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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1916
Page
5
A fragment from an advertisement extols Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for women. It claims the product strengthens the depleted system and tones the female body, framing its efficacy as essential rather than stimulant or palliative.
Prof. G R McAuchin of the University of Gre won extension department spoke at Willamette Valley University county library about linen making. He showed flax samples from Minnesota seed stock and a Willamette Valley plant, tracing linen history from ancient Egypt to Ireland and noting household employment in early industry.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a master ration for all kinds of disra s en, notes about today and a Qnitee on the DD, and references D Dd Soap and phi health. The readable text is unclear and lacks concrete names or places.
A speaker traced flax fiber history from the twelfth century to about 1820 and described Oregon's budding flax industry. He noted two thirds of a max spinning output was in Ireland and presented Belgian fiber as a sample, comparing it to Oregon grown fiber near Eugene. The talk covered cultivation, harvesting, processing steps, and the forthcoming knitting phase, promising further fabric fundamentals.
In Woodmont Milford Conn last night a hatchet ceremony settled a long running cow nuisance dispute. J A Roberge hosted the gathering. Mrs Walter F Bradley presented a silver hatchet to Charles H Holton warden who cut a board from a spite fence. The hatchet was buried and residents pledged neighborly conduct.
An old child care advertisement touts California Byby for soothing stomachs and cleansing bowels. It urges mothers to check a child’s tongue for illness and claims the syrup cures sour stomach, indigestion, and fevers. The copy warns against counterfeits and invites buying the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company.
Motion Picture News notes The Torch Bearer starring William F. Russell at Mutual and a five part Metro Diplomate Service program featuring Rushanan and Beverly Bayne at Alta. Also mentions What Happened at 22 at Cosy with Frances Nelson and Arthur Ashley, and a World Film feature from Frohman Amusement Company.
In installing a new system the Cosy promises a well heated and ventilated home like theater. It boasts free ventilation and warmth, avoiding the stuffy ambience of antique picture houses, to comfort patrons.
Besale Carriscale and Charles Ray star in Plain Jane, a comedy drama of college life. The pair co star with Mabel Johnson and William Borcermanter under Charles Milter direction. The show runs at Temple theater Thursday and Wednesday with a plot about a girl whose beauty wins love, home, and happiness and a student who leaves his career for love.
The production titled Silver Thread Among the Gold arrives at Temple Theater with a star cast and familiar female leads. The Mary En Taria sequences from Country and City Life are billed as romantically staged on screen, promising a gripping, spellbinding experience. Jose is announced for a personal appearance during the Monday November 27 matinee and evening show.
A persuasive health note urges drinking hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to purify the digestive tract and cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims internal bathing prevents toxins, improves nerves and muscles, and promotes overall well being.
Fragmentary report names Moevarm Kingsley Roberts and Jose in a star role discussion. The passage confusingly references Tempe Radiant J and Jave, with scattered phrases about a song and world memory.
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