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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1912
Page
3
The advertisement promotes ladies gowns in all sizes at 49c 79c and 98c. Children's hose three pairs for 25c and heavy ribbed hose two pairs for 25c. Boys and ladies hosiery offers include ladies hose three pairs for 25c and Burson hose at 25c. Boys overcoats priced at 1.98.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly cure for headaches upset stomach sour stomach and bloating. It claims the product cleanses the liver and bowels replacing discomfort with a clear head and sweet stomach overnight, with a 10 cent box for lasting relief.
Stanfield, Cire, Nov. 12 Special Sydney KR Archer of Stanfield wed Miss Ethel K Beardwell in a quiet evening ceremony. Menardel arrived from Headdenham aboard the Laurentic October 26. Walter H. Smith of London will settle in Stanfield. Mayor Kye and other locals visit Pendleton and Hermiston. Several guests and residents travel for business and visits. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for whooping cough relief.
Vienna reports Prin cess Marie of Roumania already draws young royals at court. Daughter of Crown Prince Ferdinand and Crown Princess Marie, she is described as blond with blue eyes, raised in a modern household with her sisters. The piece notes the family’s daily life in Bucharest and praises their education and riding. An advertisement for Chamberlain’s Tablets follows, touting appetite and stomach strength.
Montavisit Flowers ends two year leadership of a major California organization. The announced retirement follows a period marked by growth and organizational transition.
A fragmented advertisement touts Meritel Tonic Digestive Meritol Hair Tone and Meritol Pile Remedy as effective tonics and hair care agents. It claims digestive benefits appetite, blood quality, hair growth, and scalp health while promising money back if not satisfied. The message touts a growing American Drug Association and urges readers to try remedies.
The article extols Charles Montaville Flowers as a leading dramatic monologist and former president of the International Lyceum Association. It details his rise from a poverty-stricken Ohio farm boy to professor, platform speaker, bureau manager, and president, praising his work to open doors for others and his return to California to continue promoting lyceum culture and ideals.
An excerpt notes that a newborn child adds about 544 to New York City’s value when counted in the permanent population and details how the city’s poor, including a sleeping crowd in Madison Square, contribute indirectly to real estate values and the economy. The piece critiques earning power, ambition, and self-respect among the poor and discusses urban population as a factor in real estate valuation.
A letter from H W Spinks of Camp Hill Alabama describes a kidney trouble attack a year and a half ago with severe pain requiring morphine. After using Lithia Water and Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root he reports relief and passage of gravel after the second bottle. Statement sworn August 15 1999.
Letter to Dr Kilmer and Company promotes Swamp Root kidneys product. Advertising copy urges sending for a sample bottle and a booklet of information. Mentions Pendleton Daily East Oregonian and availability of regular fifty cent and one dollar bottles at all dealers.
The column cites a remark that each birth or move-in adds value to real estate, then threads to a medical advert noting disordered stomachs trigger irritability. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure, claiming many have been permanently cured and stating the product is sold by all dealers.
A novel furnace uses glass conductivity to regulate melting. It starts half full of broken glass with carbon electrodes in contact then separated to form an arc. As glass melts its conductivity rises and electrodes recede until full melt. Dross and ore are added, melted by the initial glass heat.
Public notice-style ad promoting Ballard's Horehound Syrup to stop coughing and ease breathing. Claims it soothes irritated lungs, with heating relief and comfortable breathing. Priced at $1.60 per bottle and sold by A Koeppen and Bros.
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