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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1910
Page
6
A touted remedy claims nine in ten rheumatic and nervous cases are caused by excess uric acid in the blood. It alleges that Electropodes remove uric acid, purify the system, strengthen nerves, improve circulation, and boost organ function. A Albuquerque journalist endorses its merit, noting apparent complete cures.
Assistant Superintendent Campbell reports on Montana and Flathead Blackfeet lands, warning that leasing to white settlers risks depopulating Indian lands and degrading reserve value. He contrasts Blackfeet grazing success with Flathead leasing failures, notes Carlisle graduates and shifts to diversified farming only with re allotment and irrigation, and cites Carlile trips and a full Blackfeet student load.
Hohhbach's coffee and oyster house is now open offering best of service and fresh fare. The new venue emphasizes quality coffee, oysters, and friendly service for local diners and visitors.
Pendleton Drug Co. promotes Adler-i-ka as a German remedy for chronic digestive discomfort including wind, sour stomach, and constipation. The ad claims many misjudge their symptoms as mere stomach trouble until chronic appendicitis may become acute. It touts quick action and a single dose as effective.
A rundown of features at the Orpheum cinema including The Foreman by Selig a 1000 ft Western, The Sisters a Biograph comedy, and a Pathe scenic Southern Tunis plus Edison and Vitagraph dramas with Deerfield massacre footage. An advertisement claims Foley Kidney Pills cured A C Koeppen's kidney ailments after backaches and urinary issues.
Mrs Otto Paul of Milwaukee says Foley's Honey and Tar is still more than the best for coughs and colds. She reports many inquiries for more and notes it cured her baby’s bad cold in one day. A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
Spokane reports Metaline Falls in Stevens county will become a cement town with every building, sidewalk, and curb veneered in cement brick from a $1,000,000 plant. A 360,000 dollar electric plant to furnish power, a 20 acre factory site, and lumber yards with varied materials signal rapid construction. Townsite owner Trewle P. Larsen, once a miner in Colorado and northern Idaho, discovered large deposits and attracted Pittsburgh and Chicago capitalists to invest in this district with rail and water facilities.
Christians from Umatilla county gather for a county rally in Penteton with four prominent state workers attending. The program runs Thursday evening through Friday evening with devotional services, multiple addresses by leaders from Portland Forest Grove and Eugene, Bible school and Christian Endeavor conferences, and a concluding consecration service.
A brief note describes a clean shave at Mark Patton's shop located across from Alexanders. The ad mentions Phene fer patrens in the surrounding context.
In early winter when dry cold weather increases croup risk, parents should be prepared with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. The ad claims many mothers keep it at home and it never disappoints. Sold by all dealers, savings touted in today’s ada.
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