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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1911
Page
6
An old advertisement warns that delaying treatment worsens rheumatism as infected blood drives the disease. It praises S.S.S. as a blood purifier that reaches the root cause and claims cure in all forms, offering a free booklet and medical advice, with a reference to a drug store in Atlanta.
Real estate listing notes a beautiful home on the North Side with a call to appreciate the property. Teutsch and Bickers advertise readiness to show the house to prospective buyers, signaling a local agent presentation.
Nov 20 report from Portland details plans for a new baseball park with drainage one foot beneath the surface and vilitie turf, aiming to provide the finest playing field in the West. project proposes six inches of Ville turf atop drained ground. The note adds a boxing scheduling update. heavyweight title bout referee change discussed for Vernon Thanksgiving day.
Pills Windsame reports that the Philadelphia Nationals beat Almendares by ten to one in Havana on November 20. The game showcased strong offense from the Nationals and solid pitching to secure the victory.
A patchwork of college and club results shows Syracuse edging Cabble by one point while Wet Point defeats Colgate 12 to 11. Wisconsin and Yale play to a 6 3 or 6 6 tie as Harvard, Dartmouth, Penn, and others post varied margins amid a flood of scores across campuses from Transylvania to Washin gton and Jefferson.
Patient from Walla Walla details kidney trouble with back pain and dizziness. After trying numerous remedies, Doan's Kidney Pills provided rapid improvement, restoring appetite, strength, and daily function, with a claimed permanent cure.
An article notes ministers' sons achieve greater lifetime prominence than peers in England and America. Rev Christian Reisner cites studies showing clergy offspring outperform lawyers and doctors in influential roles over two centuries, with De Candolle remarking clerical families dominate scientific contributions.
Blue Springs man J Hows, 70, of near the city, accused his daughter Ella, 32, of involvement in stealing his horses. Police, after a trader reported two people attempting to dispose of similar horses, arrested the couple and released Hows' daughter to custody. He offered to pay the reward for recovery of his property.
Mrs. John Henry Pelh of this city maintains a private pet cemetery on her farm where dogs cats and horses rest. She spends winters at 6 East Thirty sixth Street and summers at 1832 Riverside Drive in a large brown stone mansion with a spacious stable.
A pink or light brown rabbit, nearly pink, was shot by Le o Darene, an aged Wrightsville gunner returning from a two day hunt near the Picketts. Darone says the rabbit jumped up with another orthodox colored bunny, but the dogs followed neither. Other gunners report seeing the pink rabbit but cannot bag it due to its immunity to trailing by hounds.
An unnamed speaker extols Hood's Sarsparilla as an effective remedy for blood disorders, urging timely use to alleviate long suffering and restore health. The passage frames the medicine as unimpeachable testimony and critiquing delay in taking it.
New York and Texas to feature 14 inch main guns while Oklahoma and Nevada prepare for 14 inch turret designs. The shift aims to reduce tonnage by concentrating fire in fewer turrets, placing the United States at the forefront of naval power as Britain’s ships trend toward smaller calibers.
Laborer J N Sullivan fell into Hot Lake dam boil near walls tote when foundation failed. He suffered severe burns waist high and died from injuries after being rushed to hospital as fellow workers pulled him from the water. Centralia Wash sees murder warrant issued for Adna blacksmith L B Young in first degree case of Mrs. O F Santhuff.
Special Correspondence Stanfield Oregon November 20 A large number of sheep shipments have arrived in Stanfield recently with most going to Portland markets. Twenty carloads came from La Grands and Baker counties bound for Stanfield and wider trading. Local social notes mention the Stanfield Ladies Study Club and Ladies Reading Club events and several residents visiting relatives, on business trips, or moving through Stanfield.
Philadelphia reports Dr W Wayne Babcock at Samaritan Hospital demonstrating a new weight loss operation. A woman patient had twelve pounds of fat removed from abdominal tissue. The surgeon claimed the procedure is simple and not dangerous with skilled hands and careful muscle preservation.
Major Boges in Washington reports the secretary of War allows vessels to pass through the Panama Canal before the official opening date. The canal is set to open January 1, 1915, but authorities indicate passage may occur in the latter half of 1914 as soon as practicable, per the engineering commission.
A Japanese proxy bride aboard Canada Mara faces deportation unless her fiancé, the groom, can be located. Immigration records show arrivals, but the bride has forgotten her husband’s address, leaving authorities to trace him through partial details from the voyage to Tocenma.
Two hens in the poultry department at Oregon Agricultural College reportedly laid a record 259 eggs in the last year. The Maine Agricultural College previously held the closest record with 251 eggs in 12 months, making Oregon’s hens the most productive to date.
Sumpter Oregon reports no candidate filed for any municipal office, leaving the town without a slate for upcoming elections and prompting scrutiny of local political participation and nomination processes.
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County and Frank J Cheney swear as senior partner that F J Cheney Co will pay one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn December. Notary public. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally acts on blood and surfaces. Send for testimonials free. J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. Sold by all druggists take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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