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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1907
Page
5
A Bakersfield reader reports a seven year old granddaughter suffering a painful skin eruption after measles. After four hours the Cuticura remedies showed improvement, and within days the child was entirely cured. The note is dated June 25 to July 20, 1906.
A brief item notes a curious case involving facial humor, a Tin call, and a figure named Pie who battles skin tumors. The fragment references a flood and chemicals, with limited readable detail about the event or people involved.
Northwestern Gas and Electric Co offers a soft white light and advertises a building and product details. The notice mentions Matlock Building and various items for sale or inquiry, including atomizers and liquid Creu Balu, with contact in New York.
Hermiston moves toward a December city election with two party tickets. Maxwell company workers report progress on a spring water system with pipes laid and rapid work. Real estate dealer A C Crawford notes sizable land sales. Melons from Maxwell patch on display at Oregon Hardware.
In Freewater on November 19 Rev. J Dodd of Pendleton was named pastor of the Sunnyside Methodist Episcopal church. The Ladies Aid plans to raise funds for a parsonage on the church lot, already securing about $300. Also noted: A A Bixby sold his Wilbur ranch for 12000 and bought the Emery ranch near Freewater. Dr. Head a Colorado civil engineer opens Freewater offices. Northern Pacific delivers refrigerator cars for apples. C H Barnes brings Hood River strawberries. growers report late berries. About 100 workers are employed at the Freewater cannery, which operates day and night.
David Parker of Fayette New York recounts losing a foot at Gettysburg and praises Electric Bitters as more effective than prior medicines. He claims the tonic cured stomach trouble after years of costly failure and would not take $590 for the benefits. The product is marketed as grand tonic for the aged and remedies for female weaknesses back and kidneys. Tallmen & Co. guarantees the drug priced at 60 cents.
Weston on November 19 reports fall seeding done and mountain farmers now digging potatoes. Many plan to store for spring sale. Also notes illness of Mrs. Rhea, new Weston hotel manager, and travels of Mrs. M J Woods. Redford family relocates to a ranch near Adams with access to a new rural route.
Pendleton Drug Co announces the agency for Orian Laxative Fruit Syrup. The product markets itself as a liver tonic that freshens breath relieves headache regulates digestion and claims to cure chronic constipation.
A Canadian-Scotch musician lost a purse with 90 dollars while at a Turkish bath and did not miss it until reaching Portland. Marshal Saxton traced the bag to M Rooney's Turkish bath, where it was kept safe. The owner, delighted, celebrated with his bagpipe, praising Rooney's honesty.
An old advertisement promotes Man Zan Pile Remedy priced at 69 cents. It touts a collapsible tube with a nozzle for easy application to soreness and inflammation, claiming soothing, healing, and relief from pain itching and burning. Sold by A C Koeppens Brom.
In this regional health notice Hall's Catarrh Cure is promoted as a constitutional treatment for catarrh. Manufactured by F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio the remedy is taken internally with doses and backed by a $100 reward for uncured cases. The advertisement urges readers to consult druggists for the product and to take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Consul General W H Michael confirms the latest agricultural department figures for Bengal jute. Total acreage stands at 921 100, down from 933 500 forecast. Excessive rains hit Hooghly Howrah Jessore Khulna early, floods in Cuttack Balasore Hooghly Midnapore later, with insufficient rainfall elsewhere. Insects damaged Howrah and Burdwan. Estimated outturn slightly up in Burdwan Hooghly Howrah Nadia and Khulna due to royalty and local officer references.
Tallman & Co promote Hyomel as a universal remedy for catarrh with a money back guarantee if it fails. The ad emphasizes open formula to physicians, air-borne delivery via a pocket inhaler, and a $1 outfit claim that often cures without stomach drugs. It urges readers to purchase for quick relief and recovery.
The report notes Bengal and eastern Bengal and Assam expect an outturn of 9,685,800 bales on 9,589,200 acres this year, vs last year’s 3,482,900 acres and 127,400 bales. It also cites 2,057,900 bales for overall province output, with little jute remaining from last year. Cooch Behar estimates 1,600 bales this year.
A health ad claims appendicitis stems from bowel abuse and promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills as safe cleaners and energizers sold by Tallman & Co. for 25 cents. The item also reports four Cheyenne boys killed near Bively Montana by a keg powder explosion they allegedly stole from a government reclamation project.
A grocer offers a money back promise if customers find Schilling's Best tea inferior to other brands. The ad notes that both good tea and tea grow on the same bush, and assures shoppers they will be reimbursed.
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