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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1907
Page
6
In a cracked, OCR style note from Paris a patient reports paying one hundred francs twenty dollars to consult a noted physician about an skin irritation. The letter claims specialists at Saint Le Paris, a renowned hospital, focus on skin diseases and use Cuticura as a treatment.
A father of ten in Chicago testifies that his family used Cuticura Remedies for skin and scalp concerns with good results and low doctor costs. He notes Cuticura Ointment and Soap, and mentions a Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases, with ordering details from Potter Drug & Chem.
Special voyage from February 6 to April 17, 1908 costing $400 and up. Seventy days with shore excursions included. Features MadeiraCadizSevilleAlgiersMalta Egypt Holy Land ConstantinopleAthensRomeRiviera and more. Stopovers in Europe allowed. Also world tours. Contact F C Clark Times Building New York.
The ad promotes liquor and wine brands for the king's taste and general use. Medical men recommend the goods for convalescent patients, suggesting a first bottle for family use will lead to future purchases.
An old advertisement for Old Kentucky Wine and Liquor Store with contact details Phone Main 550 and Court 81 opposite Golden Rule Hotel. Published as a daily East Oregonian carrier edition at 15 cents a week.
Freewater Milton reports two car loads of premium Staman wine sap apples shipped from Mrs Miller’s orchard to N W Mumford of Walla Walla Produce and destined for New York. The article notes prosperity, mentions waxes about local people visiting Ellensburg and Spokane, a Jersey cow purchase, a hair lip operation for a local child, Walla Walla Traction securing cars, and limited rail cars from O R N.
Weston reports quiet Hallowe'en as Anita Kirkpatrick hosted a social evening and East Lynne actor company performed at the Opera House. A Wattsburg High vs Weston Normal football clash is set on the Normal campus tomorrow. Henry Stomper, recovering from blood poisoning from a runaway brush, shows improvement. Bank of Weston cashier B. B. Hall says finances remain sound. Professor Walter Simpson travels to Moscow Idaho on business. United Brethren Church ladies plan a noon chicken dinner at the Easton hotel dining rooms.
Weston Normal College faces crowded dining as enrollments surpass 200. Louis and Albert Prebster arrive from Texas where they ran a hardware business. Albert Nordeau travels with Dr. and Mrs. Cashatt to Spokane for the winter. The old play East Lynne is the Opera House attraction tonight.
A few mild scarlet fever cases are reported in the George Liuallen family near Athena. The area has been quarantined and precautions are in place to prevent spread. Meanwhile, local improvements continue and farmers intensify seeding after recent rain in preparation for a large wheat crop.
A Pendleton letter recalls a mountain stockman who plans to move his family to a dry town. He questions Pendleton’s saloon count and notes how other towns ban booze to attract residents. The writer fears eastern Oregon ranchers will relocate to dry communities such as Eugene Corvallis Albany Fossil Milton to educate their children.
Advertises Ely's Cream Balm as a real cure for nasal catarrh and throat inflammation. Warns against cocaine-containing powders and mercury remedies, claiming the balm releases secretions and improves conditions. Sold by druggists for 50 cents or mailed from Ely Bros. New York.
Charles Huber was acquitted by a jury at Walla Walla yesterday of unlawful enticement. He fled with Amy Rose a 15 year old girl and they were found at North Yakima. Huber proved the girl had a bad reputation.
A fragmented tea label claim notes bug contamination fears in Schilling's Best product lines. Consumers report tainted batches and grocers hesitate to restock while suppliers investigate powder quality and packing integrity.
The Coos Bay Times outlines a saga of prospective railroad building into western Oregon. It highlights five transcontinental routes aiming to reach Coos Bay as the ultimate destination.
A Minnesota milling and lumber group backed by a major coastal plant plans to supply lumber to the Pacific coast by rail from Coos Bay. The Drain road is active and the Harriman system aims to reach the bay within 18 months with tunnel work pushed to finish and trains reaching the Umpqua mouth in a year.
The Y M C A of Ohio and West Virginia opened a three day conference in Cincinnati with a large gathering of delegates and visitors. Distinguished speakers include Oberlin College president Churchill King, Dr. Grahm Taylor of the Institute of Social Science Chicago, and Dr. Edward Mack of Lane Theological Seminary Cincinnati.
An advertisement promotes Mi-o-na stomach tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims slow eating improves health, that tablets aid digestion after a few days, and offers a money back guarantee from Tallman & Co with each 60 cent box.
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