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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1904
Page
6
A rustic advertisement extols Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder ailments. It claims to slow disease progression, stop urinary trouble, and prevent heart and kidney complications, urging readers to buy the product and request a free book by mail.
Mrs. George Hays of 223 Lilleth Street reports relief from long standing backache and kidney strain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She notes pain worsens with housework and credits the pills with restoring comfort and enabling daily tasks.
Robert Womack, once rich as Cripple Creek’s discoverer of wealth, lies paralyzed in a private sanitarium at Colorado City. Battered by fate and vanity, his history shows a life of high living and squander, once giving away fortunes in cowboy style while warning of repeaters, as tales of wealth and decline unfold amid medical confinement and shifting moral judgments.
Chicago report from national Socialist secretary William Muile estimates Debs will reach about 600,000 nationally. City and state tallies vary, with Wisconsin and Illinois showing large gains, Minnesota and Texas contributing sizable increases, while Wyoming and Idaho have modest rises amid broad national momentum for Debs.
Charles M. Gunn leaves Union Iron Works San Francisco to assume general supervision of the Columbia Engineering Works Portland Ore. He began his new duties November 1 after more than a decade with Union Iron Works, hired to meet increased demand as the plant expands and extra skilled help is sought.
The Prinzoffaky Kru files an extraordinary case still active after 176 years. It traces to 1729 when Mark Korteeff says his horse and saddle were seized by the government for military use and voucher issued. He seeks compensation or return of the animal.
Fragment mentions laundering costs and appearance while wearing items. Notes that laundry work is done artistically, but text is incomplete and lacks clear facts.
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