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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1912
Page
6
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a strength-building food to overcome weakness and fatigue. It claims the product provides nourishment without alcohol or drugs and notes benefits for expectant and nursing mothers.
Adams Oregon reports Frank Henry returned from a deer hunt with one big buck. Pendleton visitors included Mrs A J Baker and John Pennitter. L J Situali en and Clam Blake of Corner Grocers visited. Mr and Mrs F Larrie and John Pierce with Zeb Lewis hunted bears and deer, John Pierce firing the shot that killed the deer.
Luther Burbank argues that high meat prices stem from a vanished western range and aging plains. He praises cactus as a versatile feed, noting vast government lands and desert hectares capable of producing cattle fodder, with his demonstration of 2,056 tons per acre from young cactus plants.
Powerful remedy penetrates pain areas for neuralgia of face neck shoulder hands or feet. Rub in at the pain site to relieve suffering and restore normal conditions. Prices 25c 60c and 1 per bottle. Sold by A C Koeppen & Hrow.
An old advertisement extols Sage and Sulphur for hair health and color. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy is promoted as a cure for gray hair and dandruff, with a 50 cent bottle sold by Pendleton Drug Co and a refund offer if not as represented.
Dr Harvey W Wiley highlights a Democratic booklet alleging corruption in food regulation under Taft and Roosevelt. It promotes Wilson and Marshall drives to unite women in demanding honest administration of the Pure Food and Drug Act and protection of public health. The General Federation of Women’s Clubs backs reform, urging executive reorganization to serve consumers over producers.
Edward W. Parker of the United States Geological Survey notes Pittsburgh and its environs consume more fuel and ship more coal than any other district. Pittsburgh's coal use rivals New York, with coke and natural gas adding to total fuel consumption. Coal traffic to Pittsburgh east and west reached about 53 million tons, far surpassing New York Harbor. In 1914 the district saw growth in coal movement while local coal consumption fell slightly. western water shipments rose, eastern rail shipments climbed, and water shipments remained the largest since 1907.
A public discourse argues the ballot for woman is a state issue not federal. Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson are examined for suffrage stances, with emphasis on party principles and the political consequences for women voters. Ballot for woman urged as democratic, while calls to unity among parties persist amid economic critiques.
A coroner's jury found the death of Mrs Madeline Taylor accidental. Mrs Taylor, wife of Dr A E Taylor of the University of Pennsylvania, fell from a third story hotel window in San Francisco after arriving with her daughter and being met by her husband. The article also notes California Walnut Growers fixed prices for the coming crop and an estimated 11 060 tons with potential $3 000 000 for growers.
Two young men diverge from their father’s footsteps adopting new habits and independent careers. Their choices reflect personal growth and pursuit of distinct goals within their family’s legacy.
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