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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1916
Page
9
An ad-like fragment praising Cascarets to ease sick or bilious bowels. It promises relief from headaches, indigestion, sour stomach, constipation, and a clean liver. Claims the product works while you sleep and is safe for children, urging readers to buy at drug stores.
A garbled recipe fragment describes mincing fiver and salt pork, mixing with water, seasoning with salt and lemon, and thickening with bread or orange. It warns of people with polluting tendencies and ends with unclear tribal or personal references.
A readable fragment describes jet hat trims and tassels for hats with metallic ribbons and velvet tassels. It then shifts to a confection section detailing chocolate caramel, almond brittle, almond sugar threads, peppermint drops, and nougat preparation with step by step notes and quantities.
A jumble of historical notes blends a recipe for meat loaf with courtroom testimony. The text mixes Mae Murray’s ostrich dish with details of a Wil Dale estate case, including remarks by Mrs Mathews and Mr Tobias about a will dated March 15, 1616 and alleged divisions of property among relatives. The fragmentary account hints at a will dispute and family lines connected to Seattle and Pendleton.
A disputed will case in Oregon alleges an agreement for equal division of Anna B. Dale estate valued at 20500 between a daughter and granddaughter. The conflict centers on motions filed in the county court as proceedings unfold across the probate. Nannie Mathews is named in the court filing.
A Lincoln mother of four credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with keeping her healthy through pregnancy and hot summer, noting a 14 pound newborn and improved recovery. She says all her children are healthy and recommends others seek confidential medical advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co.
Mrs Mathews recalls a spring 1914 trip to Seattle with friendly talks about a Dale property project. Two weeks later in Portland she found her mother angry after learning rivals claimed she sought to beat her out of the property. Mrs Dale refused further contact during Pendleton visit, though telegrams urged her to come to Beuttle before the elderly woman’s likely death.
An old testimonial claims Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin cures infant colic and acts as a mild laxative for adults without gripe. It urges readers to request a trial bottle by writing to Dr W B Cauldwell at 466 Washington St. Monticello Wisconsin and to look for the product portrait on the carton.
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