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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1903
Page
6
An advertisement extols the Manhattan dress shirt as the best choice for colorfast fabrics and quality. It urges readers to select Manhattan for economy and profit, promising handsomest shirts to launder.
A fragment notes an effort to reduce costs on a sock product with emphasis on affordability. readable details are limited, but the item appears marketed as economical footwear or hosiery with potential emphasis on value. The brief mentions obtaining pairs to lower overall expenditure.
In Washington the nation pauses for Thanksgiving as President Roosevelt and family attend church and host guests at 7 p.m. Horace Vose of Westerly supplies the White House turkey for 25 years, a 30 pound bird. Cabinet members dine at home, Hay and Shaw with families, Hitchcock, Interior, and Worden House hosting, while officials delay business until after the holiday.
The Rev J R Bell of the Presbyterian church Haber City praises TRIB as a cure for liquor and tobacco habits. He notes the remedy is offered at a normal cost and recommends it to all in need, with Tallman & Co as local agents.
A Spokane Prem reports workers quickly accepting Howard Elliott as president, valuing camaraderie over rank. An on duty and off duty image shows him as a fellow workman, earning trust among engineers and trainmen after his arrival aboard the president’s special.
A distorted passage describes a tense moment where Elliott interacts with an official and an engineer. The narrator notes a perception that the official will have his men at his right hand, naming Howard Elliott in a confusing turn of roles involving presidents and a potential successor.
Nov 25, the Nome steamer Discovery is believed lost after departing Yakutat on Oct 29. Telegraphic reports from Juneau confirm a wreck with Indians near Valdez reporting a large vessel wrecked on the Gulf of Alaska shore. J Bent, a white man from Yakutat, saw wreckage on the beach including hut pieces, lifeboats, and life preservers. A fierce storm the night of departure is said to have overwhelmed the vessel. about 40 people were aboard and are presumed lost.
A commission of the supreme lodge of the colored Knights of Pything visits St Louis to complete plans and choose a site for an International Pythian Temple. The temple is projected at about 75 000 dollars, with St Louis offering a 5 000 dollar bonus for the project as headquarters for the order.
Advertisement extols Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary issues. It claims sediment in water reveals trouble, promotes samples and book by mail, and lists available sizes fifty cents and one dollar. References to Rheumatism back pain and liver issues accompany the claim of wide effectiveness. It urges readers to remember the name and address in Binghamton New York.
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