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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1908
Page
7
Milton Sept 7 John Zell one of Milton's pioneers died after a long illness. He had not lived here for over 30 years. Funeral was well attended and interment was in the city cemetery. Survived by son L. B. Zell a prominent fruit man near Milton.
Belidaville North Carolina resident J C Goodwin signs that Buckion's Arnica Salve is a sure-enough knocker for ulcers and other sores. He cites a bad leg wound last summer that healed with no scar after a few rounds. Sold for 20 cents at Tallman & Co and Pendleton Drug Co.
A discussion on organic disturbances of the feminine system described as a firebrand on nerves, causing frantic behavior. The piece notes a nervous, irritable woman affects herself and others and promises relief through a discussed remedy.
A testimonial advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for female ills. It cites personal recoveries from nervousness, backache, and other ailments, with claims of doctors failing then relief after using the product. Includes address in Lynn Mass and an invitation for sick women to write for advice.
Osage Indians, numbered about 2250, in Pawhuska Okla, are paid the fall installment of oil and gas royalties. The tribe shares in multiple funds including government vested and tribal revenues from grazing and sericultural leases, with smiles over pockets full of cash as funds pour in. A note on medical testimonial about Foley's Kidney Remedy is included from a New Britain man praising its cure.
Atlantic City hosts the Master Car and Locomotive Painters association gathering with delegations from major switchyard systems across the United States and Canada attending the session.
Immediate relief claimed for asthma sufferers by Foley s Honey and Tar marketed via Pendleton Drug Co. In worst cases and with timely use, a cure is suggested.
Rural letter carriers of Virginia gathered in Lynchburg for a three day session to discuss important postal matters. The meeting aims to cover changes and issues affecting operations and service statewide.
Promotional note touts Sexine Pills to dispel despondency and restore buoyancy and vigor. Prices listed as $1 per box and $6 per box bundle with money back guarantee. Pendleton Drug Co promotes the product and warns against substitutions.
A nostalgic newspaper ad promotes timely advertising to boost sales. It suggests using ads to attract buyers for property, encourages changing scene with furnished rooms, and claims strong impact of adequate advertising for a store today.
For sale not fenced 160 acres partly seeded to alfalfa includes two good peach orchards and a nicely furnished house. Several springs, fine sheep ranch land, good range with no reserve. Very near railroad. Suitable for two families. Address 607 Weatherby Oregon.
J A Best physician and surgeon advertises office in the Savings Bank building with office main 164 and residence main 175 contact numbers.
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