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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1911
Page
2
An ad touts Pape’s Cola Compound as free of quinine and capable of curing grippe and severe colds with three doses taken every two hours. It claims rapid relief from headache stuffed nose feverishness sore throat and rheumatic twinges, based on three years of research and a fifty thousand dollar cost.
Orpheum presents the Vitigraph feature Our Navy for Sunday and Monday. The film highlights the sailors at work and the gun crews protecting the high seas, showcasing U S colors and duties in foreign ports as part of a public presentation.
A vintage advertisement promises rapid relief from chest tightness by inhaling steam with HYOMEI. The copy claims the vapor clears the head, soothes irritated membranes, and offers a 60 cent bottle sold by druggists with Tallman & Co. as distributors.
Heniid the Bere presents a lecture on Prison Life with many pictures including a warden’s dungeon cell and factory dining room as part of a broader program. Major McLeary Cassie D. Chaitwick and Mrs Collquist, tied to a millionaire, are named in relation to a 30 year sentence for slaving a former sweetheart. A high class motion picture lineup accompanies the exhibit. Kalem and Vitagraph films feature a Confederate ride story and a northern jailbreak tale along with Edison’s Jones Ferry and a comedy When He Died.
A western titled The Wind of Fear features a sheriff killed by a corrupt deputy and a frightened wife whose child bears fear’s mark. Jack loves Milo but terror grips him after a Mexican admirer insults Milo, shaping a whirlwind comedy with a pretty love thread and dramatic danger.
The city’s only vaudeville house features the Musical Walters as headliners for the last half of the week with harmony from many instruments plus unique displays. Ja Verde Brothers perform comic acrobatics and physical feats. Stella Rosetta, a sweet lyric Italian singer, appears through Sunday, followed by a high class moving picture.
Mrs. George Griffith helpless in bed as her 15 month old baby toddled to a table and swallowed two strychnine tablets. The child died within minutes. The mother is paralyzed, while the family mourns a deadly accident attributed to candy strychnine.
Pascagoula Mississippi reports 8 year old Elsie Fullerton endured a 22 hour vigil at the lighthouse light after her father, the keeper of Rock Island Light, drowned during a rescue attempt. She recounted the ordeal saying her father left her in the skiff, the boat drifted, he plunged in and did not resurface. She stayed near the light for hours, feeling close to him.
At the University of Oregon Eugene a Shamrock club revival was decided with Jim O Roberts named High Banshee and McMarter Keeper of the Shilla linh. A First Ward Ball on Saint Patrick's Day March 7 is planned and an Irish band may be hired. Membership open to all students of Irish descent.
Los Angeles reports Professor Frank Berman of Breslan warns American women grow cold blooded and deformed from fashion, as tight shoes force the little toe and big toe forward. He claims longer shoes prevent circulation slowdowns and potential reptilian traits.
Judkins L. H. Judkins, 22, telegraph operator at Fife Lake, Mich., died from injuries after his father shot him in a hunting camp near Petoskey, Mich., mistaking him for a deer. The father was rendered temporarily insane by the shock.
Fred Schaeffer of Brooksiel Missouri and Toephine Moore of Kansas City were married in Brooksiel while both used crutches. The bridegroom, a dwarmaker, and Rev B F Hill of the Christian Church officiated as the couple, described as permanent cripples, tied the knot.
Fragmentary report notes question whether Suppleith was seriously injured after being thrown from a car. The excerpt suggests conflicting statements about the injury, with one view downplaying severity and another warning of possible serious consequences.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a night time internal cleanser that removes undigested waste, sour stomach, and foul gases. It urges men, women, and children to use the product nightly to avoid salts or castor oil and promises a morning improvement.
An entertainment arranged by the Ladies Aid Society for Saturday evening promises a pleasant program with a playlet by Helix youths Japanese numbers and songs by Adams school children plus recitations and instrumental music. A cafeteria supper will follow. Local residents T M Whitely, Mrs Clara Nelson, Simonton, Frank Krebs, Fred Blake, Mrs M Picard, Mrs W M Boyer, Mr and Mrs M A Baker, Bert Kirby, Mr and Mrs John King are noted as visitors or attendees with Pendleton and Portland connections.
Joseph Spario entered a police station with his head bandaged and claimed he was married, after an incident at a Bristol guest event involving a bottle and a perceived insult. He described the guest as impolite, prompting the strange confrontation.
Joseph Lagaprelli and Teresa Lagaprelli were married in an afternoon ceremony and held a reception in the evening. Two guests argued, the bridegroom separated them, and a doctor treated Joe with seven stitches to a head wound after he was hit with a beer bottle.
Question examines the frequency with which people recall or consider the Golden Rule in daily decision making, suggesting varying attention across contexts and timeframes. It implies sociocultural factors influence ethical reflection and interpersonal interactions.
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