and painting services for old rigs. Gasoline engines hacks and wagons handled by expert painter. injuries unknown.
In New York on March 17 officials noted improving sentiment with fewer idle freight cars, factory resumption, and reopenings in iron and steel. Copper prices rose after mine reopenings, money rates declined, and foreign funds shaded to high grade securities. Bond market lacked breadth while stock indices advanced on reduced liquidation and short interest, amid planned new issues and year-end fiscal considerations.
A Philadelphia bulletin recounts an Algerian villager explaining that true believers must not shade their eyes per the Koran. He notes desert dwellers avoid head coverings to respect scripture, resulting in higher blindness. Spring winds bring chapping and freckles. pine salve from A. Kooppen & Bras advertised for skin injuries.
Salem Statesman reports Salem will become a first class postoffice. Postmaster Farrar has long aimed to raise annual receipts from 35,500 to 40,000 to meet the requirement for first class status. The change appears likely barring an unexpected drop in revenues.
The article argues that prosperity hinges on cultivating 5 to 160 acre tracts, noting labor limits on large farms and urging settlers to favor small farms. It claims small holdings produce better results, foster community, improve schools, and should be encouraged while acknowledging colonist rates and frontier conditions.
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