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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1916
Page
4
Harvard unveils a rising football talent described as a new gridiron star, linked to Hrinklyn and Mahan. The announcement highlights early performance, potential, and the program’s expectations for the season.
An article from Eugene urges a male or female donor to fund a women’s dormitory at the University of Oregon. It notes 400 to 000 young women enrolled, a single 18-room dorm housing 18, and many girls in private homes or sororities. A $76,000 to $376,000 facility would house nearly all non sorority students, aiding freshmen. It references Bishop Scadding’s earlier plan and reports cow-testing results from Wisconsin.
Stanfield officials push new creamery projects with plans for two creameries as L C Kramer of Portland surveys ground for a facility. Notables and locals including F A Page, E O Lamb, and W H Daughtry visit, while dances and social events fill the town life.
Prince Alfonse and Prince Jaine of Spain, aged nine and eight, attended a Hoy Scout gathering in Santander with Queen Victoria as guest of honor. The text shifts to religious sermon notes, critiques of Holman Hunt, church-worldliness tension, and a hypothetical Pendleton exclusion of Christ, then touches on plans for a Pool Hall concert and sugar beet production funding amid war-related declines in bird imports.
A large Sunday revival gathering at the Christian church drew two strong audiences. Evangelist Fagan preached on The Waiting Guest from Revelation 3 20, noting Christ standing at the door and knocking. Mrs Fagan sang Behold Me Standing at the Door before the sermon.
Ad copy promises instant relief from itching and skin inflammation using Resinol Ointment and Resinol antiseptic medication. Claims doctors prescribe for over 38 years and sells in drugstores, urging immediate application with hot water and Resinol soap for quick healing.
An unclear advertisement describes a cleaning soap and a healing medication named Resinaloc and Restral. The text asserts skin benefits and relief from fear and distress, but details are garbled and unclear.
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