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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1916
Page
10
A vintage ad states a 25 cent remedy to stop hair loss and clear dandruff. It promises a renewed scalp, lustrous hair, and a fuller look after a few weeks. The text emphasizes dramatic cosmetic improvements and uses persuasive, period language.
Report from London states the Grock cabinet has resigned amid political upheaval. Conflicting reports from WI indicate ongoing cabinet changes and questions over Keatiogs confirmation. News confirms resignation, with further details awaited from officials.
Fragmented local notes describe Stanfield Creamery planning new quarters in Stanfield with community mentions of church events and visits by local residents. The item references nearby towns and personal travel, reflecting a busy, interconnected community page.
In a delayed decision, Ententer Kee postpones entering War with J Hilings as allied forces prepared for action. Officials cited strategic timing and mounting tensions influencing the postponement.
Defense Counsel McNutt declared the real throwers were still at large. He urged police assistance and promised to catch them. Newly discovered witnesses pointed to Adolph, a former employee of the mint powder works, as a suspect.
A Puget Sound Electric Tacoma Seattle Limited train derailed near Willine Junction after colliding with an open switch. Between 1 and 30 people were injured, three seriously, including Mrs Molean of Seattle and Miss Ethel Wowles. Officials avoided assigning blame despite the crash.
News from San Francisco reports government expert Hokes Fimmons noting tightening lumber stocks in South America. He cites Argentine consumption at half a billion feet yearly and imports from the United States, Chile, and Peru. Fimmons meets with Washington and regional lumbermen to discuss supply and ethics.
The report details a grueling fifty six mile desert hike toward Fort Selden with participants crossing through New Mexico and into neighboring states. Marathon pace falters as extreme heat slows progress over multiple days.
An early 20th century ad touts 5.5. 5S as a pure vegetable blood purifier and tonic. It warns of acids in the system causing skin and joint ailments and claims the remedy cleanses the blood, improves nerves and heart, and supports overall health. Medical advice requests directed to the Medical Department, Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, GA.
Minneapolis dispatch notes prices at record highs as Millece warns wheat could reach two dollars a bushel this month unless Argentina provides help. Buenos Aires reports chief Lahitte says Argentine surpluses could ease costs, yet exports to Europe limit impact on American prices. A stray coyote incident ends with a neighbor killing the animal after it injures a dog, while plans arise to curb coyotes as damages rise.
A report details a shooting incident connected to the Pen Nant area involving the Red Sox organization, with investigation ongoing and no confirmed casualties at this time.
Harry Hooper stars in early baseball lore, playing for St. Mary’s College nine from 1902 to 1907 before turning pro with Oakland in California and later Sacramento. He became a notable Red Sox outfielder during the 1910s as the team pursued the American League pennant.
Letters from Newark Ohio show women credit Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Week for relief from many female ailments. A correspondent says she can work again and has not had a sick day since starting the remedies, praising the company s confidential advice and commitment to well being.
An old ad claims headache relief from neuralgia with Dr James Headache Powders costing 10 aes per dose. It promises rapid, world beating relief and urges readers to try the product now, citing millions who have benefited.
In Oregon a coyote attacked a child playing in a yard as Mrs. Thomas Merchant rushed home to intervene. The animal was frothing and appeared aggressive as she tried to save the girl.
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