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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1916
Page
9
A testimonial from a long-time catarrh sufferer credits Hyomei with rapid relief after twenty years of illness. The ad touts Hyomei’s inhaler and medicated oil for throat and chest, promising quick improvement and money-back guarantees if unsatisfied.
The La Grande Observer reports on Charles Peterson, a notorious inmate known for a life of theft and squalor across California Oregon and Washington. Convicted for meat theft in 1914 he lived as a hermit near Ladd Canyon and at Hot Lake before commitment to Pendleton where he died after a long troubled life.
Forest Service lookout crews held vast areas of Oregon national forest land during fire season. The service works with sixty stockgrower associations in Oregon and Washington to improve stock range conditions. Since January 1 1916, 75 summer homesites on national forests in Oregon Washington and Alaska received special use permits. Timber and grazing resources across Oregon Washington and Alaska are valued at 253 million dollars. National forests provide vast public playgrounds open for free use. Lightning caused 27 1 2 percent of the 1091 fires suppressed in the region during 1916 season.
A fragment describes crossing a continent by air with minimal extra danger compared to driving a four motor car without adequate chains on a wet hillside, noting risky conditions and uncertain safety.
The text argues that overfeeding and sedentary living cause skin eruptions fatigue and poor health. It claims reduced diet and more outdoor exercise revive a worn body, restoring vigor. Not everyone can live outdoors, but moderate diet and sufficient activity suit almost all, with simple logic and clear evidence.
Athens dispatches report the Greek cabinet poised to resign as the neutral ministry loses authority under pressure from French Admiral Fournet who demands disarmament of royalist troops. The revolutionary government led by former Premier Venizelos acts with allied support, while the cabinet remains practically powerless.
Governor of Guam and Captain Roy C. Smith request immediate shipment of voracious toads to Guam. Toads will be released to combat snails blamed for a deadly disease affecting land forces. Navy Department and Department of Agriculture involvement noted.
An ad promises instant relief from head colds and catarrh by applying a small amount of Ely's Cream Balm into the nostrils. The antiseptic cream is said to penetrate air passages, soothe swollen nasal membranes, and restore easy breathing, with immediate comfort.
Hermiston man T Iseley is in St An Cony Bowen hospital recovering from an operation performed yesterday morning. EB indicates the hospital update with local context in brief.
News from New York reports Dr Fred Adams presents answers from figures including Jacob Schiff John Wanamaker and President Butler on temptations for young men and women in the city. Schiff questions general temptations while Wanamaker cites wasting time and Butler warns against overspending to match wealthier peers.
A lengthy testimonial declares Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin an ideal laxative for constipation. Professor Hertzog of Philadelphia reports excellent results in his household and urges safe, gentle relief over harsh purgatives. The ad touts a trial bottle and lists the product as available in drug stores for fifty cents.
Chief Justice Idan Franklin Mie voices a warning on wealth and leadership while Katharine I Davie of the parole commission urges warnings about youthful temptations in Broadway glamour and cabarets. Mabel Cratty and Nixola Greeley Smith echo calls for modest dress and moral conduct as Dr Adams stresses unreal modern temptations and wartime anxieties affecting youth.
The Yakutat Bay quake in September 1890 produced extreme seismic intensity along the St Elias and St. range, with movement visible on glaciers and mountains. It was felt across 1600 miles by 670 to 1200 miles away, covering over 1.6 million square miles, yet caused no fatalities. The report, The Earthquakes at Yakutat Bay, Alaska, May be obtained from the Superintendent of Documents for 80 cents in paper and 7.5 cents in cloth binding.
Portland dispatch reports muddled notes about a noir tone involving John and a teakey misread line. Police say officers investigated an apartment linked to a supposed scheme, with unclear details and damaged OCR.
Detectives traced the crime to a confrontation in a narrow street. The assailant used a blunt weapon before fleeing. Officers secured the scene and interviewed witnesses while awaiting forensics to confirm the weapon and motive.
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