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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1910
Page
7
Overworked kidneys weaken the body and impurity builds in the blood. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root is advertised as a leading kidney and bladder remedy with claims of rapid, mild effects. Available in drugstores or via sample by mail from Kilmer & Co. Interact with readers about verifying kidney issues through the sample offer.
Judge Bean and District Attorney G Phelps convened a short term of the circuit court at Heppner Oregon with jury cases postponed to the November term except a few civil matters. Attorneys challenged the local option law claiming records omitted a required meeting before the June election, but the judge upheld the state and the case moves to the supreme court.
Washington. The turpentine industry in the south, once threatened with destruction by old cutting methods, finds a boon in the cup and gutter tapping system tested by the department of agriculture. Forests have become depleted, sparking concern as production moves southward. The department notes the system yields 30 percent more product, does not weaken trees, and leaves them thrifty, urging adoption for permanent regional development.
A lion in a Pittsburg zoo reportedly fondled a child's hand reaching into its cage. The incident underscores dangers to children near wild animals and follows recalls about illnesses treated by medicines like Dr King’s New Discovery. Mrs George B Davis of Flat Rock NC touts its effectiveness for croup and colds with trial bottle offers and guarantees.
In Asotin Washington Luper a 20 year old man from Gifford Idaho working for Mills on Cloverland Flat lost his left thumb and injured his third finger after a barn door slammed shut startling horses he was leading from a stable. His hand was caught in a hook of a chain tug tearing the thumb at the first joint and badly tearing the other finger.
The Treasury began distributing 5 million dollars to Cherokee Indians, issuing about 30,850 warrants at 143 dollars each. The process will take the month, with 23,000 recipients west of the Mississippi. The claim dates to the early 1800s, with the payout largely four fifths interest on the original claim.
Special correspondence from Weston Oregon notes residents support keeping Ashland normal schools under state control. Merchants will close stores at 6 each evening starting Monday, except Saturdays, likely continuing until harvest time when hours extend for harvesters. Local arrivals and visits include Ross Towery from Newkirk and Bend petition efforts for eastern normal school support.
Advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy for constipation sick headache biliousness jaundice and indigestion. Claims thousands bless them and that they are sold by all dealers.
A House debate recounts Joseph Dobson's 1876 case in which a missing soldier was chained for three months and imprisoned for four years after a minor absence. The adjutant general called the punishment unreasonably severe, and Rep Thomas urged removing the desertion charge. Rockefeller ad pitches a medicine in an ad at the end.
A party of 60 infants aged three months to just over a year travels from New York to New Orleans aboard a Pullman car with 17 trained nurses to address an apparent shortage of babies in New Orleans and a surplus in New York. The item also notes guidance on Champlain’s Cough Remedy for children, recommended by dealers.
An advertisement claims Happline at First Class Drug Stores sells a foot relief drink for 36 a bottle. The copy urges relief for tired aching and sweaty feet and asserts safe use for a broad audience.
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