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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1912
Page
6
In the Chinese capital Shanghai on November 24, reports say a rising Moncalian situation triggered the most evident military activity yet observed in Pekize. Local observers note heightened artillery maneuvers and troop movements near key districts.
Corner Court and Garden Street phone line noted as Black 3556. No further context or events provided.
Dispatches from the capital describe army officers busy and messengers leaving the president's residence as officials discuss the Mongolia situation. Observers note Russia aims to seize influence under a pretext of independence, while President Youn Sh Rat reportedly prefers restraint despite military preparations.
An advertisement urges expectant mothers to prepare for delivery with Mother's Friend. It claims the product safely expands tissues and keeps the breasts in good condition, aiding comfort during pregnancy and aiming for a healthier baby. It promotes the Atlanta based Bradfield Regulator Co. and offers a free book for prospective mothers.
An exceptional program features four full reels including Four Days a Widow with Miss Lillian Walker, The Forest Ranger where Jim confronts arson and rescue, Tempted by Necessity showing a faithful wife’s stand, and The Light That Failed with Melvin Brooks and Betty at a lighthouse.
The Pastime presents a three reel Tuesday change featuring The Blighted Son based on a wealthy father’s dissipation, theft, and a stroke causing blindness as a son’s crime leads to ruin and a South Africa return. Also showing Outwitting the Professor a comedy drama of Dora Frank and Professor Barton with a lemonade plot, plus Cosy with King Bagott and Violet Horner.
A New York money market flurry sent call loans to 12 percent, the high since 1910. Opening at 6 percent, rates rose rapidly as two major banks withdrew deposits and out of town banks pulled funds. Demand for money grew on year end disbursements and dividend payments amid political and international factors.
An advance in rates triggered liquidation of speculative stock holdings and sharp price declines. The exchange faced widespread anxiety as traders cited rising costs and uncertain sentiment amid the unsettled market environment.
Mise Mabel FF. Gawkins of Fort Wayne Indiana writes about three years of catarrh and blood disease. After trying many doctors and remedies she found relief with Hood's Sarsaparilla taking two bottles. She feels revived and recommends Hood's to others. Suggested formats include liquid or Sarsaparol tablets.
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