Cough Weather Warns Against Colds Turning Serious
A health advisory urges prompt protection to stop a cough from developing into pneumonia or influenza. It recommends early care and preventive measures to avoid escalation into a serious illness.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1906
Page
8
A health advisory urges prompt protection to stop a cough from developing into pneumonia or influenza. It recommends early care and preventive measures to avoid escalation into a serious illness.
Pendleton school board considers a December 12 election to approve a district tax next year. District levies reported range from 5 to 16 mills with an average near 8 mills, higher than last year, to fund extended and improved schools as state funds fall short. Chair Lee Tenlech says exact rate will depend on upcoming data and required expenses.
Charles J. Ferguson, manager of Pendleton woolen route and Pendleton Pike exalted ruler, mislaid gun, heavy coat, and blanket during a foggy night at Blalock. He boarded eastbound No. 6 without his belongings, stayed at the depot all night, and later rode to safety as the train resumed. He seeks compensation from the railroad for standing all night.
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as strengthening the stomach and liver, aiding the blood and nerves, and curing liver and kidney troubles. It touts honesty of ingredients, medical endorsements, and offers free medical booklets and a vast medical ad pamphlet.
Damon lodge No Knig hts of Pythias met last night and invited other county lodges to join a convention in Umatilla with dates to be set. At Eucee JW Maroney led a war meeting of the grand lodge finance committee inviting the committees to hold the next quarterly session in this city. If the convention date coincides the same day the audit meetings will occur. The next quarterly meeting is planned for January with date not yet fixed. Finance committee includes TB W Johnson Corvallis G W Griffin Eugene HG Morrnw Portland George W Knight Hubbard L A Wright Union Ta Ry Stine Salem.
Swisher, formerly of Adame now in Cambridge for 15 months, notes no new houses near Cambridge yet. He says several families are building homes on land they purchased. Dr. O J Whitaker opens a heated office in Cambridge and divides time between the new office and his former practice.
Leveda Coral McThiniel 2 daughter of Kyle McDaniel died November 15 from pneumonia after paralysis. Her mother died about a year ago in this city. Services were conducted at Milton by Rev. Robert Warner pastor of the MB church of this city.
Adolph G. McCloskey has been chosen as teacher for the Butter Creek school and is now in charge of the sane.
David HH Casey known to many here was killed in a mine accident at Goldfields Nevada yesterday. A message announcing the death was received here last evening. The deceased was a son of David Carey and had lived in the city for years. Relatives may have difficulty learning the cause due to poor telegraphic communications. remains to be shipped here for burial.
Charles McAbee of East Bireh Creek area visits Pilot Rock Wednesday over winter stock feeders for the season. He plans wood supply between Ban and 07 tons annually and notes ongoing opposition to a proposed central right of way. McAbee expects talks with right of way agent Morrow to finalize an agreement once the engineering route is set.
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy. It claims kidneys affect all organs, urges trial samples by mail, and promotes bottles priced at fifty cents to one dollar. The copy emphasizes universal health benefits and directs readers to Kilmer Co. in Binghamton and Harriton NY.
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