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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1917
Page
7
Pendleton resident L. Greenawald reports backache sleepless nights and urinary distress eased by one box of Doane Kidney Pills. He notes a May 17 1910 statement and a May 12 1918 confirmation that the pills consistently relieve kidney trouble. Foster Milton Co distributes Dean's Kidney Pills nationally.
A product claim urges daily morning intake of hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanes stomach kidneys and bowels. It promises relief from headaches bad breath and indigestive waste, claiming improved skin and energy. The message advocates a one week regimen on an empty stomach before breakfast.
James Doran Charles Mertinatis and George Alaveski Stamford youths returned from Huntington and tell of an all night ordeal after their 18 foot open launch drifted without an anchor in Stamford harbor. They improvised paddles, used clothing as fuel, flagged a motor vessel, and later walked to Huntington before sending for money to return home.
A distorted report claims two British steamers Hackett and Bethel were sunk off New York on May 23. It says Americans aboard lifeboats were rescued after torpedoing, mentions Valkyrie and other ships, and notes British operations amid wartime chatter with unclear names and dates.
May 24 Portland notes higher wool prices and better sheep values with improved demand across Willamette Valley. Oregon cattle and hog prices show steady to firm trends while Inland Empire wheat prospects vary by region. Reports from Baker, Pendleton, Walla Walla and Idaho detail wool yields, alfalfa losses, and wheat crop conditions amid variable spring weather.
McDonough county May 125 Sheriff Darren Tarties was shot and killed near Macomb by Walter Niles, the man later arrested for stealing a automobile. Four hours later Niles killed himself as locals cornered him. A hastily attempted embalming was interrupted when the buddy revived and was moved to a local hospital.
An old ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and related ailments for thirty five years. It promises health improvements after short use and urges readers to send for a free sample while noting J Renby & Co as sellers in Toledo Chicago.
A dubious ad-like claim promotes Freemine a magical drug from an uncertain Cincinnati source. It promises relief for corns calluses and hardened skin with a few drops applied to the affected areas. The text urges seeking a small yellow-labeled bottle sold cheaply at stores claiming instant results.
James and Perry attorneys at law operate above Tarlor Hardware. Frederick Steiner attorney at law in amith-Crawford. Lowell attorney allied at law and commission. Bextley and Montgomery real estate fire life and accident insurance agents at 15 Main West. A Ror practice limited to eye ear and throat in Judd Building room 31.
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