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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1903
Page
6
A classic cited warning of kidney issues using home test with water sediment and staining as signals. Advertises Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as remedy for kidney and urinary problems, claiming quick relief and universal cure potential. Offers free sample bottle and book by mail from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton N Y.
A Salem Journal selection by J. H. Cradlebaugh describes a cascade dingle where splashing waters, sunlight, and pools create a fairy theatre. The verse dwells on moonlit nights, blue bells, and a silver trout waking from gliding pools as the fairies tug a dream back to day.
In New England cotton mills a ten percent wage reduction took effect today, affecting about 115,004 workers in southern and central Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and eastern Connecticut. Mills had posted pre-1902 wage levels, with opposition mainly in Fall River. The move, tied to lower costs and past rapid gains, follows prior advances in 1902 and may influence northern mills marginally, with major operations in Fall River and New Bedford employing thousands under consolidated control.
A letter to Senator J Mitchell from HW BC of the Lewis and Clark sale corporation outlines Portland Exposition Grounds. It notes the site two miles from downtown on the Willamette, including 220 acres water at Owlee Lake to be dredged and diked, with land allocations for buildings, concourses, and a park.
A St. Joe Store ad promises free $100 in gold on December 24 with each dollar purchase. Tickets issued with every dollar, visible on the tray. A second note quotes a proverb about tempering wind and lamb. A separate item reports the three year old daughter of John Cale of Whatcom Washington burned to death Saturday night.
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