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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1910
Page
3
S S S is promoted as a safe all vegetable blood purifier and tonic. The advertisement claims it cures rheumatism catarrh sores ulcers skin diseases and scrofula and urges readers to request the blood book from Swet Specific Co Atlanta Georgia.
Corvallis Oregon two new departmental short courses will be offered this year at the Oregon Agricultural College in business methods and forestry. The School of Commerce will provide practical studies in bookkeeping commercial law business English and typewriting while forestry covers measurement surveying mapping engineering law policies methods silviculture and geology. Also short courses in voice culture piano violin guitar and banjo. The Oregon Agricultural College regiment held its first dress parade with twelve companies a cadet band and field staff. Commandant McAlexander requires all male students to participate in military training or be assigned to noncombat roles. Two glee clubs formed for male and female voices will tour the state performing concerts and possibly comic operas.
Koeppen Bros introduce Samose a tissue forming product claimed to build flesh and lift vitality. The ad promises plumper rosy skin and increased energy after a few days and offers a money back guarantee if weight gain does not occur.
News from the Northwest reports Milwaukee railroad brakeman C J Hauser was killed when a second section of a Milwaukee freight train derailed near Kittitas Washington. Hauser, of Cle Elum, was buried beneath a load of steel rails after being thrown from a car. He leaves a wife and two young children.
Four French men at a Fairview Vancouver house drank wine during a Monday night gathering. One man, Louis Tankeray, died beside a table with a half-emptied port bottle believed to contain strychnine. Emil Delsudler and Henry Cochette were hospitalized in critical condition. the fourth man, John Demar, is missing and sought by police.
Berlin reports two shocks to Zionist efforts in Poltava and Duma politics. Rabbi Friedenburg, long head at Krementchug, is banished after being re elected amid wartime politics for two years. Russian central journal Rasoviet seized for incitement as Odessa elections stir concern. Zionists move underground, hoping for relief from St Petersburg assurances.
Sir Julius Wernher's son arrives in London after a period of activity on the continent. The prodigal heir, head of the Wernher family empire, has stirred interest as discussions note his return and rumored plans. A fatted calf metaphor signals possible celebration or concern over the heir's absence. Reports touch on wealth and social circles surrounding the family.
The South African diamond firm advertises that it will no longer be responsible for Dierck’s debts yet recent Berlin Paris and other escapades show no sign of reform. For years Dierck’s behavior alienated society save for those hoping to extract money from him. A well known peer’s heir loaned Dierck a large sum, prompting Sir Julius to send his son overseas with Lyons. Despite Lyons return the youth remains difficult to control. Lady Wernher, socialite and political aspirant, has Beth House in Piccadilly and many royal friends, and plans a bright career for her son.
London’s Pelissier and his Follies continue their run at the Apollo Theatre with a burlesque that satirizes pageants and professional political vote theatrics. The eight-person ensemble, led by Pelissier, writes shows, designs costumes, and stars, delivering gentle humor that cheers audiences in gloom-wrapped London.
Vienna reports 60 deputies from both houses plus a Hungarian delegation gather to hear the empire’s naval, military, and foreign affairs estimates. Despite theoretical power to reject, practical limits mean money is approved from separate budgets. Expect discussion of a large army and navy outlay, with Aehrenthal under scrutiny as curtain rises on his role.
Walter W. Woehlke presents November Sunset Magazine in four colors featuring a meditation on the West. The issue now on sale for 15 cents reflects a periodical style and local color.
Ancient advertisements claim PAZO Ointment cures itching bleeding protruding or blind piles in 6 to 14 days with money refunded. The blurb also touts Cleveland's Baking Powder for whiter lighter mashed potatoes and suggests a pound can from grocers for 1.
United States Consul Albert Halsted reports a new material that resists acetylene blowpipe. Tests used a two sheet steel door with a resistant layer. Drilling failed to reach inner steel and oxyacetylene flame could not penetrate beyond the outer layer. The material remained unscathed after repeated flame exposure.
D T Sanders of Harrodsburg Kentucky recounts friends misjudging his illness caused by consumption and his later cure with Dr Kings New Discovery. He praises its power to stop coughing and improve health, calling it a five saver remedy for coughs colds la grippe asthma croup hemorrhages whooping cough and weak lungs. 60 cents or a dollar trial bottle free guaranteed by Koeppen Bros.
John Vaughan relocates his electrical supply business from 815 Main Street to the adjoining storefront south of the post office, formerly the Wonder Store. He will share the building with Pacific Power & Light Co. and plans a larger, more complete stock than before.
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