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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1916
Page
8
Report from Amsterdam credibly states Gottlob von Jagow would retire due to ill health after guiding German diplomatic relations since the outbreak of the great war. The London rumor section notes the veteran statesman facing health concerns affecting his position.
Miss Sawlyi Misawa, daughter of a wealthy San Francisco merchant, is near graduation in dentistry and would become the first Japanese woman to practice dentistry in the city. She is more than halfway through her dental school program.
A nostalgic miscellany features a chocolate pie recipe, vehicle accessories, peach dessert, nut brownies, and a mock minnow pie. The piece blends household tips with ad-like notes on baking, kitchen tasks, and a short human-interest passage on porridge memory and a missing girl notice.
In Montclair New Jersey Oct 11 Isaac A Dodd eldest son or alias he boasted of many descendants dying here today He had fourteen children fifty grandchildren and one great grandchild in New Jersey official notice confirms the unusual family tally and death details
The advertisement urges the average man to treat a cold seriously and not trifle with it noting dangerous diseases can begin with a cold. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a non narcotic cure in use for many years with an established reputation and wide availability.
Police and volunteers conducted a search for a missing girl in Roseburg Oregon area with reports of a woman named Martha Smith from Seihilo and another person Mile Mirtle Sreich who disappeared after leaving a motel. The event prompted community alerts and ongoing investigation.
In Winsted Connecticut on October 21 Buster a bird dog owned by W M Smart president of the New England Pin company acted as messenger. He returned home battered while Smart and his three sons were hurt in a car overturn accident during a trip to the Tolland Fish and Game club preserves.
Downman of New Orleans a longtime president of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association and major Louisiana timber owner advocates a sustained campaign to promote cypress. He and associates trumpet cypress as the eternal wood, widely used especially in underwater construction, and vow to defend its advantages against detractors.
Cheerful advertorial urges nightly use of Cascarets to cleanse liver and bowels. Claims include relief from headaches cold bodily odors coated tongue and upset stomach with gentle cleansing for adults and children.
December demand for action on a food control bill sparks a clash over a proposed spillway to fight floods in New Orleans. Oyster interests warn the project would harm their industry while supporters push ahead. Despondency guidance promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion relief.
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