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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
2
Real Trojan vases go to a university
The late Judge A W Terrell left three genuine Trojan vases to the University of Texas and to friends. The vases, sourced from King Firias treasure, were found 20 feet below Troy’s surface and coated with lime carbonate. Terrell believed Troy’s destruction dated to the Acvean era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
A. W. Terrell
Turkey
University of
Frank Calvert
Dardanelles
Troy
Calvert
Schielmann
Sehliemann
Firiams
Terrell
Judge Terrell
Herodotus
Conservatives Are Shocked by Socialists at Chemnitz
The socialist convention at Chemnitz jolted German conservatives who had claimed the social ist party would stay minority. The gathering energized the party and, by not condemning the violence, spurred unity and potential cooperation with non socialist groups after recent reellections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Socialista
Ths
Gerhard Hildebrand
Herlin
Chemnits
Alll
Laird of Skibo Declares Kings No Lure to Paradise
Andrew Carnegie, the Laird of Skibo, told reporters in New York that he would not expatriate to serve a king. He praised American citizenship and New York, calling the United States the finest land and kings mere plain people. He and his wife and daughter had returned from the Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Skibo
Highlands
George
Paradise
United States
Carnegie on Roosevelt Attack and Taft Support
In remarks about royal presence, he jokes about laughing at a king and notes a friendly view of Kaiser without considering him a practical authority. He criticizes the Kaiser’s temperance lecturing and expresses strong support for President Taft, stating Roosevelt’s harm and intent behind the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser
Colonel Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Carnegie
Roosevelt
Taft
Love and courtship in chapel move urged in London parish
Rev George Hooper, pastor of a mission in Leeda, proposes chapel based courting to replace street courtship. Chaplains offer chaperons with matrons already volunteering. He plans a household duties school for young women as part of the program. A ribbon clerk admires a waitress in a brief scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George Hooper
Leeda
Harvest Home Supper Observed At Echo Ore District
Harvest Home supper held in Echo two miles above town with Mr and Mrs Cullvon hosting a large circle of friends. Meals featured doughnuts pumpkins and pies while chatter filled the evening. Knights of Maccabees lodge members and eight new initiates added to the local group. Several residents and visitors, including Mrs Hivel Woxman and the Templeton sisters, were mentioned in routine social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bol
Ore
Calle von Wave
Cullvon
M. KF
Hallowe'en
Sherwood
Knights of Maccibees
Maucenbees
Henry Woods
Sodaville
R. Kellman
Baseltyn
Metroling
Moster
Hivel Woxman
Portlaind
Chis Friedley
Mabel
Edith Templeton
Pendleton
Numa Lee
Wilson Wins Straw Vote at Oregon Agricultural College
At Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis Ore the O C Barometer straw poll shows Wilson winning by a large margin nearly twice Roosevelt and four times Taft while women gain the initiative vote. Separate tallies were kept for faculty and students with the college adjuring turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvalus
Ore
Wilson
Roosevelt
Taft
Alabama girls lead tomato club to state fair showed no limits
A Tuscaloosa area girl raised and canned one tenth acre of tomatoes by herself. The project, memorialized at the Alabama state fair in Montgomery, used 1600 cans worth about 151 dollars with 50 dollars cost and 101 dollars profit. The effort highlights 2000 Alabama girls in tomato clubs, boosting local farming and reducing corn imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ala
Franklin County
Tomite Club
Montgomery
North Alabama
Anie Hovyator
Tussellville
South
Alabama
Trials and conditions of housekeeping in British Honduras
Lady Swayne notes varied trials in British Honduras including indifferent service and subpar food. She describes milk and butter tinned, vegetables imported from the States, attempts to grow own produce, and a garden plagued by crabs that periodically return to the sea from unknown breeding sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Honduras
Lady Swayne
Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Liver Remedy Ad
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as the best kidney liver and bladder remedy. It claims mild and immediate effects, promotes a physician approval, and offers sample bottles by mail from Binghamton New York. It targets readers of Pendleton Daily East Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Pendleton Daily
East Oregonian
Dr. Kilmer
O. Binghamton
N.Y
Papes Diapepsin Digest Stomach Indigestion Quickly
Dyspeptic readers are advised to try Pape's Diapepsin for instant relief from indigestion and stomach upset. The ad claims it digests all foods, regulates the stomach, and prevents future discomfort, with noticeable results in five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Invertebrate Armies at the Veranda
On a veranda the author listens to crabs clacking as they pass by the house. Attempts to deter them with wiring fail due to water under the surface. The crabs dive and reappear around the lawn, turning blue seasonally when edible to locals. Night expeditions gather crabs with lanterns and sacks.
Hall Casts First Vote After Year of Observation
Albert Ar. Hall plans to cast his first vote for president of the United States on the day after Election Day. He and his twin brother have lived in the District of Columbia most of their lives, and Hall owns a farm in Pennsylvania where he established his legal voting residence two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert Ar. Hall
United States
Hall
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Every Child Should Be Given This Tonic
When children have no appetite and are irritable or restless, a common parasite issue is suggested. Jayne's Tonle Vermifuge is promoted as destroying intestinal parasites and improving digestion, with added sugar to aid palatability for children. Sold by Dr. D. Jayne & Son in Philadelphia and widely praised for eighty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayne
Dr. D
Jayne & Son
Philadelphia
Skinner Calls for Budget Calm and Economy
W H Skinner advocates a fiscal statement urging lower taxes and reduced extravagance while promising right economy in appropriations. He urges prudent spending and tighter oversight to curb waste.
Nye Promises Regulated Office Hours If Elected
A. W. Nye, resident of Umatilla County, vows to maintain regular office hours and answer to the people for all mail money received, including principal and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Incumbent Officials Endorse Continuation of Roles
The past record of Pork Sherrie T. D. Taylor and C. P. Strain as assessors is cited as the strongest guarantee of their fidelity to the people. Voters are urged to reelect the incumbents based on proven fitness to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoth
Election pledge on office hours and financial accountability
Four years and if elected he promises to keep regular office hours and account to the people for all money received, including principal and interest, detailing transparency in fiscal dealings.
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