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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1913
Page
5
The county court completed the Wild Horse Cut after 60 years, eliminating Wild Horse hill. The project will save energy and time, seen as economy rather than expense, and the improvement will endure.
The piece riffs on a Christian Science Monitor idea that women could adopt waistcoat pockets like men. It extols pockets as storage space and humorously compares male and female attire while noting fashion tariffs and wool market uncertainty as context for a broader discussion.
A Webster note found on a Frisco train carves a tale about Lu M Hartwell and Jim Dawson planning a 6:19 outing with the mysterious "Bugs." Jim’s wife and card club peers cannot parse the clue until her husband reveals Lu is a male fly fisher whose handmade ties are famed, exposing a misread of scandalous implications.
Miss Flutie Belcher endures renewed attention from Raz Barlow as she reads romance novels and decides Raz is not a suitable match for true devotion. The Hogwallow Kentuckian notes her cautious stance and the persistent suitor.
A midnight home invasion tale told by Secretary of the Navy Daniels recounts a burglar creeping up stairs only to be scolded by a resident calling out about muddy shoes. The intruder leaves with his partner after hearing the warning and decides to abandon the robbery.
Students who delivered orations last night face a 24 hour wait for the judges to announce their decision. Prosperity has caused many good ball teams to fall.
A humorous local column notes Sid ney Hocks lighting a lantern while the Excelsior Fiddling Band struggles to learn. Miss Rosyola Mosley moodily composes poems. Crickett Hicks desires a larger town life with mechanized laundry. An unknown photographer visited Friday and took Frisby Hancock s mule photo. Poke Earley plans to quit farming after reading farm journals. Atlas Peck fills wind jugs for summer use. A flock of wild geese rested at Tobe Mosely s pond on Thursday and head north for summer, benefiting from their stay in the South.
World beat nose and throat specialists advise breathing eucalyptus to destroy catarrh germs and heal sore spots. Booths HYOMET is Australian eucalyptus with thymol and antiseptics. use inhaler or vapor per directions to relieve catarrh and nasal misery. Complete outfit with directions $1.00. HYOMEL bottle 50 cents at Tallmin Co. and druggists.
A dialogue shows worry and reluctance as one partner admits the house evokes home. The other notes love and fear drive behavior, suggesting men avoid trouble by following a wife's intuition in urban reflection from Philadelphia Telegraph.
Cures claimed for backache rain along the back dizziness headache and languor with Mother Gray’s Aromatic Leaf a root and herb remedy for kidney and urinary troubles. Promoted as a tonic laxative dose 50 cents available from Druggists or by mail samples free The Mother Gray Co Le Roy N Y
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