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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1901
Page
3
A letter from Captain [name missing] who commanded the Oregon thanks Oregon officials and the state for support during Puget Sound to Cuba voyage and the Santiago battle. Resolutions adopted by the state assembly acknowledge the service of the Oregon and her crew.
An advertisement touts Mall Calarrah Cure as a positive treatment for catarrh, claiming it cures by acting on the blood and tissues to strengthen constitution. It offers one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure and directs readers to send for testimonials.
Bob Fletcher and Frank Ulrich lead a discussion with several businessmen on organizing a baseball club. Action is expected soon, with details held in statu quo until Mort Mead returns from Portland. Fletcher travels to Athena and nearby towns to arrange a meeting with the Whitman College team.
An ad-like fragment promotes Shilohs parensne cure for coughs and wasting, with a claim that customers may take two thirds of the bottle and return unused portions for a refund. It notes prices around 26 cents and 60e, and references Tallman & Co. as leading sellers.
R. Martin, proprietor of City Bakery and Grocery, offers bulk buying benefits and states stock includes staple and fancy groceries plus an unbeatable bakery department. Invites potential buyers to call before placing spring orders to obtain prices.
Advertisement touts Becklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for itchy eczema and skin sores. It claims to heal raw areas, reduce inflammation, and leave no scar with a clean fragrance and low price of 25 cents at Tallman & Co.
A proposal in Pendleton urges building a local creamery to halt California imports and keep money in Umatilla County. Backers cite fifty Jersey cows, milk supply from regional stations, and a $5000 to $10000 plant cap. dairy advocates tout broader benefits for cattle, jobs, and local commerce.
The Portland Fredeewan notes Pendleton’s population rise and rising status among towns. It reports Pendleton forging ahead with metropolitan strides and expanding streets, reflecting substantial urban development.
The article claims dandruff and ringworm share a parasite origin. It states the dandruff germ harms hair roots, causing loss and baldness, and that no hair preparation worked until Newbro's Herpicide, which supposedly kills the germ, stops itching, and makes hair glossy. Available at all druggists with no substitutes.
Prof Charlee W Allen formerly of Shattuck and now at Alma College Michigan accepts a call to Whitman College as director of athletics and assistant professor of English The Statesman notes his strong scholarly and athletic credentials He was a famed college athlete and captain of the University of Chicago football team rated highly by Chicago coach Stage as a competent football coach in the Northwest
An ad claims Nutrefying food in the intestines reduces poisons and expels pollens from clogged bowels. It promises gentle, easy relief from constipation biliousness and headaches and lists Tallman and Yo as sellers.
A postal card message urges Sabbath observance and obedience, claiming divine command and urging publication in localities. The second item notes Captain Lucien C. Polk arriving at Fort Walla Walla with convalescents from Vancouver, detailing unit assignments and a single soldier previously stationed there.
Fragmentary OCR lists a sale by Tallaray & Co., druggists, with scattered references to MeBARTIN and Montevilie and a guarantee of money back on unverified items. Contains damaged text about consumption and an advertisement tone.
Residents urged by water commissioners to fund street sprinkling in east west streets Webb Alta Court Water. A trial season is expected to convince the town to adopt permanent dust control with district pledges. Citizens note the plan hinges on local support and water commission action.
A new method preserves fruit properties by combining it with selected grains to create Fixgprune Cereal, a substitute for coffee and tea. It is marketed as a perfect breakfast beverage and available at grocers with samples offered.
Ad claims Fig prune Cereal made from California fruit and grains feeds nerve centers. It is prepared like coffee, resembles coffee in appearance, and promises strength and health for the child, with 46 percent grain and fruit content.
A quirky note from Alt Grocers says Figprune Cereal can substitute for coffee as a perfect food beverage option. The claim suggests customers consider cereal as a morning energy boost.
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