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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1907
Page
6
A letter from A. E. Carlson of Norcross reports that five boys aged between ye and eleven were afflicted with skin conditions. After using Cuticura products, the children are described as healthy. Dates cited are Nov 26 and Dec 23, 1900.
Mrs Lizzie E Sledge of Selma Alabama describes severe eczema on face and body for years. After ineffectual treatment she used Cuticura Remedies and the itching and blotches vanished. She reports no symptoms for three years and recommends the product.
An advertisement touts OR WHISKEY as a quick supplier to the king's taste with wine and liquors famed for their reputation. It notes medical professionals recommend the goods to convalescents and sick patients, inviting readers to try a single bottle for family use with the expectation of future purchases.
The East Oregonian asserts its role as Eastern Oregon’s representative paper and appeals to readers through community patronage, highlighting its position as the advertising medium for the region’s section.
Weston notes show residents returning from visits in California and Walla Walla, a nurse staying with relatives, and ongoing improvements at Weston Normal under President French. Wheat shipments are halted while farmers dig potatoes, with yields projected at several thousand sacks on local fields including Delshaw and the mountain district.
Reliable authority says the Oregon Trunk Line is delivering many picks shovels and grading tools to Miller's Bridge near the Deschutes river. H C Ellis United States commissioner at Bend says grading should start soon and new plats for right of way have been filed at The Dalles land office. The Deschutes river road is expected to provide early transport relief to central Oregon as construction nears.
There is more catarrh in this section than all other diseases combined and once deemed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio is advertised as the only constitutional treatment taken internally to affect blood and mucous membranes. It promises $100 if it fails to cure and notes available circulars and testimonials.
The Baker City Democrat notes rising complaints about boys using rifles on ranch hunts. It cites numerous incidents where livestock were killed and a rifle bullet was the damaging factor. The piece argues that rifles have no practical duck hunting use and should be barred by law.
A grocer refunds customers if Schilling's Best tea does not satisfy. The company asserts its product is better than standard tea and offers to reimburse retailers who encounter unhappy buyers.
Freewater-Milton district news reports the death of 12 year old Ruth King of Pleasant View after typhoid fever with funeral held Sunday led by Rev Harper. Catholic services were held at Freewater at Thomas Kavanaugh’s home. Debates at Columbia College chapel discussed excluding Japanese. Milton revival services began at the Christian church. Apple growers worry as no harvest shipments depart and fruit spoiling.
Bishop Scadding of Oregon visited Richmond and on his return to Portland stopped in Philadelphia to promote Epiphany parish talk. Colorful posters depicting Oregon Indians stirred local curiosity, initially alarming Quakers, but later shown to invite listeners to hear about western missionary needs.
Last week Commissioner Cromwell sparked a sensation by driving a herd belonging to Mr Walters through the town, prompting a storm of comment from residents and local officials about property rights and public order.
The White Salmon Enterprise reports a dispute over pasture leading to cattle being moved to a corral and directives to hold them for a Stevenson doctor to examine for pink eye. A state veterinary inspector intervened, then ordered release, with possible damages as Mr Walters owns the local butcher shop.
A Venus de Milo statue cast in Tanana gold, valued over 7000 dollars and 12 inches tall, arrived today and is shown in a front window of a Fairbanks bank per a Seattle paper.
A druggist touts a patent medicine claimed to cure kidney trouble and urges readers to test urine for signs of illness. The piece links rheumatism and various ailments to kidney weakness and offers the Compound Karyon with Dandelion and Sarsaparilla as a home remedy. It advises a urine test and cautions consulting a physician if sediment appears.
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