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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
3
The piece describes a marshmallow frosting recipe using sugar water egg whites and marshmallows with detailed steps for cooking whipping and folding. It also includes a tip for keeping flatirons clean by a weekly washing and polishing routine.
California orange growers experiment with electric heaters to protect orchards from frost damage. Fruit farmers assess efficacy and costs while pursuing safeguards for vulnerable groves.
A 19th century style advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It includes a testimonial from a bank official praising Cheney and notes internal consumption of the remedy with a price of 76 cents per bottle and a pill recommendation for constipation.
An exceptional Friday program includes Vitagraph productions with Miss Norma Talmadge and Hughie Mack. The Sneak stars Miss Alice Joyce and Mr Tom Moore in a gripping drama about a society girl’s brother entangled in a schemer’s plot. Also shown are An Innocent Informer and The Crazy Prospector with Edison and Fe ssaway.
A newspaper listing promotes Vitagraph’s The Stronger Sex starring Leah Baird as a society drama about influence between genders. Edison presents a two plane comedy, The Reluctant Understudy, and Kalem offers The Haunted House with Handsworth and Crane leading.
Friday and Saturday showcase a full length drama The Black Chancellor by the Great Northern Feature Film company. It holds interest from start to finish with virtuous triumph and wicked punished as expected. Also screening Burelarizing Bully, a lively Bills Quirk comedy with Miss Gladys Rahe soprano soloist.
In St Paul Minnesota on May 3 a man called Ave Hee at Rochester sanitarium denies ever being a banker in Paul Valley Oklahoma. He signs with peculiar gestures stating Mrs Dean erred in identification and claims no memory of a wife. He says he served in the navy since youth and faces a proposed memory-restoring operation next week.
State Treasurer Thomas B Kay and Secretary of State Jen W Olcott visited Portland after touring Samuel Hill’s Maryhill estate and inspecting hard surface highways. They then inspected Pendleton’s eastern Oregon hospital, noting progress under Superintendent McNary, and praising farm improvements, a garden, and alfalfa hay for the dairy herd and stock.
An article promoting Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative for aging digestion. It warns against harsh purgatives and emphasizes regular movement, gentle exercise, and a natural bowel rhythm. Includes customer testimonial from Mr. Miller of Baroda Michigan and a mail sample offer.
Dr McNary reports progress in leveling rough grounds around the hospital. He expects several acres of lawn to surround the Institution buildings, with his force well in hand and conditions better than anticipated after a short period.
A newspaper feature touts a freckle remedy sold by a dealer with a money back guarantee. It urges Miss Freckle-face to try ethine doble sirénath from a druggist, claiming little cost and a visible clear complexion after a few applications. The ad notes most users require only one ounce and warns to ask for the original strength prescription.
A cautious voice notes that options feel acceptable yet fail to establish proof or certainty, stressing prudence over premature conclusions. It highlights the gap between potential and verifiable outcome and urges measured judgment in uncertain situations.
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