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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
8
An old advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as a five minute cure for sour stomach indigestion and gas. It claims the formula digests food, cleanses the stomach and intestines, and eliminates the need for laxatives or liver pills, urging readers to ask a pharmacist for the fifty cent case.
A note on linguistic crossovers showing how the term heckler was adopted in American usage from English roots to describe disruptive critics. The piece traces the historical flow of the label and its sustained presence in social and public discourse.
A fragmented early hot water cleansing claim urges readers to drink a cup of hot water with a teaspoon of phosphate each morning. It argues daily internal washing clears waste, prevents nervousness, and leaves people healthier and more energetic.
Lat evening in the grange hall Astessor P Strain spoke to a well filled house about several amendments on the ballot for Teeday election. Barney Be Anderson was present. Next Friday a Republican rally will be held in which county candidates will attend. Local social notes describe Halloween parties, church events, and community visits in Umapine and Pendleton including naturalization papers, teachers’ institute, and a new bungalow on the old Dickerson place.
Melbourne reports incomplete referenum returns show Australian women voted in favor of sending their sons to war while farmers opposed the measure citing farm labor fears. Latest tallies indicate about 1.6 million votes against conscription with 300k more to count, soldiers ballots not yet counted but expected to favor conscription.
Twenty thousand bales of Turkish tobacco valued at $1,000,000 reached New York aboard the Greek steamer Chariton. The shipment, mainly to Standard Commercial Tobacco Company of New York, came from Kavala Greece. British and Bulgarians agreed to permit export with 75 percent of Kavala crop to neutral countries while 25 percent to Bulgaria and Romania.
Fireman Talay aided in extinguishing seven flares aboard the French ocean liner Chicago. The vessel remained afloat and did not sink.
An old health notice warns that repeated colds can weaken the system and lead to serious illness. It recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, praising its reputation and affordability and noting it is widely available.
Noted meteorologist Prof Cleveland Abbe died at his Chevy Chase Maryland home this morning. He was 78 and a pioneer in U S meteorology, joining the Weather Bureau when it was a branch of the army and pushing the creation of the monthly International meteorological bulletin.
Blanche Sweet engages in playful character work in the studio as co actors laugh at her antics. Theodore Roberts allegedly shaved his beard and pulled a prank on her, with the cameraman capturing the moment just as she finally realizes who is behind the trick.
In New York on November 2 Professor Shaw of New York University, chair of philosophy and head of the University Wilson Club, questions the meaning of Theodore. A student answers that Theodore means gift of God, prompting Shaw to remark that God has him away.
A brief notice indicates civilians will soon receive issued uniforms and undergarments as part of a public readiness effort. The program aims to boost morale and preparedness among local citizens serving in auxiliary roles.
Promises to clear nostrils in minutes with a fragrant medicated cream. Claims airways open, headaches eased, and night breathing improved. Advises applying to the sinuses for instant soothing relief from cold or catarrh.
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