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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1916
Page
9
An old advertisement touts Danderine shampoo claiming to stop dandruff and beautify hair. It markets light, wavy, soft hair and asserts cleansing, scalp purifying effects, and eventual new hair growth after weeks of use, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle.
Indianapolis dispatch reports Patr Banks rushed home upon learning his mother had died. He canceled all speaking engagements in Indiana. The news disrupted a campaign tour planned to include Rockford and other regions ahead of the election.
Reverend C J Funk pastor of the Christian Church at Moline Kansas is sought by Elk County Kansas county attorney on charges of wife desertion and kidnapping. He reportedly left Moline with Loreta Clark sister of the Elk County under sheriff. Traced from Moline to Winfield and then Wichita by automobile. Mrs Clark left a husband and baby. The minister has a wife and child.
Adam Piron Warner of Los Angeles sits in the Waldorf Astoria reading Genesis when a friend introduces Mr Moses. A later bit with a clerk reveals another Lazarus named Mr Lazarus. The exchange ends with a note about politicians finding support in Bible or Abraham Lincoln’s public documents.
Ad promotes Resinol ointment claiming instant itching relief for skin trouble. It notes relief from itching and eruptions, claims physicians prescribe it and over 20 years in use. Emphasizes ease and economical use for relief and comfort.
Helix Oregon reports a successful WC T U ladies box social at the 16.6 FL hall to aid the natatorium. Receipts totaled 100.45 with additional private donations. The town notes local repairs and upcoming institute closures for Pendleton.
A created early publishable image features Mere EM, wife of a man dubbed President Wileon’s elogetic friend, allowed for general publication. The photo shows Mere EM with other women interested in President Wileon’s candidacy, highlighting early campaign interest.
A crowded schedule lists visits and social calls across towns including BE. M. Thompson from Illinois visiting his sister, several Friday evening callers such as Stower Brown Heat Allen and Chamberlain, and E. Furgeson of Ring Station among other weekend guests. Residents travel to Juniper, Larose, and Portland for events and health matters. car fire near Juniper fueled by back firing, Buick insured for 200 dollars.
Four people died when an automobile driven by Hugo Warner plunged from the near approach of the Twelfth Street Bridge into the Chicago River. Warner, 41, a advertising manager, perished. Three women, Jennie Kigugner, Lillian Klausner, and Sylvia Kusel, social workers, also died. Others survived after the vehicle went through an open draw and occupants were thrown against piles.
A garbled text snippet mentions political matters and an odd simile about a cat. It resembles a stray editorial note or fragment discussing concurrent issues, with no clear names places or events readable for a fuller summary.
New York Nov 1 Roosevelt backed Hughes to win Cuban conservative support, said Gen Fernando Prevado Andrade of Havana. Andrade, a Calderon ally and Senate candidate, spoke while at the Holland House, signaling cross party alignment amid Cuban political maneuvering.
Poughkeepsie New Jersey October 31 Victor Emmanuel Chapman son of John Jay Chapman killed at Verdun left an estate valued at 500000 dollars. He served in the French flying corps and was killed when his plane was shot down while delivering fruit to a wounded comrade. Heirs named are John Jay Chapman Conrad Chapman and Chandler Chapman, brothers and half-brother.
AFAD rejects the resignation request of Baker in Db Alaska. Officials state no formal resignation or acceptance has been filed and the matter remains unresolved as of the latest report.
Washington reports on November 1 that Mrs. William Cumming Story, president of the Daughters of the American Revolution, has come on record to repudiate a significant demand affecting the organization.
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as relief within hours for head and chest cold symptoms. It promises rapid opening of nasal passages, stopping discharge, easing headache and feverish symptoms, and urges buyers to choose the genuine product.
The resignation follows criticism of an alleged comparison by Secretary Baker between Washington's revolutionary army and Mexican forces. The incident centers on remarks about military leadership and historical parallels, prompting scrutiny of the secretary's comments and decision to step down.
An old style health claim touts St Jacobe Oil as a gentle rubbing remedy for backache lumbago and pain with quick relief and no burning sensation. It urges readers to obtain a trial bottle from their druggist and experience nearly instant comfort.
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