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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
9
Social and personals record a birth at St Anthony's hospital, with mentions of George Cook and Mee. Clyde Phillipe left Mant for Portland to visit for the coming fortnight with her mother and sister and Bir Phil p's patentee.
An old advertisement touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a safe first aid remedy for minor wounds and various ailments. The text shifts to a Laurel Canyon note on Mr and Mrs Magic and a detailed account of Pendleton club and federation officers, local homes, and social gatherings with names, places, and events from the Oregon federation meeting and Pendleton society.
An advertisement promotes Pope’s Cold Compound to quickly ease a nasty cold. It claims two hour dosing stops running nose, headache, sneezing, and fever while reducing congestion. The product is described as a leading, affordable remedy sold at drug stores.
Stop sickness and neuralgia pain with Dr James Headache Powder. A cheap 10 cent package at any drug store promises fast, quiet relief from throbbing or splitting headaches. Millions have found headaches unnecessary and distress relief is within reach.
Nic Lida Cranston departs for Portland aboard No 17. Mary Hackney and Mira Mary Hide travel from Pendleton to visit Walla Walla after attending a horror convention. Jewell Hoorke and wife welcome an eight and a half pound baby at St Anthony's. Mrs Polydore Moons returns from Portland visiting Dr C J Smith. Mrs Tweedy convalesces at 110 Lee Street. Wauneta Wilson and Mina Fre da Roberts stay at the St George. M K Miller shops in Pendleton. M L Zela visits from Holdman. F Wallis, San Francisco, is a Pendleton visitor. C C Sanders of Seattle registered at the 21 George.
North western tenor Theo Karle, hailed as America s great mr, will perform at the Keylor Grand theater in Walla Walla on October 22 under the Women s Park Club auspices. The singer tours the Northwest before a longer eastern engagement, recent New York debut, and prior war service at Camp Lewis. He studied in Seattle and sang for soldiers there during the war.
Trapehoater and Peters shella representative Cus Perot is in Pendleton on business. Umatilla County treasury reports record cash on hand totaling 1,0025,785.67 as funds turn over from sheriff collections and tax receipts. Large portions of road bond funds and Teel irrigation district money are temporarily in the county treasury.
Leaves on vacation by Misa Sybil Michela of the Pacific Grain Company office. American Legion executive committee met at luncheon to organize a membership drive starting November 1. local post to host a large October 29 meeting with an external speaker. George Washington, an Indian, paid $5 to clear an old police court fine after meeting Police Chief Al Roberts.
Mrs. Nagler is convalescing at St Anthony's Hospital following a partial asphyxiation yesterday. A copper water heater valve installed without a proper stand pipe caused the incident.
A vintage ad promotes Dr Carter's R B Tea as a health tonic. It claims to cleanse bowels and liver, improve digestion, freshen breath, and purify blood. It promises to be brewed at home and benefits children too.
An old remedy called Jad Salts is promoted as a simple, inexpensive treatment for kidney and bladder irritation caused by uric acid. The ad asserts it neutralizes acids in urine, eases burning and incontinence, and is safe with no bad effects. It recommends four ounces of Jad Salt in water, one tablespoonful daily for two to three days.
A St Anthony’s hospital birth today brings joy to Mr and Mrs George Crook of Meacham. The eight pound daughter follows earlier mentions of Dr Tamiesio a Pendleton visitor and his Army service, with notes on gas fumes incident and local medical figures.
A reader describes eczema as a harassing discomfort nearly torturous with itching that burns the skin. The text notes salves and ointments offer only temporary relief and that a cure remains elusive.
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