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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
6
A cold is more than a nuisance and must be treated at root. The article promotes Scott's Emulsion as a nourishing remedy that relieves coughs, boosts health, and helps prevent deeper illness. It claims the emulsion, made from cod liver oil, supports the body and advises requesting a free sample.
A Boston style report notes Professor A B Leckenby claims real color photography with an ordinary camera and special chemicals. Experiments yield prints showing true flower colors with potential global impact if practical and inexpensive. Leckenby plans to publish publicly, avoid patenting, and share the method to prevent profiteering.
Readable fragments indicate Fred Walters proprietor of a custom mill offering chopped feed and mention of barrels and apaci ete with unclear quantities or terms. The readable text supports a local business notice centered on milling and feed production activities.
Extract from President Roosevelts address to British visitors discusses unions and employers in industrial progress. He notes federation or combination growing among corporations, unions, and workers, and argues unions hold great potential for good and evil amid social problems and labor issues. He says opposition to these inevitable trends is folly.
The Pendleton store launches a major dress goods sale described as the biggest of its kind in the community, offering plain fabrics at plain figures and high end materials at reduced prices, with lining stock also cut to attract trade. The ad promises the store’s keen pricing and ambitious sales effort to draw admiration and big business.
The Old-Time Laugh-Provoking Story “Hunting for Hawkins” arrives at Frazer tonight presenting a plot driven comedy filled with rapid, well-timed gags. Patrons can expect steady laughter from curtain rise to close with prices ranging from 25 to 75 cents and 1 dollar.
Real estate notes mix with an essay tracing Thanksgiving origins from Plymouth Rock in 1620 to Lincoln’s 1863 proclamation and beyond. The piece mentions Pilgrim Fathers, early debt terms, and state governors fixing Thanksgiving days, alongside property listings in Court Street including residences, boarding houses, and lots with prices and descriptions.
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