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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1916
Page
3
A wartime description notes high manufacturing activity at major English shell factories. The article mentions a large gun and the latest factory output but with the factory name and lo cation withheld by British censorship.
Reading a controversial health note urges daily hot water with limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach kidneys and bowels. It claims internal purification improves skin and breath, and warns that external cleansing is less effective than internal sanitization.
A dense church notices page outlines rally day events and sermons across Christan Science and other churches. Highlights include a morning sermon on The Abiding Presence and evening singing by choirs, plus special readings, communion, and Sunday school plans. Notable names include Mr McDonald, Mr Peters, Mrs Glen Star, and Rev. Charles Quin Ney.
A compact listing highlights RALEY and FEE as attorneys at law with offices in prominent bank and Despain buildings, CARTER and SMYTHE in rear of the American Bank, PERRY over Taylor Hardware, PETERSON and BISHOP in Smith Crawford Building, and DOUGLAS W. BAILEY practicing in state and federal courts. Also noted are J. T. Brown's Furniture Store offering funeral services, NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY land offerings in eastern Montana with easy terms, and HOPPRACTICE LIMITED eye, ear, nose and throat specialists with limited hours in Judd Building.
The Portland market summary notes firmer wheat values despite Chicago weakness from profit-taking. Liverpool and London quoted higher, Argentine shipments are longer, with expectations of larger world exports this week. Prices for West brand flour rose, and Portland livestock and grain figures show steady to firm levels amid a generally bullish tone.
An advertisement touts a remedy for catarrhal deafness claiming local applications can restore hearing. It argues the condition is incurable if untreated and promises a sale of the so called Hell's Catarrh Cure with free samples from Cheney & Co Toledo.
Bernard, a Western Light and Power employee at the Windsor substation, received a 600 volt electric shock when his left hand struck a lead wire. The current burned his hand and arm, ran through his shoulder, and he was taken to Boulder hospital.
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