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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1910
Page
7
Mrs J B Perry and daughter Jennie Perry attend Pendleton week to see famous Russian dancers led by Mordkin and Pavlova in a first performance. The feature includes Arabian Nights ballet, Bachanal, and dazzling stage feats along with social teas and club gatherings across Pendleton events this week.
A Santa Ana druggist touts Electropodes as a cure for rheumatism and nervous complaints. A customer reports three days after use he felt improved, and the ad claims benefits include stronger nerves and better circulation. A signed druggist contract promises refund after 25 days if not satisfactory, with mail delivery available from Western Electropode Co. in Los Angeles.
The Church of the Redeemer schedules Sunday school at 10 a.m. divine services with sermons at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Soloist Edna Zimmerman will perform. A Thanksgiving service is planned Thursday at 10:30 a.m. with a musical program for charity offerings. Rector Charles Quinney invites all to attend.
Morning theme Obe dience Better Than Sacrifice and evening sermon What Shall I Do With Jesus at 11 a m and 7 40 p m Sunday school 10 a m Epworth League 6 30 p m You are cordially invited to worship with us Pastor N Evans at Webb and Johnson streets Corner Webb and Johnson streets First Methodist Episcopal Church invites worshippers
Christian Science and Baptist notices announce Sunday morning services at 11 with the soul and body topic and a 10 o'clock Sunday school. Wednesday 8 pm services, daily reading room 2 to 4 pm. Corner East Webb and Johnson streets. Baptist service at 11 am on What Jesus Came Do and 6:30 pm Young People. Miss Conklin to sing Seeking to Save. Pastor BR. E. Storey. 02 FE Alta Street.
North Main street church led by pastor W Van De Walker hosts Bible school at 9 45 with La Grande School contest. W F Taylor superintendent invites parents to visit classes. 11 am communion and sermon on Christ's Kingdom. 6 39 pm Young People's meeting, 7 30 pm sermon The Way Home to the Father. Wednesday prayer meeting. Study: The Blessings Which Hallow Our Days. Invitation extended to all services.
The official board of the Methodist Episcopal church has arranged to begin revival services about January. They have secured Rev. John Lewtas of Tacoma Washington, who has led evangelistic meetings for several years and recently concluded a successful revival at Red Bluff California.
The Presbyterian Church lists Bible school at 10 AM and preaching at 11 AM. An evening Christian Endeavor meeting is at 6 50 PM with preaching at 7 39 PM. A welcome is extended to all.
The Atlanta Journal suggests Bryan’s stance and tariff policy collectively fueled a Republican downturn, implying the issue lies with tariff politics rather than the candidate himself. The item reflects editorial opinion on the 19th century political climate.
An old advertisement touts Diapepsin as an instant remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims a single dose digests all food, prevents fermentation or souring, and relieves stomach discomfort within minutes. A 50 cent supply from a druggist is advertised, with promises of long term stomach health and freedom from gas and belching.
A dialogue features a colonel asked if he loves Wagner’s music. He replies he is not exactly afraid of it, admitting a candid, guarded stance on the composer’s work.
A Parisian Sage advertisement claims a celebrated scientist shared his hair tonic recipe with the American public. The ad asserts the product cures dandruff, stops hair loss, strengthens roots, and promotes vigor. Tallman & Co sell 60 cent bottles with a money back guarantee if the claims fail.
Eastern Oregon newspaper emphasizes its role as a community voice and primary advertising medium in the region, highlighting reader support and the paper’s prominence in local life.
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