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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1911
Page
3
A Carmelite House Prophecy quotes Lord Northelviffe noting rising demand for expert knowledge. Publications that teach are likely to increase as information moves from quarterlies to broader access for all.
American Machinist states Barnum did not win by deceiving the public but by offering the best product. He advertised the greatest show on earth and delivered compelling performances and goods.
The piece cites the Furniture Record and Consumers Everywhere praising advertising as a shortcut to fortune. It quotes the advertiser’s aim to make announcements as engaging as news content and notes Mr Frank Van Camp on consumer reach and varied means of advertising.
Weston March 21 A heavy home wedding united Leonard Douginas and Miss Clara Plepenbrink at the home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Douginas. Rev W J Payne of United Brethren church performed the ceremony at noon. The couple left on the evening train amid Weston friends. Local items note births, moves, and visits including Arthur Wright’s baby daughter born March 17 named gathering Armina, and various residents visiting or relocating. A brief notice adds Dr Kings New Life Pills claim to prevent appendicitis with 25c at Koeppens. The Columbia River is reported at a lower stage than in 26 years per pioneer J J Muir.
American consul general Frank Dillingham visited Thuringia in Germany and learned of vast toy production for Christmas. Toys valued at about 24 million dollars were made for children worldwide, with teddy bears waning in popularity and character dolls rising to meet demand.
Former Judge Charles F. Fishback, chairman of the Chicago board of control for the National Irrigation Congress, has left Chicago to take the gospel of irrigation to England. He will seek support and promote the congress goals during his overseas tour.
Lord Alfred Harmsworth's interest prompts discussion of American development work. London and Liverpool financiers weigh English funds for irrigation across Wyoming as Joy Morton attracts backing. Mr Fishback has long dealt in midwestern irrigation securities and may push the effort abroad.
The article notes a surge in London business by real estate agents and house furnishers and decorators as coronation preparations unfold. Dressmakers and other vendors are busy, with Americans and foreigners particularly active in renting houses for the coronation period that will be followed by a height of activity.
Pendleton readers hear a longstanding claim for Dean's Kidney Pills as a universal remedy for kidney related ailments. Mrs. E J Meiners of Pendleton Oregon recounts relief from backache and soreness after use, with continued praise in 1910. The ad notes availability from FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY and a 60 cent price, urging customers to "Remember the name Doan's."
The late Baroness Burdette-Coutts house in Piccadilly is rented for coronation events by John Haye Hammond special ambassador of the United States. The palace was inherited from the Duchess of St Albans and now belongs to her husband. Burdett-Coutts is noted as a suitor for Ava Willing Astor, former wife of a New York magnate.
The notice explains Westbound fares from Chicago to Omaha and Kansas City with limited Eastbound services. It instructs depositing fare value with a local railroad agent to telegraph an order for a ticket to any East address and invites inquiries for printed information on opportunities and resources, offering to send addresses for forwarding materials.
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