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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
6
A distressed woman endured severely cracked and sore feet making weight bearing impossible even with pillows. Remedies previously offered failed to alleviate pain or restore comfort, leaving her long unable to see improvement or relief until an unspecified remedy or treatment offered hope.
Mrs Margaret Primmer of Plattin Missouri credits Cuticura with curing years of cracked sore feet after trying many remedies. She used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills bought for one dollar and reports lasting relief since 1907 with repeated praise for the products.
A Pendleton notice urges women to treat kidney illness with Doan's Kidney Pills. It cites relief from backache and general fatigue after use, featuring a testimonial from J. T. Galloway of Elgin Oregon praising the remedy. Sold by dealers 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan's.
Railroad reporters say E H Harriman contemplates purchasing the Nevada California Oregon line from Reno to Alturas and extending it to Klamath Falls connecting with Central Oregon. An eastern spur from Lakeview toward Huntington or Prairie City would link Portland and Salt Lake City, with the aim of a straight Spokane to San Francisco route and a broadened Oregon southward network benefiting timber minerals agriculture and cattle.
Two highwaymen robbed six passengers the conductor and porter on a Denver Rio Grande Pullman car in West Denver. Each victim lost varying sums from 119 to 389 dollars totaling about 1140 dollars. The robbers escaped as the car waited for morning. The only unmolested passenger was Mrs. N. R. Hussey.
President Theodore Roosevelt emphasizes that agriculture is more than crops. He argues rural life hinges on human interests and quality farm homes. He calls for swift, thorough improvements to brighten country life for farmers' families and nationwide well being.
The Dime offers a Monday night at nine o'clock drawing for a fine set of silverware to be displayed at Kintey's jewelry store. Save your tickets.
The essay notes Congress is asked to appropriate three thousand dollars to hire a child welfare expert as a first step toward a broader Interior Department bureau for schoolchildren. A Nebraska woman contrasts hog farming aid with her efforts to raise a boy, lamenting the economic logic of Washington. The piece mocks cuts to playground funding while anticipating future hog domes and personal hogs in society.
Philadelphia Times lauds Taft as a strong prospect for prosperity. The piece highlights his Yale background, all-American status, and steadfast work ethic as evidence he will be a safe, capable national guide.
An advertisement promises healing from catarrh asthma and hay fever by delivering Australian dry air. For $1 customers can buy an outfit with inhaler to breathe the antiseptic air believed to purify mucous membranes. If no improvement, money back.
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