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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1908
Page
9
An old newspaper advertisement warns thousands suffer kidney trouble unseen. It promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root claiming cures for back and kidney pain, urinary issues, and night-time trips. Sold in 50c and $1 bottles with sample and book offer from Binghamton NY.
Freewater reports steady improvements with new homes and business ventures planned. The Peacock mill runs full time with many orders. Milton sees residents returning from California and nurseries shipping nationwide. O.R. and N. officials reportedly consider a Weston cut off to straighten the line and ease grades, a potential boost for the company.
Weston hosts the Walla Walla district Methodist conference with many ministers and delegates, while Weston plans Market Day for April 18 led by Fred Elffert. A musical at the Normal last night impressed attendees and local teachers Miss Millar and Mr. Mitchell earned praise for the program. Local shipment of Weston potatoes continues with Sim J. Cully shipping about 8000 sacks to markets.
Prominent architect Mr Norman R Coutler of the Delbert Building San Francisco fully endorses Electric Bitters as a tonic for all and a remedy for stomach liver and kidney disorders. The advertisement claims it builds up the system and serves as an exceptional blood purifier sold for 50c at Tallman & Co.'s drug store.
The funeral of Mrs. John Saling of Fostery, who died Thursday, drew a large crowd. Born May 15, 1869, in Polk county Missouri, she moved at age six with her parents to nab Grande Ose. She married John Sual ng June 4, 1857, and left a husband and 10 children, with several living in Umatisia county. J. I. Taylor purchased land in weet Iawn from JH. B. Gillette and plans to plat it for town lots. Potatoes are being planted by local farmers and a large potato harvest is expected for market. Rev. Henry B. Hudon, a representative of the International Reform bureau, will lecture at the M. EH. church in Beho Tuesday evening. Dr Kings New Life Pills are advertised with a money-back guarantee at Tallman & Co.'s drug store.
The state normal school board reports for the month ending March 20 from Weston and Monmouth. Monmouth enrolled students and paid 2965 dollars for tuition and dormitory use. Weston had 198 students and paid 2040 dollars in fees. The board ordered 420 diplomas from the state printer to last two years at about 10 dollars each. Monmouth and Ashland may hold six week summer normals under the school presidents, who will report faculty to the board. President Ressler of Monmouth received a six week leave to visit New York state normals and other eastern institutions.
A historical notice condemns Belgian men who fail to exercise their vote, outlining penalties for neglecting the franchise. The language reflects early civic duties and enforcement of electoral participation.
No case shows cough or cold turning into pneumonia after Foley's Honey and Tar. It stops your cough and breaks up your cold quickly. Refuse imitation in any yellow package. Contains no opiates and is safe. Pendleton Drug Co.
Dana, one of Parkville's new police dogs, credited with arresting burglar John Thompson after he fled a night patrol. Thompson carried a bag and carpenter tools later linked to the crime by Frederick Hartman, a confederate in court.
An advertisement touts Kool as a vegetable based digestive aid with natural juices and asserts each dose digests over 3000 grains of food. It lists Tallman & Co as sellers and mentions the Duc de Chaulnea, recently married to Miss Theodore Shonts, being charged $1,345 by a London tailor for clothes bought by a horseman in 1991.
The advertisement argues Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna offer a trustworthy laxative option. It touts gentle cleansing of internal organs, natural action, and absence of debility or dosage increases, claiming approval by physicians and urging purchase of the California Fig Setup Co. product only through loading druggists.
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