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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1910
Page
6
Advertises Swain Medicine Co Inc Kansas City Missouri products for sale by Tallman Co Pendleton Oregon. Product listing mentions the phrase Exp el the Poison Make Life a Joy likely a tag line or slogan in an old catalog. The readable fragments provide minimal context about offerings and distributor locations.
A. FE. SERUM, Optometrist advertises gentle aid for vision with low charges, inviting readers to seek affordable eye care.
Col J H Raley delivers a long inspirational address to Pendleton academy’s 1910 graduates marking their transition from students to young ladies. He blends praise with a sober reminder that they now bear adult responsibilities while reflecting on the journey from childhood to achievement and urging emulation of their mentors.
A brief notice notes a Baker cab stand located at the Hotel St George with the contact line Phone Main 13 for arrangements or inquiries.
Portland reports Tom Collins the crack distance runner has returned to County Mayo Ireland for health reasons. He suffers from dyspepsia and hopes peat bog life and outdoor exercise will restore him. He aims to be cured in time to return to the United States for the autumn championships.
A new foot care product named Liquid Foot Base markets relief for tired aching and sweaty feet priced at 26s per bottle through First Class Drug Stores. The ad emphasizes comfort and happiness for every user.
Notice states drug stores will close at 8 p m on Sundays and 2 p m on weekdays starting May 29, with Saturday hours until 10 p m. Names listed include A C Koeppen & Bros Tallman & Co F J Donaldson Pendleton Drug Co. Also an ad touts Bal lard's Herbine for digestive relief and asks if you take the last Oregonian.
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