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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
3
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsia as a fast cure for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims digestion starts in minutes, relieves heartburn belching and nausea, freshens breath, and eliminates need for laxatives. It urges readers to ask a pharmacist for a 50 cent box to help the whole family.
A compact note lists four practical items to value at home. It highlights simple measures to assess usefulness, safety and storage potential for household management. The tone reflects plain guidance for readers seeking quick, actionable tips.
A Halloween party at Hollidaysburg Episcopal church drew anonymous letters calling the event a feast of Baal. Pastor Admits criticising the dance. Investigation by post office inspectors follows claims involving Miss Helen Keller and other local figures.
Henry Beatta hunter from Scoggins valley arrived with a monster wildcat killed near his home. Beatt’s dogs freed the Lewis and the young farmer fired when he heard the barking. The animal weighed over 20 pounds and measured four feet from tip to tip. The feat becomes a local oddity in the area.
Piles defy the knife as surgery fails to cure the underlying cause of piles poor circulation. Dr Leonhardt Hemroid is advertised as an inward tablet remedy that targets the inside cause. Sold for 1 dollar by Pendleton Drug Co Pendleton Oregon and by all druggists. Money back if it fails. Write for booklet from Dr Leonhardt Co Station FB Buffalo NX.
Deturkville farmer Percival Nagle claims a witch caused a string of misfortunes including the death of four horses and a dog. A local neighbor who practiced pow wow charms reportedly saw a fat fetesh in Reading before eight cows died, fueling zealots to hunt the practitioner amid mounting village excitement.
Mrs FE Manning of Long Beach, famed as champion jack smelt catcher, caught a monster flea off Long Beach weighing one pound three quarters and ten inches across on Pine Avenue Pier. The sea serpent label fades as the king of fleas is captured by the afternoon.
Mrs Manning hauled in a huge flea from the harbor line while fishing off the pier. The creature, grown in the ocean and fattened on carcasses, surfaced with a cloth fragment on a shell spike. Local scientists oversee the exhibit as a curious medical ad follows about blood purity and cold recovery.
An old advertisement claims universal knowledge of constipation dangers and promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as the safe remedy. It lists uses for biliousness headache dyspepsia chills and debility and notes a 25 cent price at Koeppens.
A large bull charged a red touring car driven by Dr. EB C Powell near Par, Texas. The collision killed the bull, wrecked the auto, tore off the hood and ruined the engine, and seriously injured Powell who was rushing to a patient’s home. The driver was hurled into a hitch.
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