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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
6
Free to men promising renewed strength and vigor. The letter touts a "remedy" sent at no cost with complete at home instructions, mailed in plain packaging from L. C. Grains at 607 Pulsifer Building Chicago Illinois. Claims cures for weakened nerves and physical debility and urges prompt writing for free information.
Oregon and Washington state teams clash in Portland and Seattle as 1911 championship hopes rise. Star lineman Lester Means and brother Arthur expected to start for Oregon with coach Warner entering another year.
A vintage advertisement extols TIZ foot remedy claiming rapid relief from corns callouses and sweaty feet. It features customer testimonial language praising pain disappearance, claims drawing out toxins, and notes availability at druggists for 26 cents per box or direct from Walter Luther Dodge in Chicago.
Pilot Rock community notes list attending relatives and visitors from Pendleton Ukiah Nye and Arlington Oregon during Thanksgiving week. Residents Hazel Belts Fern Harrison Maude Koontz James Whittaker Elbert Casteel Elbert Carnes Brog orders and Burgess visits mark a bustling holiday season with travel to and from Pendleton, McLeod Alberta and Arlington.
The auxiliary catboat Julia and Mary skippered by Harold and Francis Andrews of Bath Beach reached Rio de Janeiro on September 21 after four months at sea off the Erie basin bound for a globe circling voyage. They met Englishman Robert Ellington in Havana and gained a catboat crew including a family of kittens.
Mrs Anne A Strula pleaded guilty in general session court to obtaining $500 from the New York Central railroad by fraud. She admitted faking accidents on railroad property to prompt settlements and led physicians to claim internal injuries. Authorities say she collected from at least six railroads.
An old advertisement claims a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It states druggists refund money if it fails to cure and features Groves signature printed on each box.
An old time advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a safe remedy for indigestion and heartburn. It claims relief within five minutes, digestion of all meals, and stops sour belching and gas. A 50 cent case is enough for most stomach disorders.
A compact ad column features a variety of offers and notices including magazine subscriptions through East Oregonian Pub. Co. Pendleton Ore, with a ten percent subscriber discount, mail order business opportunities, employment for show card writers, and night classes. also sales of land in Umatilla county, a 7 year old 1060 pound jack, ore ready for shipment, and old newspapers for wrapping.
Garfield M D homeopathic physician Judd block office 3411 red 2633. Lynnner Blakeses chronic nervous diseases X ray Blestro therapy Judd building Main and Court. Mann dentist Main street Black 3421 residence Black 2061. Kern Bennett dental surgeons Judd building Red 3361. Vaughan dentist Judd building Main 73. D C McNabb veterinary surgeon 916 east Court St. Peterson Wilson attorneys Smith Crawford building. Parry attorney Taylor Hardware. Phelps Steiner Smith Crawford. Ferguson Judd building. Hartman Abstract Co Pendleton. James John president Marsh Lee. City Livery stable Thompson street Carney Bradley owners. China Restaurant noodles chop suey Ung D Goey prop old stand Alta street rear Tallman Co. Westbound Oregon Portland local.
Boston report notes Miss Helen Houlihan a Springfield girl aged 21 gains eight marriage proposals after her shift as a stenographer. She is declared by Wisconsin Supreme Court to share in mining lands in Green Bay with five siblings, valued over a million dollars, as she remains determined to keep her new status.
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