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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1913
Page
4
A general piece argues that most people catch colds each season and urges readers to learn how to avoid and relieve colds quickly. It stresses contagious nature and practical tips to reduce exposure and speed recovery.
The article argues colds stem from civilized life and contagion, promoting Peruna as a quick aid to relieve inflamed mucous membranes. It urges keeping Peruna in the home to combat colds swiftly, notes feeble or rundown individuals need outdoor life and the tonic, and mentions tablets for those who object to liquids.
Secretary Garrison plans dispatch of the Highty fleet company of coast artillery from Fort Dupont Delaware to the canal zone. This follows General Weaver’s recommendation as great mortar batteries near Pacific entrance near completion to defend the Panama Canal.
The note discusses sharp outer contrasts introduced on separate bioases and frocks, highlighting stylistic choices in color blocking and fabric pairing.
Oregon Agricultural College announces Farmers Week from December 8 to 13 1913. The event will feature lectures on farming co operation plus discussions and demonstrations aimed at improving the welfare of farmers and home makers, highlighting an important chapter in local agricultural education.
January 5 to 00 1914 the college offers a complete short course in agriculture dairying poultry stock farming and domestic science and art with lectures demonstrations and farm tours. No tuition. reasonable accommodations. reduced railroad rates. correspondence without tuition.
New Haven Journal Courier notes a pale blue ball gown described as delightful for a freak with a low belt of folded taffeta finished at the side with a plume.
Nov 11 Chicago reports that public school pupils cannot receive hygiene lectures by mail. The National League for Medical Freedom planned to mail copies to parents with advice on child education about the subject. The post office reviewed the lectures and referred the matter to Washington for ruling.
Deputy State Sealer Puchtel announced that all the weigh bound testing apparatus for Multnomah, Marion, and Hood River counties would reach the manufacturing establishments within the fleet next week. The counties will begin inspections of weights and measures through their county deputies once the equipment arrives, with Marion first to receive the apparatus a month ago.
A constitutional case discusses a home treatment for bedwetting, promoting a method by Mra M Summers Hox W of Notre Dame. The notice urges mothers to write for full, no-cost instructions sent today. It claims the treatment can help children and adults with nighttime difficulties and discourages blaming the child.
In Florence yesterday morning bearded by the Workers of the World, who had set up a temporary headquarters, a group escorted the I W W members out of town along the beach with orders to proceed north. No disturbance occurred as the boat departed. The I W W had rented a room as a headquarters two weeks prior and held a meeting with speeches. Citizens planned to await developments as the organization intended to bring 100 members to Florence.
A court plans to avoid repeating the judge’s instructions and keep the record in the jury room. The goal is to stop jurors from starting discussions prematurely and reduce confusion as juries return to court.
Klamath Palla Gre. Nov. Circuit Judge Ho1 Benson announced his bid for a seat on the state supreme bench. He is noted statewide as a jurist and has exchanged posts with several judges across the state.
In Baker November 14 for the first time since the war began the United States army invaded the Huker district to buy horses. About 100 bidders offered, and 7 horses fetched from 486 to 1100 dollars each. The stock were bay colored 15 to 16 hands high and weighed 900 to 1300 pounds, suitable for cavalry and artillery use.
Brock Bheiters of Lee First-National Bank in this city, closed last month, met to ratify reopening plans by the federal currency authorities. A two-thirds directorate vote on Oct 10 showed unanimous sentiment for reopening. A satisfactory agreement with federal authorities and two-thirds ratification of the 360 stockholders will lift the final hurdle to resumption.
An article fragment discusses a bride named Martha Leishman and her groom Louis de Gontaut Biron. It mentions a previous life in Paris, a prior husband who died in December 1907, and references to James Hazen Hyde and an ambassador to Germany. The wedding is planned within weeks, highlighting views on women's capacities.
Paris reports the engagement of Countess Louis ferontaut Biron, eldest daughter of John G. A. Leishman, former American...
About 200 residents visited headquarters to tell the LW W scouts they were not welcome. The seven members were escorted from the area and transported by launch to the North Spit while officials insured safe departure. The report notes tensions and measures amid broader opinions on forestry and conservation policy.
The renowned singer Geraldine Farrar defends traditional roles while acknowledging exceptional women. She argues life’s facts require women to bear burdens, noting many attend suffrage meetings yet rely on men for the core of worldly work.
In Los Angeles on November 1, Superior Judge Courtney D. Wilbur proposes delivering jury instructions via phonograph to the panel. The plan aims to standardize guidance and reduce variations in instruction delivery during the trial.
In Oakland California on a November day an hour after being summoned from his sick bed to perform an operation for appendicitis Dr David Hadden of Alameda self underwent the same procedure. After finishing the operation he collapsed and his colleagues declared he would have to endure the same ordeal.
Paris reports the Autumn Salem opens at the Grand Palais with a record display of American paintings. The November 11 opening highlights the year’s most important exhibition, drawing attention from collectors and critics alike.
A vintage health ad urges immediate treatment for coughs and colds to prevent pneumonia. It touts Dr King's New Discovery as the sole preventive measure, offers patient testimonials from Effie Morton and Cogger, notes long-time family use, and claims doctor-saved lives and rapid cures with one or two doses.
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