Veiling Names New Siladow and Shileland
New Siladow and Shileland veil offered in a brief notice highlighting the unveiling of the two figures. The item notes the event and participants but provides limited contextual details.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
2
New Siladow and Shileland veil offered in a brief notice highlighting the unveiling of the two figures. The item notes the event and participants but provides limited contextual details.
Samuel M. Weaver found a pair of hand made brogan shoes bought fifty years ago in Confederate money. They cost $50 then and were guaranteed to last a lifetime. Weaver recalls buying them after his father advised choosing quality over cheapness.
A Cleveland Leader tale recalls Tennessee Governor Taylor known as a pardoning governor. An old woman asked him to pardon her husband jailed for stealing a ham, saying she and the children needed another ham if he stayed inside.
Echo Oregon November seventh reports B F McCullough received seven car loads of beef cattle for winter feeding. Five carloads of sheep were delivered by Stanfiell Bros. Irvie Gauss returned from Portland. Fern visited wife of Andy Cleghorn and twins. New baby born to Ed Gnavan weighing 11.5 pounds. Mrs. Alice Hays visited Pendleton. R R Lewis and wife back from Spokane. C B Mudge arrives to join George Miller Co. staff. Chas Welle and companions return from Arington hunting seventy five geese. Frank Markham and gon Marshall in Pendleton.
Chehalis and Centralia police are probing a case after a man named Mattlingy was killed or seriously injured and then driven off to avoid consequences. Authorities continue to follow leads as the investigation unfolds.
Returning hunters faced gate checks at Parla. A disguise trader claimed free passage with a single ridge bird. After dressing the bird, its weight fell to under a pound and the hunter passed amid a cheering crowd.
Lord Roseberry spoke at Peebles on libraries and thrift, praising living rooms over static lists of books. He recalled Lord Acton’s hundred best books list, noting most selections were German theology and unreadable to him, arguing the best literature is what one can assimilate and digest.
A promotional note claims Chamberlain's Tablets create a healthy appetite and strengthen the stomach to work naturally. For sale by all dealers.
Paris prepares a four lecture series to educate constables in police work. M Bertilon arranges the program with the first talk by the chief clerk of the identification bureau on English methods and Scotland Yard. Subsequent lectures will feature prominent police officials on professional topics.
A volume of Goethe’s Werther, once Napoleon I's inseparable companion during campaigns and lost on the Moscow retreat, has been found in a cobbler's shop in Dorpat Tussha. The discovery sheds light on the emperor's literary habits and historical relics from the Napoleonic era.
The Duchess of Marlborough and the Midchessness of Blandford organize a major charity event in East End London with a hall, a lit Christmas tree, and a present for every child. Lady Constance Hatel aids, preparing tableaux and pageants for a December 4 Albert Hall pantomime charity ball.
London dispatch reports from Constantinople that Abdullah Pasha faces scorn as military reform stalls. A Turkish officer warned three weeks ago that enlisting untrained men risked self-destruction. The commander draws sympathy from those who see corruption and incompetence behind his position.
Chehalis Washington November 7 A L Mattingly on the way from Centralia to Chehalis was struck by an auto that threw him from his buggy and left him unconscious. He awoke in a nearby barn with his horse tied outside and the auto smashed to splinters. The occupants of the car vanished and no identity is known.
An old advertisement urges readers to take Cascarets at night to ease constipation and st omach misery. It claims benefits for liver and bowels, relieving headaches dizziness nervousness and gas while promoting a clear head, with a 10 cent box promised to bring months of health and happiness. It also notes all druggists carry Cascarets and highlights gentle cleaning for children.
Lady Constance, youngest of five Leeds sisters, wed Sir Ernest Frederie Hiteh twelve years ago. They have one daughter aged about 12. Sir Hiteh founded a Pall Mall wine firm, serves as a director of Fine Art Insurance, and sits on the Arbitration Court panel, with extensive travels cited.
University of Gregan hosts weekly lectures under YMCA auspices on Animal and Plant Sexology Anatomy Physiology of Man as a Creator of Men Sexual Hygiene of the Young Man True View of the Four Sex Tidles What a Young Man Should Know Before Marriage Eugenics presented by Prof John Bovard and faculty members.
A compact note reflects on beauty, suggesting a blush enhances appearance more than a trip to the drug store. The line hints at value placed on cosmetics and personal grooming in daily life.
An odd social quip praises a bald headed young man while advising men to use PARISIAN Sage for hair loss. The ad claims the product stops thinning hair and dandruff with a money back guarantee, priced at 50 cents through Tallman & Co.
Old idea of using Sage to darken hair resurfaces as Wyeth Chemical Co markets a Sage and Sulphur formula. The ad promises quick color restoration, relief from dandruff and itchy scalp, and stronger hair. Available as fifty cent bottle from Pendleton Drug Co with money-back guarantee if not as represented.
Frank J. Cheney of F. C Chenery & Co. promises one hundred dollars for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn before A. W. Glarbon, Notary Public, Toledo Ohio, December 9th. Cure claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials and additional product claims referenced.
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