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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1903
Page
6
Advertises Cuticura products for hair growth and skin care. Promises to stop hair loss, cleanse crusts and scales, soothe irritation, and improve scalp health. Recommends Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent, claiming broad antiseptic and healing benefits for infants and adults. May mention satisfaction and world use.
The Grain Dealers National Association holds its largest convention in attendance in Minneapolis with exporters from Boston New York Baltimore Philadelphia Newport News and West Coast ports plus a strong Canadian presence. Sessions cover railroad rates demand and grain movement with reciprocity discussions with Canada to be debated as delegates from Iowa Minnesota Kansas and other states speak. Visitors tour the Twin Cities mills and elevators as meetings run through Friday.
Sir Thomas Lipton arrived in New York from Chicago today and announced he will stay until Friday. He has no plan to build another challenger unless an equally suited designer is found and the Shamrock IV may remain as a trial boat if a future opportunity justifies another challenge. He emphasized there would be no use in renewing the bid without a strong rival design.
A Chicago labor leader says unions pay delegates over a dollar a year to support agents. He claims walking delegates ruled the movement, caused millions in losses, and warns employers will demand control. Also notes suicides and health remedies, plus a Spokane brick clay find and Pacific coast brick quality rising.
Practical farmer guidance from the New York Tribune Farmer on pig litters. It covers sow age, farrowing timing about 112 days after breeding, limiting disturbance post farrowing, feeding schedules and types, exercise, and selecting breeding stock with emphasis on conformation and early grazing.
An odd habit among rooks shows intra family marriages across generations as mates take wives from nearby rookeries. If a distant bride is brought, neighboring rooks may refuse to accept her, forcing the couple to settle far away. Nearby rookeries often harbor such outlying pests.
A pasted instruction explains rubbing a stain on woolen goods with paint to remove it. It notes rubbing the paint against the fabric sleeve will transfer and lift the stain, avoiding turpentine. It advises performing the method while the stain is still fresh and the fabric unwashed.
The Boston Transcript reports defense claims that the client did not flee with the horse. The horse stayed ahead, the defendant merely followed. Prosecutor calls it accessory after the fact. The defendant is said to be old enough to know better than to follow a bad example.
A fragment from a Chicago record column riffs on a father unsure if his son will matriculate this year. The letter mentions vaccination details and a stray rifle reference, capturing a joking, period tone. The readable bits hint at social observations rather than concrete events.
A fragment from the Chicago Post presents a dialogue about secret societies and personal happiness. Miscarene, Miscarene and an unnamed narrator discuss secrecy, relationships, and the impact of a partner on mood, while a father questions the type of socket and the secrecy of the group.
A suspicious man speaks as he meets Subbuls in a dim street query about timing the fire. Subbuls responds that the blaze is just enough to catch their rain and hastens away.
An old advertisement touts Acker's Blood Elixir as a cure for chronic blood poisons eruptions and pale weak or run down health. It promises a money back guarantee and lists prices, 50 cents and 100 dollars, from F W Schmidt & Co druggists. The notice also markets West wheat farms and stock ranches for sale by Bentley & Hartman describing well water and desirable property.
The Emperor William presents the famous death dice to Bertin's Hohenzollern museum. In a 17th century case two soldiers Rudolph and Alfred vyed for a murdered girl. Rudolph wins the first throw, Alfred breaks a die and the shards yield thirteen, one more than Rudolph. Rudolf confesses, is condemned by the Great Elector Frederick William. Baltimore Herald reports.
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