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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1912
Page
2
A brief note presents Rufnek as the standout item in Norfolk priced at $7.50, highlighting its appeal and value in the local market.
Rome reports from authorities that the King of Italy will take the title Emperor of Rome, seen as the final step in unifying the Kingdom of Italy. The move reflects the papal state erosion after 1871 and growing Savoy power, with popes historically opposing the kingdom yet lacking temporal power. Advert shows Mrs Hugh Campbell praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy.
A well known peer attends lessons in French at a premier city language school. He sits with other scholars every morning, his identity kept by the principal. Friends say his wish to learn French stems from admiration for a charming French lady he recently met.
An old health note promotes Chamberlain's Oiniment as a cheaper, more effective remedy than strengthening plasters. It advises dampening a flannel with the preparation and binding over affected parts to relieve pain and soreness. For sale by all dealers.
London reports on Balkan negotiations as war drags on with slow preliminaries. Correspondents shift to weather and daily details while Montenegrin fighting appears more severe than official words. Some accuse Italy of treachery for not refusing peace terms.
A reader recalls tensions over Turkish surrender and Italy's terms during Balkan diplomacy. The writer argues the Italian king's war actions and the queen's knowledge mattered, noting Nicholas of Montenegro and other Balkan powers understood peace was near. A telegram from Sir Edward Gray is cited as evidence that Italy pressed its demand in the Aegean. Turkey has lost more territory.
A reflective list expresses gratitude for the election outcome, health, safety from a harsh winter, farmers' happiness, the water wagon season, the hope of Christmas gifts, continued good turkey despite wartime pressure, and shared solace that others have reasons to be thankful, noting troubles could be greater.
Constance Stewart Richardson, famed in New York, plans a new London Hippodrome program of classical dances. She defies the wishes of titled relatives and aims to present airy costumes and daring poses after her Palace Theatre London appearance drew crowded crowds despite mixed opinion on her performance.
Reportage notes Lady Constance dancing at the Hippodrome amid rumors she sought funds for a boys home though no public charity announcement has appeared. The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland urged her to retire from public life as scrutiny from Queen Mary looms over her.
An extraordinary blackmail trial in Liesthal, Switzerland concluded with three prisoners sentenced over allegations that Prince Ferdinand Louis of Bavaria had an affair before his marriage to Infanta Maria Teresa. The case centers on Maximiliane Wildgruber, a journalist and her daughter, and a Brisfelden editor named Henri Krele who allegedly sought 60 000 to block publication.
Mother and Krele were arrested at Basle. The court sentenced the two women to three weeks imprisonment each and the man to as many months imprisonment.
London reports Queen Mary has kept busy since arriving in the capital showing practical interest in the Needlework guild. She donates sturdy material for the poor, and last year sent back dainty garments with a note and pattern, advising to save the finer pieces for her daughter when she is older.
Princess Lichnowsky wife of Germanys ambassador to England prepares Gods Kings and Animals in Egypt a record of her visits to the land of the Pharaohs drawing keen literary interest from circles awaiting its release.
Ohio authorities record an oath in Toledo involving an individual named Cheney and references to Stone. The readable portion shows an oath or affirmation context but lacks full details or clear actions.
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