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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1911
Page
6
In Quincy Illinois Frank H Ejinhaus while digging for a Sterns company sign uncovered a near seven foot tall prehistoric skeleton buried in clay for hundreds of years. Bones crumbled when exposed to air and appeared brown with age as the find drew interest from local observers.
Advertises ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP as cures for soreness itching and skin or scalp conditions including pimples and dandruff. Promotes use after shaving and for toilet purposes. Sold by druggists everywhere and Pendleton Drug Co in Pendleton.
The report notes a lower jaw with no teeth and a sharp edge, while the upper jaw shows tooth sockets. The jaw lacks nerve holes, suggesting it never housed teeth. The bones may offer anthropological insights into ancient inhabitants around Quincy.
A vintage advertisement urging prompt use of Ballard's Snow Liniment for common injuries from boys. It promises relief from pain and healing, listing prices 25c 50c and 1 and naming A. Cc. Koeppen & Bros as distributors.
A Stanfield mass meeting endorsed city council action to sue the Umatilla Water Users association and Supervising Engineer Newell over water seepage injuring city lands near the project. Damages also target Furnish project lands. cementing the ditch near Stanfield is proposed to stop spills.
Eighth graders of eleven members, who passed their exams for high school, attended Sunday evening services at the Presbyterian church where Rev. James Faucett delivered an instructive sermon. The class participated in a musical program including songs, quartets, a Bible reading, and a baccalaureate sermon. Also advertised is Chamberlain's Liniment for rheumatism with dealer availability.
Pochahontas Virginia May 23 Indications are that the town will go dry in today’s special local option election The saloons were voted out two years ago but the result was set aside on technical grounds
New York fashion notes describe garden party frocks as vital summer wear with wider skirts replacing hobble styles. American designers favor straight silhouettes and subtle petticoats, while bold color contrasts and soft silks shape festive ensembles for transport, walking, luncheons, and theater outings.
Hawkins asks Binks about his seven children and whether any favorite exists among them. Binks says no conscious favorites, but notes they favor the 1911 mode over earlier years in a light Harper’s joke.
An advertorial states with medical rhetoric that wind gas sour stomach or constipation may signal chronic appendicitis. It promotes a single dose of Adler-ika a German remedy containing thickthorn bark and glycerine as a quick-acting treatment from Pendleton Drug Co.
A claim that headaches stem from a dis ordered stomach and can be cured with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mentioned as for sale by all dealers.
William L. Ralston of Pittsburg, once a destitute visitor to the Elizabeth New Jersey rescue mission, pledges 50000 dollars in gratitude for Superintendent Howard T. Sheckler’s work. He will receive a legacy of 900000 from his aunt Mrs Jeanie Ralston within a month after settling Pittsburgh affairs.
Anne Croman of Santa Roan Cal relates a dermatology claim about DD Prescription a skin cure said to relieve eczema and other skin troubles. The ad touts a wash that cleanses impurities and smooths the skin claiming instant relief and childlike healing. Tallman Drug Co markets the product.
Tallman & Co advertises Mi-o-na as a guaranteed stomach cure with money-back if not effective. It claims relief in minutes, benefits for bilious or nervous symptoms, and offers a free trial sample and nationwide availability. Mrs. Mary Hutchinson endorses two boxes for stomach distress.
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