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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1910
Page
2
Wm E Hanscom the jeweler offers an $85 first quality 5-8K diamond ring for bidding. The high bid wins regardless of amount. A $45 diamond ring also to be auctioned December 1 1910 with sealed bids due in store by that date. Readers urged to inspect and bid today.
Beatrice Pairfax reports on a luncheon where four young women chose cocktails for various reasons. The piece argues stimulants age the user, undermine nerves, and quickly lead to dependence, stressing that women feel effects more rapidly and should avoid liquor to preserve charm and complexion.
A vintage ad claims Pape's Cold Compound cures colds and grippe within hours. It touts three years of research and a $50,000 cost, noting no quinine and that a 25 cent package is widely available from druggists.
A fragment from the In Spokane Inlang Herald urges women to resist liquor, asserting that a truly loving man respects a woman’s purity and will not pressure her to drink. The note centers on moral guidance for social behavior.
London report details 400 million microbes cultured at St Bartholomew’s for a potential cure. A patient with chronic empyema is to receive injections of dead and live microbes to stimulate immunity, progressing toward a 10 million germ dose final aim. Separate note touts Ely’s Dream Balm as harmless for catarrh relief with wide testimonial backing.
London reports Sir T. Vezey Strong, elected Lord Mayor for the year starting November 9, is the first teetotaler in the post. He reveals he will not drink mineral waters or other beverages, relying on tea and coffee. He plans to abstain at city dinners, noting his sheriff past as precedent.
Unfurnished housekeeping rooms available for rent in the East Oregonian building. Includes steam heat electric lights hot and cold water and bath. Recently renovated. Enquire at East Oregonian office.
The writer notes the high cost of ordinary baking powder and observes that leading grocers now offer Cleveland's at a uniform price of 1 pound for 46 1/2 cents, 6 pounds for $1.65, and other bulk quantities accordingly.
Advice on keeping balance in marriage urges women not to rely on romance alone. It warns against nagging, isolating husbands, or assuming perfect knowledge, stressing humor, mutual respect, and time apart.
A report from Clonmel district asylum shows a partial capitation grant cut would cost over 10 000 dollars yearly. Kilkenny and Sligo Leitrim bodies seek full payment. Gorey council protests the 14 845 note. Walter Kavanaugh cites funds diverted by taxes, Lloyd George tax on spirits hurts local finance. Citizens question ratepayer burden for exchequer policy.
Rome reports recall of King Humbert’s assassination attempt years before his murder in Monza. He joked to a newspaper correspondent that his fate showed one of the little uncertainties of the kingly craft. The reference ties to a royal era and a grand-nephew linked to the事件.
A complex English case involving Wyior and Lewis alleges a million dollar fraud related to concessions in Portuguese East Africa. After a 33 day trial in London, $725,000 was awarded but later overturned on appeal. The matter advances to the House of Lords with costs rising to about $350,000. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for catarrh relief.
The Boston Transcript records a reader question about the fate of the poem The Turtle Dove sent to editors and notes its placement in a pigeon hole. It reflects a correspondence snippet from the era.
A Tallman & Co advertisement touts HYOMET as a fast relief for catarrh, claiming two minutes to clear a stuffed nose and complete cure in weeks. It promotes a $1 hard rubber inhaler with HYOMET drops, guarantees cure or money back, and notes ongoing 50 cent refills with a lifetime inhaler, also alleging benefits for croup coughs colds sore throat and bronchitis.
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