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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1919
Page
12
In a recent development members of both parties show that the Republicans may hold a majority on the reservations proposed by the foreign relations committee. Observers note a mix of mild and strong reservations agreeing to back the preamble demanding that at least three leading allied powers join in the Senate reservations.
A small bottle of Freezone, sold at drug stores, claims to lift any corn or hard skin from the toes or soles. Apply a drop, the product supposedly stops pain instantly and allows the corn or callus to come away clean, root and all, with no soreness.
Portland observers report four cases of sleeping sickness or lethargic encephalitis as outlined by Dr. William Howse before the City and County Medical Society. He notes two deaths and cites a 11 to 20 percent mortality, explaining the disease is often confused with meningitis and poliomyelitis and has appeared in mild East Coast epidemics with no expectation of an epidemic on the Pacific Coast. A stray moral aside concludes with a comment on spending habits.
In Seattle a woman, Pauline Dowplis, 24, swallowed mercuric bichloride during a card game with her husband Douglas and another couple at the Barker hotel. Afterward she told her husband she feared losing him to another woman. He induced vomiting, but she later collapsed. Authorities noted the wife had a history of jealousy and previous suicide attempts.
Harrisburg November 8 Attorney General Palmer told Pennsylvanians mayors state officials and fair price committee members that greater production will lower prices. He blamed labor shortages and price gouging for inflation and urged workers to increase output by about ten percent to reduce costs by twenty percent.
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Hush Alvey died at St Anthonys hospital and was buried in La Grande. The two day old child of Miss Fath Ebile and Miss Bessie Heath went to Fulton with Mr and Mrs Tom Stoan. Mr and Mrs J E Heath were Pendleton visitors. Joe Swartshaw recently began work at Risth. They left a heavy snow in Canann. George Swarts and Mex Livingston drove to Patten Sunday. Frederick Heath had been ill.
Mrs Huth Eilis yields to Mra W Ditey of Pendleton. Mrs Geo Ploterte visits daughter Mire EL Twiner of Pilot Kek. Mr and Mrs Einrry Grant and daughter visit, as do Mr and Mrs W Sny der and daughter. Beate HMeath accompanies Mendleton visitors Thursday. Harry Graves and Gus Towle seen in Pendleton Thursday.
An advertisement extols Gete-Tt as the world's best corn remedy, claiming it soothes, softens and removes thickened skin from the sole. It promises no need for plasters or sticky tape and cites Tallman & Co as a distributor in Chicago, urging readers to buy from drug stores.
The ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for cold symptoms and stomach upset. It claims the tablets stimulate a bowel movement, cleanse the stomach, and improve digestion, offering permanent relief when used with care and following directions.
Max Livingston visited Pendleton Thurdus with Mrs Terry, while Mrs R I Englisch and her son Nykee were Pendleton visitors Thursday. Mrs Englisch took the boy to adopter. He advised the boy be kept at school for his heart condition. He may return after Xone.
An old advertisement touts S. S. S. as a fifty year blood remedy for skin ailments. It claims fiery burning sensations stem from a disordered blood, promises lasting relief, and invites readers to write to a Swift Specifics Adviser in Atlanta for personalized treatment.
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