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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1913

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Plot to Burn Ship Sparks Continental Rivalry Rumor

In Liverpool a rumor circulates that the steamship Volturno was deliberately burned, tied to plots by Continental rivals to disrupt Uranium Line trade from Dutch ports. Captain Tinsley cites antagonism, letters, and suspected interference by German, Dutch, Belgians, and others. Separate suit alleges dog bite injuries to Kathleen Thennes and Joseps M Thennes at Von Moltke home with medical costs.

Liverpool Volturno Uranium Line Tinsley Uranium Company Cunard Company Captain Tinsley Kathleen Thennes Joseps M. Thennes

Woman Sues for 85000 for Injury by Dog

Wallace Idaho Oct 14 The case in district court seeks 85000 damages from George T Von Moltkenhall for injuries allegedly caused by a vicious dog alleged to be harbored by him. The suit names him as the defendant in a civil action.

Wallace Idaho George T. von Moltkenhall

Danderine Promises Thick Hair Free Of Dandruff

An old advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine for dandruff and itchy scalp. It claims a 25 cent bottle doubles hair beauty, dissolves dandruff, prevents scratching, and stops falling hair with one quick application, urging immediate purchase at drug stores or toilet counters.

Knowlton

German ex-bank director Lindner held on forgery charge

Paul Lindner formerly a director at Land and Industrie bank Berlin was arrested in New York under the name Lenhard on a 4,900,000 marks real estate forgery charge. He faces extradition proceedings after admitting identity but claiming innocence and claiming a Berlin embezzlement link. He used aliases including Richard Spitzer and Lenhard during travels to Montreal Chicago and Washington.

New York Paul Rfr Lindner Land and Industrie Bank Berlin Lenhard Lindner Lintner Washington American Commission Fed Richard Spitzer Montreal Chicago Tracey

Diary says divorce ready for trial in St Louis

Mrs. Charles Hufschmidt formerly Margaret Ryan, a hotel cashier, began a diary three weeks after marriage to use as evidence in a divorce filed against husband, a Waller manufacturer in East St. Louis. Entries recount nagging, late returns, alleged assaults on June 26 and August dates, the purchase of a bed for himself, and a June 22 meeting with another woman at a summer garden. Police declined arrest when she sought help.

ST. Louis Charles Hufschmidt Margaret Ryan East St. Louis Hufschmidt Mra. Hufschmidt South St. Loula St. Loula

Shell the Eggs for Lunch Basket Flavor

Remove shells from hard cooked eggs and roll in a mix of salt pepper and finely chopped parsley. Wrap each egg in paraffin paper for neat portions. The result is more appetizing than eggs in the shell. Shantung remains popular for separate coats.

Social calendar teems with weddings and gatherings

A string of events in Umatilla and surrounding areas celebrates Miss Javina Stanfield and Miss Pearl McKenna with upcoming October 22 weddings. Mrs. Craig McMicken hosts a four-table bridge for Miles Stanfield, while Miss Edith Woodcock hosts an informal at home for Mixa Stanfield and Pearl McKenna. Local ladies attend gatherings at Miss McKenna’s Peninsula home and share bridge honors. Contemporary notes mention Agora club co eds aiding civic progress and visits from Mrs. W H Rolph of Victoria, with further bridge plans and travels across Oregon and Spokane.

Javina Stanfield Arthur G Umatilla Ore Trinity Church High Neon Craig McMicken Miles Stanfield Edith Woodcock Mixa Stanfield Pearl McKenna Miss McKenna Edith Still Milton University of Oregon Agora Club Sic Charles M. Stype Raley Street W. H. Rolph Victoria, B. C Stype North Side Bridge Club

Avoid Sedative Cough Medicines and Chamberlain Remedy

A past ad warns against sedative cough syrups containing codeine morphine and heroin for colds and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the safe odorless alternative claimed to prevent pneumonia by clearing culture beds. It touts worldwide cures and states the product contains no morphine or sedatives and is sold by all dealers.

All Dealera Adv

Walla Walla School Ban on Bull-Dogging After Accident

The superintendent of city schools ordered a ban on bull-dogging at city schools after Roland Turber an eight year old Green Park pupil suffered a compound fracture of his left thigh bone during play. The injury occurred though Roland was not participating in bull-dogging.

Walla Walla Kern Roland Turber Green Park Roland Ateer

A Marvelous Escape

A Prince Albert reader recounts a dramatic nighttime croup attack on his child. With Chamberlain's Cough Remedy at hand, the child improved after about an hour and twenty minutes following the directions, ending the danger. Sold by all dealers. Ad.

P. F. Bastiams Prince Albert Cape of Good Hope Chamberlain Ady

Fingerprint Baby Registry Proposed by Spokane Official

Spokane October 14. W Hoyt Turner, head of the police bureau’s identification section, backs a plan to take fingerprints of every newborn. A bill to authorize this will be introduced in the Washington legislature, with Turner supporting a federal birth certificate fingerprint rule. He says fingerprints stay constant and a card index can rapidly locate individuals to aid crime prevention and identification. Turner is a leading western fingerprint expert.

Spokane W. Hoyt Turner Bureau of Identification Washington Turner West

Henry Lane Wilson Arrives in West After Mexico Post

Seattle Oct 14 Henry Lane Wilson arrives after resignation as ambassador to Mexico to be accepted by the current administration He says he has no immediate plans and intends to remain no citizen of the State of Washington

Henry Lane Wilson Seattle Wash Mexico State of Washington

Jaunty blouse and skirt suit with large check pattern

A described outfit features a sixtee nteen era cloth of large windowpane check in maroon and white with washable collar and cuffs. The blouse has a drop shoulder full sleeve with a four inch cuff hidden under a detachable handkerchief linen lace trim. A short basque back slants to a deep rear and the skirt shows pleated detailing. A black satin bow sits beneath a linen collar.

Frock Description Emphasizes Dark Blue Serge and Embroidered Vest

The masculine serge frock features a very dark blue shade close to black with a pleated violin empire vest visible beneath. An embroidery band in bluish violet outlines the vest opening and elongates the shoulder while crossing the oblong yoke that tops the skirt. The skirt is plain and fits the girdle with slight gathering at the yoke. moke covered buttons trim the garment.

Loss of Appetite Signal and Digestive Tonic Claim

The passage argues loss of appetite signals stomach disorder and recommends Merito Tonic Digestive Ia to clean and sweeten the stomach, promote nourishment, and resist digestion problems. It is labeled a genuine tonic with a positive guarantee and a trial urged.

A Fair Proposition for Meritol Rheumatism Powders

The manufacturers guarantee relief or refunds money on Meritol Rheumatism Powders sold by Tallman & Co Exclusive Pendleton Age TM ta. The ad promotes confidence in the remedy as a fair proposition and invites customers to view offerings.

Tallman & CO

Fashion Notes and Home Care Tips From 1900s Papers

Fashion bits describe metal thread trimming and leather cut work on new gowns and hats with iridescent butterfly accents. Beard of Breen net and beaded color designs appear on neckpieces and muffs, with cut velvet fabrics noted as fashionable. Household tips cover wall wash with borax and ammonia, stain removal using Indian Niger, muslin curtain washing with bran tea, and light rinsing for best sheerness.

Newark News

Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief

An old newspaper ad touts Pape's Cold Compound claiming it breaks a cold in hours. The quick regimen involves taking doses every two hours, relieves nasal congestion, discharge, headache, feverish feelings, sore throat, sneezing, and stiffness, with a 25 cent price and no substitute accepted.

Pape

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