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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1912
Page
3
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as the superior treatment for kidney, liver and bladder diseases. It claims quick, mild results from a vegetable formula with a sworn purity certificate and offers a free sample by mail from Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
A fifty cent case of Diapepsin promises rapid relief from indigestion and stomach upset. The ad touts easy digestion, candy like taste, and claims the remedy clears stomach and intestinal discomfort within five minutes, reducing need for laxatives or liver pills.
The Native Sons and Daughters City Beautiful committee met at Mission Dolores church to plan cleaning and weeding of the historic cemetery. Colonel G. D. Monroe led the meeting and noted public works wagons would haul away debris. Ulrich E. Krenz proposed two flag poles for the American and California Bear flags.
Editorial quip notes that politicians facing sharp criticism should accept it like a roast. It argues resilience and humor help navigate public scrutiny without whinging about heat.
Athena Ore Oct 30 Special K N Hawks E E Koontz 06 Henry and F B Boyd returned yesterday after a ten days hunt in the Mountains for deer but the deer were dear for they came home with out Mnygauime Mr and Mrs George Stages and daughter of Weston were in Athena Saturday Dre A 2 Bittner was a Milton visitor Saturday 8 BE Richards was in Walla Walla Mrs L I O Harra of Weston was in Athena Saturday nh EK Stewart was in Weston Saturday Mrs J Lelande of Weston was in Athena Saturday Miss Ruth Krebs was in Pendleton C A Guerne was in Pendleton Robert Reynolds of Weston was In Athena Friday kh Compton of Weston was in J Q Peeber of Pendleton was in the city Sunday WoH Soll proprietor of the Golden Rule Store was in Pendleton Sunday Merc J C Waters is visiting in Wootsburg WWW Reavrhome of Walla Walla wix in Athena Sunday Mrs ft Kinnear of Weeton was in the ecity Monday James Lelande of Weston was an Athena visitor Sunday CA Lobough has move his family to Burbank Wa where they will invke their home in the future
Miss Lola Rogers hosted a Saturday evening with Zeb Lewis Lile McIntire Bert Hyatt Dr Walnescott Mr and Mrs Dupuis Jessie Chestnut Lena Schirllen Gertrude Wallace Wilma Dupuis of Weston They played five hundred and enjoyed refreshments I I Lieuallen of Walla Walla visited Adams Tuesday Charley Watrus and family Pendleton guests also stayed with Mr and Mrs E B Margulis Mrs Cornfield and daughter Pendleton guests of Mr and Mrs Relp Roberta Morrison’s health remains same after a bid cold May Stockton Pendleton visit Hood's Sarsaparilla touted as the best tonic for convalescence.
Harry M Teel a senior civil engineering student at Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis will take charge of the Umatilla county irrigation project. The plan will bring water from Camas Creek to Butter Creek area, feeding about 20 000 acres in western Umatilla county. Construction resumes next spring after his degree is earned.
Seattle will host an international match between eight man teams from British Columbia and the Pacific Northwest. The Seattle club won the annual Bogey competition for the fifth straight year with Victoria Portland Everett Tacoma and Seattle teams facing Vancouver. A permanent trophy will be offered for the new Pacific Northwest clash.
A man begging on a city street was arrested on vagrancy charges. He appeared gaunt and unsteady, with authorities describing his condition as a pinched, weary expression as he was taken into custody.
Births near Weston record a child born October 1 to Mrs Minnie Banister. Athena visitors Mrs. Pinkerton and Mrs. Walker called in Weston. Miss Sherrod of Athena toured Weston. Visitors from Athena include Mrs Burn Bannister staying with Grandma Bannister. James Compton and family visited relatives in Walla Walla. Mr DeMoss of Tacoma and Miss O14 De Mone of Salem were in the area. A large Athena social dance drew many young people. Mr Jess Gordon and Mrs Gordon of Helix spent Sunday with Weston friends. John Bannister, a Weston farmer, was in Pendleton. D B Jarman, returning from Spokane, resumed farm work. Dr Watts remodels a Water street house. Eva Lieuallen and children visited Athena. Mr and Mrs George Bannister and Mrs Betz of Athena visited Weston friends.
Delphine Janvier, a well known French suffragist, enters the lion cage at a Karkoff menagerie to prove her courage. She persuades a feeder to admit her before an invited audience of journalists and faces five lions Fatima Sultan Rosie Lina. She spends an hour in the cage amid wary roars.
Mile Janvier, a fearless suffragist, faced a cage of three lionesses and a gate blocked by the animals. Journalists and attendants struggled to move the beasts, but she stood firm with whip and revolver, as iron bars heated to drive the lions away. Ten tense minutes passed before the door opened and she escaped outside.
Log on the track of the fast express means trouble ahead if not removed and loss of appetite signals lack of vitality. Electric Bitters toning the stomach cures indigestion and strengthens nerves. Michael Hessheimer of Lincoln Neb recovered after three years of illness following six bottles. They purify blood, improve digestion, and have helped thousands. Only 50 cents at Koeppens.
From 500 Ohio precincts a Wilson victory seems likely by about 250000 votes with Democratic gains over Republicans and socialists. Taft loses 16000 votes to Roosevelt while Roosevelt gains, Republicans drop 3959, Dems gain over 4000, Ohio returns Harmon votes in play.
New York reports forecasted election returns from Kansas showing totals around 375000 votes. Roosevelt and other candidates project gains with Roosevelt at about 110000, a third candidate near 70 000, and Wilson at roughly 165000 as Democratic leaders monitor the race.
A narrator jokes that whiskey tastes so rough it makes the drinker shiver and reject it. The line implies a healthy palate guided by nature, urging restraint and avoiding alcohol that hurts the tongue.
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