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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1907
Page
6
A mother reports Cuticura Remedies healed her daughter’s severe facial sores within four weeks after two prior failures. The girl slept poorly during three months of suffering. Her son’s widespread head sores improved after bathing with Cuticura and applying the ointment, becoming well in five weeks.
A reader reports curing a severe facial eczema after four weeks using Cuticura remedies. The note mentions long struggles across several towns, prior lack of relief, and success starting about a month ago in Iowa.
Weston officials refused to renew the Lobby saloon license, offering a license through March while the White House license also expires. After that, Weston is expected to be dry. A domestic science class roasted meats at the Normal cottage, a social at the Ashworth home, and Amasa Phillips bought mules from Seattle for Weston. Farmers near town near completion of wheat seeding and await rail cars for shipment. game hunting reports come in from locals.
Athena nov 12 revival meetings opened at the M E church led by Rev Putnam continuing through this week with possible extension. Also notes on local births marriages and business, including a twin birth and a record 2500 bushels of wheat ground in 24 hours at Preston Parton Milling, amid financial strain.
Foley s Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
Pendleton Nov 11. Weather clear by day cool at night. James Ross sale last week drew many buyers as farm implements, furniture and horses changed hands. Bidding was lively with prices up to 67 dollars per head. Mrs Ross provided a large lunch. Mr Ross has sold his stock ranch and will move to Pendleton this week after five years here. Alba businesses are all solvent and paying full value.
Tallman and Co advertise Hyomei as the best remedy for catarrh in Pendleton. They claim widespread use by respected locals and physicians, with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory and rapid cures for catarrhal conditions. The ad urges trial and endorsement by buyers and their families.
A display window at M Alexander attracts attention with a liberal amount of United States currency. The notes are Bank of Ontario national bank notes bearing Alexander’s signature and brand new, brought by him after issue. He uses them for display and to cash checks for patrons exceeding their purchases.
A notice warns that dances cause illness leading to pneumonia and consumption. It recommends Foley's Honey and Tar after exposure to break up a cold and avoid serious illness, and urges rejection of any but the genuine in a yellow package.
Hotel St George entry lists EB Cohen of Omaha W A Wood ward Portland and C D Johnon A D among arrivals.
A long OCR style roster lists numerous individuals and locations including Portland Seattle Spokane Walla Walla Hood River Bear Creek Boise Pasco Pullman Cambridge Starbuck and Buffalo with many personal names such as Floyd Knight J Casey Ed C Allen and W H King among others. The fragment reads like a social or business directory item with varied cities and surnames.
Robert O Burke of Elnora New York reports dramatic relief after using Foley's Kidney Cure saying he suffered nights of 12 to 20 trips to the toilet severe swelling and blurred vision before a 50 cent bottle and two more bottles cleared the dropsy and other Brights disease symptoms as a friend’s recommendation. Pendleton Drug Co.
Captain J E Rensberg in a launch at Mica bay spots a deer about 160 pounds. He steers toward the swimming animal and subdues it with precise blows, bringing the venison home to dine on, an earthy tale from Coeur d Alene Press.
An old advertisement asserts that pneumonia follows a cold but does not develop when Foley's Honey and Tar is used. The copy claims the remedy stops coughs, heals, and strengthens lungs, warning of pneumonia risk without it.
North Yakima reports an accidental explosion at Milwaukee railroad works west of the city. Tony Frank, a 20 year old Italian subcontractor, lost both eyes after improper tamping with burlap and misfired charges. He is hospitalized at Cle Elum. Another Italian was injured.
An old advertisement urges readers to remember Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney trouble not beyond medicine. The note mentions Pendleton Drug Co as the distributor.
A concise reflection on fear of imagined outcomes highlighting anxiety over uncertainties and hypothetical dangers that haunt reasoning more than actual events. The line urges calm by distinguishing possible risks from unreal threats.
An advertisement states that TEA money back makes amends and the grocer will refund customers if they dislike Schilling's Best tea. It emphasizes shoppers worry less about money and implies a straightforward refund policy.
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