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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
6
A Brookfield Missouri woman testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped her weight and health during the Change of Life. The ad touts the product as a remedy for female ailments including inflammation ulceration and nervous prostration with free confidential advice from Lydia E Pinkham.
Four reel program includes The Japanese Spy detailing a spy plot in World War II era cinema with capture twists. In the Mission's Shadow a western drama about a cleric peacemaker. The Pony Express Rider recounts heroic pony express deeds. Hank and Lank-Joy Riding a comedy from Essanay delivering broad humor.
A biograph style tale follows a young girl who meets a city man and elopes, only to be deceived and suffer for a hasty choice. The Pontiac Conspiracy features a strong Indian Story set in early pioneer days where an English major thwarts planned danger. The Vagaries of Love is a dramatic comedy filled with amusing incidents.
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as preventing appendicitis by stimulating the stomach liver and bowels and curing constipation headache and chills. It lists a 25 cent price at Koeppen Bros. The piece also notes a Massachusetts woman seeking redress after her clothes were taken on attachment.
Tallman promotes Hyomel for catarrh claiming guaranteed cure with half a chance. Buyers with an inhaler urged to purchase a 60 cent bottle, or a $1 outfit for non owners, promising relief from snuffles and spitting within a day.
The 41st list of new books is now at the public library with adult and children sections. Titles include American Orations, Legends of Switzerland, The Crossways, Flowers of France, and works by Gorky, Landis, and Weyman. Mrs Helen Burton donated a Life of Frances Willard and three children's volumes during the past week.
A long list of names follows for unclaimed mail at the local post office. The roster includes Claud Allen Pearl Albert Geo Allen Manuel Alves Miss K. BE Anderson Albert Atkins Fred P. Bane Violet Bourner Bill Boyle Sidney Browning Frank Bernie F P Callison Herbert Carr B Clancy Ed Cleman Henry Cleveland B S Clark Elmer Chies Ge Wa M B Cooper R W Cozard Carrie Craig A M Crandall J W Crawford Craghead Hays Jessie DeWitt Geo Dead rick Ira DeWitt Nannie Davis L G Eaton Chas Elmore Ed Em merson J H Evans Braiden Gerking Harry Ganger J N Hart E Lizzie Harris G F Hebbler M G Hinckle Jack Jones Tom Kindy Wm McCrary James McCellan Floyd McMullen Al Signor Francesco Wm S. Matler T G Myers L Mitchell Angie Moore Estella Myers Trene Oliver K Tsumuyama Anton Faviety M Tikuda T Mayida Sanatire She ponpoPasa Wee Sam Lee Domest eo Pigenatara Al Signor Cosimo Bartolmo Vill Joel Bresotin C F Cline Fedile Malda Sagastin Fernando Manda Fedele Nicola Cellung C B LeMunyou Giuseppe Chapna Al Signor Garbino Prino Geo N Poutts Sidney Power Wright Porterfield Arkle Peon H Parley Hum Sumkin Henry Elk Bi] Poshaway Elizabeth Ragan Panizza Rinaldo Fred Scho ener Evelyn Spencer J H Thomas Clearson Thomas Rod Thompson John Thompson Leonard Carnival Co. Tim White Ace Williams J FH Wilson Packages Mrs. Wyman T Horst Mrs. Ida Mohm J T BROWN P M
Thousands owe their lives and health to Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs and lung trouble. W R Nelson of Calamine, Arkansas, says it cured his lung disease when others failed and he gained 47 pounds. Guaranteed for coughs colds grippe asthma croup and other throat and lung troubles. Trial bottle free at Koeppen Bros.
Portland officials report General Finzer attended the National Guard association meeting in Washington. A bill to pay part of the expenses of financially burdened guardsmen and to create a payroll for officers and men who drill will be presented. The plan provides 2 drills yearly for payroll eligibility and 24 drills for official rating, with partial pay for militia at 26 percent of regulars. General Finzer also sought updated paraphernalia and described new blanket and overcoat pack storage for firing and rest.
Edward Bok argues that a new breed of restless American women harms motherhood and distracts from child welfare. He contrasts suffrage with the future of the child and cites the Oregon State Association's opposition led by Mrs. E. J. Bailey in a paid advertisement.
Notices to public indicate all parties knowing themselves indebted to me must call and settle accounts by November. H M Sloan, Blacksmith.
A veteran in the sewing machine business endorses Standard White Free and Singer models, advising readers not to be misled by traveling salesmen. He claims high prices are a thing of the past and promises good value with freight added.
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