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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1907
Page
6
The piece argues that osteopathy treats both chronic and acute childhood illnesses, including diphtheria and scarlet fever, and that osteopaths in older communities are becoming family physicians. It asserts osteopathy’s effectiveness in acute conditions in children due to their active, responsive systems.
Pendleton woman Mrs D Coffman reports relief from back and kidney pains after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Pendleton Drug Co. The testimonial cites improved kidney function and general well being. Sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. remember the name Doan's.
Hotel Portland in Portland Oregon offers American plan rooms from $3 per day with special rates for families and single gentlemen. The management invites visitors to view rooms and learn prices. Modern Turkish bath facilities available at the hotel.
Milton news notes the eighth wide graduated-City Park orders under way, new hotel fund rising, serious pneumonia relapse, relocation to Harney County, Prescott baseball win, trolley line booming business, court case on horse foreclose, Walla Walla college band concert, and park cleanup with public involvement. Also land sales and local travel updates.
H A Brandon in charge reports rapid progress on the Pilot Rock branch railroad with track laying to begin after the Umatilla river bridge work. An artesian well near La Grande has reached 435 feet, with deeper drilling planned. Depot work at Walla Walla advances under Brandon, with no changes to local depot accommodations.
Freewater Chronicles notes a fixed 26 cent price for strawberry crates at the Freewater Canning & Preserving company meeting. R L Knight travels to Des Moines for several weeks. Mrs Trene Smith, a socialist, spoke at the hall. The old hotel is rebuilt and hosts offices and rooms. City council grants O R N permission to extend a side track to the cannery with right of way, echoed by Walla Walla Traction for a factory sidetrack. Measles cases appear light. The Freewater Times plans a cylinder press, locals attend Woodmen convention, and others visit Columbia College. Growers seek rain as crops await relief.
The city council met Monday evening and introduced several new ordinances. One regulates bicycle riding on streets by limiting speed, while another restricts minors from loitering near cigar stores billiard halls and card tables and from playing games in public places of business.
Medical examiners attribute higher female insurance rates to digestion related illness risks. Remedies praised include Miona tablets from Tallman & Co, claimed to restore stomach function. News notes strikes in Mexico and arrests in Indiana for lynching Jim Wijville, with murder charges filed.
Recount compares 10 year old horse prices in eastern Oregon at 5 to 7 dollars per head with city teams selling for 450 dollars. Warns that staying with a business when others exit can build wealth if assets are kept. References Burns Times-Herald on the horse and cattle market shift.
An old health ad explains how blood impurities cause skin eruptions and a range of conditions from acne to eczema. It promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier sourced from plants, claiming to cleanse the blood and cure skin diseases, with testimonials from Edward Long and J Wiseman.
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