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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1911
Page
2
Special correspondence from Adams Oregon reports a birth announced Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Bane and grandparents Mr and Mrs J T Lieu. The event adds a new boy to the Bane household with details incomplete due to clipping.
An ad touts Hyome as a pure antiseptic air remedy for catarrh asthma croup bronchitis and coughs. It asserts no morphine or cocaine and offers inhaler and bottle sets at 1.00 with refills 60 cents. Several local figures are noted as attending events and traveling to Pendleton Portland and Wallula while others report visits and social trips.
An Orange New Jersey importer president praises his wife as a perfect partner. Alfred A. Wright recounts thirty-six years of marriage, Canadian origins, eight children, and a home valued at $60,000, asserting she never called him a liar and remains his inspiration through good and bad times.
Washington report states the death of one of President Lincoln's appointees occurred while abroad in Europe. Details on the decedent and exact circumstances are not provided in the brief notice.
LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee by EB Grove. Druggists offer refunds if it fails. The product bears Grove's signature on each box and is priced at 26 cents.
In a Boston Tran script exchange a farmer asks if local mosquitoes carry malaria and a neighbor replies doubtfully that none have been taken away from the area. The brief fragment captures rural concern over disease and unfamiliar scientific knowledge.
A brief notice touts Lame pack as a common remedy for muscular rheumatism and promises relief after a few applications of Chamberlain's Iailment, with sales through all dealers.
Uriah Thomas, 76, a Civil War veteran, was seriously wounded when a Plymouth Rock rooster knocked him down and pierced his left wrist with a spur, severing an artery. He was attacked again before his wife and neighbors intervened. Thomas is recovering from his injuries.
Census data show 3,870,940 poles bought in 1910 by telephone and telegraph firms 2,891,810 of which 73.2 percent. electric railroad, light and power firms account for 733,092 or 18.9 percent and 306,792 or 7.9 percent by others.
A brief notice reports a railroad line incident described with rising pain and concern. Details are fragmentary but reference penalties and possible charges tied to the event. Local officials and workers are cited in the sparse text as investigating the confluence of fault and responsibility.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly laxative that cleanses the liver stomach and bowels by morning. It claims relief from headaches sleeplessness nervousness and fatigue and urges readers to buy a 10 cent box for lasting cheerfulness. It also notes benefits for children.
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