Blood Humours Cured by Cuticura Soap and Pills
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as a speedy remedy for blood humours whether simple scrofulous or hereditary, presenting a medical cure claim for skin and blood ailments.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1903
Page
6
Complete Cuticura Remedies Claim Wide Skin Cure
An advertisement extols Complete External and Internal Treatment by Cuticura for torturing skin and scalp humours including scrofula and dermatitis. It touts cures for bad humours, crusted heads, ulcers, and infantile skin conditions, claiming speed and economy and noting adoption in many homes and praise from worried parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbas
Forestry Exhibit at World’s Fair Splits American German Methods
At St Louis on November 13 plans announce competitive forestry exhibits by the United States and the German Empire. Two five acre plots will illustrate arboretum and forest garden approaches side by side, with no trees removed. Demonstrations include transplanting, pruning, inoculation, and disease treatment, with expert foresters guiding daily trials and data recorded for public benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
United Sttates
United States
Iwe
Germany
Christian Church Growth Report From National Convention
The Nations Convention of Christian churches concluded in Detroit. National statistician G A Hoffman reports 124 new congregations and 21 464 new members nationwide, 184 new Sun day methods and 25 108 new scholars, plus 130 added to the ministerial list. In 17 cites 29 100 new members were added. United States work and Sunday schools raised 7 195 000 and foreign missions 385 000. Oregon has 6 000 members, last year raising 15 000 for local church work. The state shows 76 ministers and 179 congregations with 3 state missionaries and 75 Sunday schools. Turner Oregon hosts a state missionary headquarters with a 5 000 capacity tabernacle. Aimed for 10 000 this year for state missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Nations] Convention of Christian Churches
Detroit
Mich
National Statistician
G. A. Hoffman
St. Louis
New Sun Wcthods
United States
Christian Church
Oregon
Turner
Ore
Socialist Labor Unions Challenge AFL In Chicago Field
Socialist Labor Unions and The American Labor Union push to supplant the American Federation of Labor by organizing trade unions in Chicago and the eastern field. They exploit factional fights in current unions to build a Winter nucleus that could become a strong competitor to the older organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
Chicago
National Labor Convention to Gather in Denver
Secretary Harry B. Walters of the Colorado State Federation of Labor calls state federations to attend a national convention in Denver starting January 11, 104. It is hoped that $00 or more delegates may be sent to this gathering to organize unions under a system akin to a United Plan government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Walters
Colorado State Federation of Labor
United States
Denver
Atat
United Blalen
Electric lime line operates without rails in Westphalia
A Grevenbrueck lime quarry run by a Dresden firm uses an electric line without rails. Trains have a 60 horsepower engine and cars, totaling about 22 tons. The line runs about one mile to the railway station for lime transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grevenbrueck
Westphalia
Dresden
National Alliance charter dispute and mixed odds
The Chicago group declines a charter from the proposed National Alliance of Building Trades until the American Federation of Labor approves, delaying the dispute to the AFL meeting in Boston. Also noted are Miss Ball’s stationary steam plant license, jokes on marital prospects, a $1,000 reward for Millard Saunders, and brief anecdotes on matches, Holyoake, and Conants coinage in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Alliance of Building Trades
Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago
American Federation of Labor
Hoston
Miss Ball
Board of Examining Engineers
Memphis
Billings
Millard Saunders
Dillon
Wichita
Saunders
Charles A. Conant
Washington
Philippines
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Manila
Hong Kong
Three New York Firms Harvest Old Hats in Novel Trade
Three New York City firms unite to collect worn hats and transform them into a shared business venture. They gather discarded headgear to process and repurpose into new products, signaling a coordinated effort across firms in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York City
Old hat trade in rags and steam presses described
A long describes the disposal of discarded hats from across the country. Old hats are steam pressed, baled, shipped by river and steamship to New York, sorted by women, then reshipped to eastern mills bound with tight wire, with prices around two cents a pound and distant origins from many regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Orlentise
San Franchoo
Chicago
Co Bee
Bonnis
Indian Robes Offered at Three Dollar Sale
A local store advertises Indian robes from a large assortment priced at three dollars each, noting they usually sold for four to four fifty. The offer highlights the low price to attract buyers.
Dress gloves or work gloves sale at 20 percent off
A brief notice states gloves of dress or work variety, lined and unlined, will be held Saturday at a reduced price of twenty percent, offering shoppers a sizable discount on the selection.
Bargain sale captions 50¢ and 2 for 5c items offered
An advert notes 50¢ items priced at 5c and two pairs of socks for 5c, urging buyers that paying standard prices would be a bargain.
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E. C. Dewitt ¢ CO
Beyer
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Sellabe
Lattrel
Raul Maar
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Forestry
George Jacob Holyoake
Holyoake
Cremo
Peng
Ute & Domains
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Madras
Corderoy
Sox
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