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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
3
An odd ad blends a claim for Ely’s Cream Balm to relieve catarrh with a personal reminiscence about McGill and Oregon libraries. The piece mentions allergy relief, mentions no mercury, and urges readers to buy a 50 cent bottle while interlacing notes about a student’s praise of Oregon library facilities.
University of Oregon in Eugene reports that Professor fd BE De Cou, head of the diversity department of mathematics, is in receipt of a letter from Fer- referencing ongoing academic correspondence on department inclusivity and curriculum.
An experiment mixing cement, sand, clean sawdust yields a low noise, cold flooring suitable for marker sites, tileries, and other surfaces. The material may not withstand freezing conditions and should be used with care. Carpets can be tacked down without much damage. caution remains about durability.
Spokane reports the fifth National Apple Show opening next week with steam whistles. Rex Apple V and Myrtle Order of Enukops vie for favor as governors Mallon BE Hay of Washington Hawley of Idaho Norris of Montana attend. Dozens of carloads from Washington and Idaho counties will display apples, with entries from as far as Maryland and Tennessee.
The AC football squad returned from Pullman in better shape and prepared to face University of Washington stars in Portland. Despite ineligibility protests hindering Hauser, the team lost by one point while threatening in Pullman territory with a scoring drive. A second quarter setback followed, while fans hope the loss spurs reform and a stronger Orange squad next week.
Bible study classes at the University under M. C. A. direction show 43 percent of male students enrolled. John Black leads the Bible study committee and Charles Koyl is general secretary. Four classes operate in fraternities Alpha Tau Omega Beta Theta Pi and others with leaders including Pr. Wm. Parsons and Dr. E. Conklin.
An advertisement touts Pipes Cold Compound as a fast head chest back stomach and limb cure for colds. It claims two hourly doses until three consecutive doses are taken and urges readers to accept no substitutes, noting no quinine and no bad after effects.
Captain Roald Amundsen, famed polar explorer, will visit the United States in December to deliver a lecture on discovery of the South Pole. Plans in Eugene and Washington await a record audience and welcoming events.
Judges from the school of communication and public speaking selected sophomore team hopefuls after a tight tryout. Winners included Biallhorn, Wootdland, and Hiichard Case with Horace M. Miller of Portland noted among top contenders. Ball horn heads the club. other victors joined the freshman team for the season. Also an unrelated ad promotes Chamberlains Liniment for pain relief.
Washington report notes France funds agricultural development beyond major government schools through practical farm demonstration, veterinary care, agricultural stations, and cooperative experiments. The State Department and diplomatic reps in France gather information on these French efforts.
A group of northwestern business men including A R Rogers F G Howe and James J Hill formed a Better Farming Association to reverse declining farm profits. They plan to leverage $43000 in subscriptions by having counties share the cost two ways, half from businessmen half from counties, under director Tom Cooper as described by Frank Pupker Stockbridge in World's Work November issue.
A longstanding testimonial from Mrs. BE Brookler of La Grande Oregon dated October 16 1911 reaffirms faith in Doans Kidney Pills. The cited endorsement recalls prior claims of relief from kidney trouble backache and urinary issues after using three boxes. Doans Kidney Pills are sold by all dealers priced 50 cents Foaster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
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