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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1902
Page
6
A 1902 notice explains that when digestion is weak ordinary food may not nourish well. Scott's Emulsion, being emulsified, is easier to digest and distributes nourishment throughout the body. It supports blood, nerves, bones, and muscles and restores overall health. Free sample offer at 409 Pearl St., New York.
In Chicago on November 1 a high society wedding linked Miss Alice M Wigginbotham to Joseph Medi Patterson. Attendants included Florence Migginbotham as maid of honor and Joseph Medil McCormick as best man. Ushers were Leonard Thomas, Alexander Cameron, Montgomery Hallowell, Lincoln Mitchell, and W T Clyde Jr.
On Oregon farms a small dairy using cream separators can add steady income. The article notes 150 creamations and 100 plus creameries statewide, with Oregon producers earning per patron about 278 dollars. It argues the dairy adds value to wheat fields and orchard operations and supports rural independence with modest capital.
A dramatic feature warns that sleeping volcanoes hide a raging sea of fire within. The piece shifts to a medical ad praising S S S as a permanent cure for contagious blood poison, citing a testimonial by D. M. Anders and promising free medical guidance and a home-treatment book from The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta, GA.
Delegates to the State Federation of Women's Clubs gather for the final day sessions in Beaumont Texas with reports from the lecture and state conditional amendment committees. Mrs W A Callaway of Dallas speaks on child labor and Adele Looscan of Houston discusses Our duty to the old mission. Unfinished business and a farewell reception close the gathering.
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