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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1902
Page
3
Dr James William Kidd of Fort Wayne Indiana claims to have discovered a life extending elixir that cures many diseases. He offers the remedy free by mail, with testimonials of remarkable recoveries and rapid improvements, promising no risk to recipients.
Milton items report G A Nichols will become business manager of an Adventist college at Barron Springs Michigan and leave Wednesday. D J Phelps shipped 600 dozen eggs to points east. Milton hen glut hits local market as prices sag. Henry Lloyd returns from Moscow Idaho after five months with Seattle Grain Co and plans a vacation. he recently recovered from smallpox. Freewater items note Alfred Salberger died Sunday of consumption at home aged 21 after returning from Seattle seeking health. Funeral held Sunday. Frank J Berry reports early strawberry growth at Freewater garden plots sheltered by sod. Freewater remains dry this week and liquor licenses may be granted at March 31 council meeting. currently residents must travel to Walla Walla or join Milton temperance club.
An Austrian inventor claims a new garment can resist knife thrusts and pistol bullets, offering protection for rulers and public figures. The piece argues inner protection is vital and endorses Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the best health maker, claiming 60 years of curing headaches, indigestion, dyspepsia, flatulence, insomnia, and serving as a spring tonic and blood purifier.
The Has Beens, a former town baseball group, issue an open invitation to the regulars to meet at Alta Street grounds for a practice game to test the regulars and showcase their own skill. Led by Ed Dupuis, Jake Marin, Bob Cronin, and pitchers Phat Turner and Elmer Turner, with Charles Shockey, J. Van Wilson, and others, they seek to prove they deserve a name change to the Will Bes.
The St. Agnes Guild will hold a rummage sale Monday afternoon and evening April 1 at the Parish House next to the Episcopal church. Find bargains in clothing household articles books magazines and more with fancy articles cut flowers and aprons also for sale. Light refreshments will be served and a pleasant time assured for all attendees.
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Chares H Gribble will be baptized at Galloway chapel South E B Jones pastor officiating at 11 o clock Easter Sunday. The robe to be worn is more than 100 years old and has seen about 60 uses. Woven by a maternal ancestor and trimmed with lace it stands as a notable relic among machine made garments. Dr Thomas Dunn Panglieh, author of Bee Bolt, has been ill at home in New York but is improving and likely to recover.
Postmaster Brunton in Walla Walla reports a $100 yearly raise for five clerks earning under the threshold. The increment, effective July 1, is not universal and does not apply to Pendleton. Raises arise from postmasters’ recommendations and federal approval when deserving.
Druggists cautious yet many endorse Newbro’s Herpicide as the treatment that absolutely kills the dandruff germ. H Swannell & Son of Champaign Illinois cite a customer who gained a hairline after using the product and many similar testimonials from across the country.
D K Richardson a Helix general merchandiser files suit in Umatilla district court against James McCorkell and Neal McEachern seeking 1793.50 on a promissory note dated February 13, 1991 plus 250 attorneys fees interest at 10 percent and costs. Attorney R J Slater represents the plaintiff.
Mrs Ida Hamblen touring as grand organizer of the Royal Neighbors was robbed of 40 dollars in Ellensburg Washington. The money disappeared from a hand satchel during a banquet at a prominent hotel. no suspect named at the time, but recovery hoped. The loss kept her detained in Ellensburg for several days.
A period health advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a thorough female tonic. It cites relief from menstrual pain irregularities and related symptoms, includes a testimonial from Mrs Cons. B. Gily of Philadelphia, and invites readers to write Mrs Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts for free advice.
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