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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1910

Page

2

Echo Masquerade Ball Sparking Navy of Echo News

Special Correspondence from Echo Oregon notes a successful masquerade ball with nearly one hundred couples. Banks orchestra provided music. Prizes awarded for best sustained characters and a booby prize to a wild goose. Local water resources flooding the Umatilla river as irrigation demand recovers after recent heavy rains.

Echo Ore Banks Walter Hinkle Mise McBee Albert Williams

Shall Women Vote No More? Dr King’s Pills Advertised

An old advertisement claims women would gain voting impact by using Dr King’s New Life Pills. The copy touts relief from dullness, backache, headache, constipation, colds, appetite loss, and system toning. Available for 25 cents at Koeppen Gros.

Dr. King New Life Koeppen Gros

Dunscope Mirror See-Through-Transom Origins Discussed

London Globe notes dispute over the little transom mirror called a dunscope used to view visitors at the door. Oxford scholars allegedly used it to spot debtors, while others credit an 18th century invention by Duns Scotus to dodge creditors. Fresh oysters advertised at Hubbech's.

London Charles James Fox Horace Walpole The London Globe Oxford Duns Scotus

Popular Umatilla Girl 13 Married

In Umatilla Oregon on November 23 Anna O Connell wed Louis Hakill, a Washington Division engineer of the R N at Starbuck. Rev Luke Sheehan of Baker City officiated in his first ceremony since arriving in America. The bride wore white silk and was aided by her sister Mrs Lennox. groom’s friend Mr Lennox gave the ring. A wedding supper followed with 50 guests before the couple departed for a brief trip to Starbuck.

Umatilla Ore O'Conne Railway Avenue Anna Louis Hakill Washington Starbuck Luke Sheehan Baker City Sheehan America Mrs Lennox Mr. Lennox Unmintillia Spokane

A Peculiar Wrench Promises Relief for Sprains

An old advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as the best remedy for sprains and ankle injuries. It claims instant pain relief, swelling reduction, antiseptic action, and rapid healing, with price 60 cents and 1 dollar. Sold by A. Koeppen & Bros.

Ballard Soldy A Koeppen & Bros

Cat’s Tail Balances Falls From Height, Scientist Says

A British scientist explains why cats land on their feet, proposing tail rotation during a fall as key. He built a cardboard cylinder model with four rods to mimic a feline tail and argues that climbing animals using long tails aid aerial turning, noting monkeys and lemurs rely on tails for balance.

Tandon Jife

Seven Democrats to join Oregon Legislature

A quirky political note reports that seven Democrats will be members of the next Oregon legislature due to a strange set of circumstances.

Oregon

Explorer is Married in London Ceremony

Mrs Sumner Clark of Peoria and Colonel J J Harrison the explorer and discoverer of premies in the Congo were wed at St George's In Hanover Square on Saturday. The bride was given away by William N McMilian.

London Sumner Clark Peoria, HS J. J. Harrison Congo St. George's Hanover Square William N. McMilian

Election as another experiment in government

A compilation note from the Montgomery Advertiser and Chicago News remarks on the difficulty of maintaining unity under Mendelssohn’s wedding march as a metaphor for efforts in representation and governance. The fragment hints at critique of electoral systems and civic order.

Hari Mendelssohn Montgomery Advertiser Chicago News

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