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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1916
Page
3
Cumberland Md Sept 3 Marriage licenses have been issued for three couples from Pennsylvania. The item notes that despite marriage, the brides intend to retain their original surnames, reflecting local social norms.
Fragmented ad copy asserts humors cause illness and boosts a 40 year history for a medicine named Howl's Sarsana Filla. It touts sweeping cures by removing humors, claiming superiority over other medicines and promising relief from eruptions and derangements. The text is garbled and illusory.
The text notes several couples marrying with their names and hometowns. John P Arch and Grace Margaret Arch of Large, Lloyd Nelson Moore and Minervy Moore of Somerset, and William F Lucis of Pittsburgh with Leona Luins of Meadville are listed. It also mentions brides not changing names.
Lir Condron aged 64 employed at the Rosencrants sawmill near Corvallis Oregon was found dead with a broken neck after a 13 foot fall while riding on a mine cart. Ernest Weigand transported him to near the mill before he vanished and a search found his body in daylight between two and three o'clock.
Bucking tryouts begin today at Round-Up Park as rehearsals start for the September show. Thompson, Round-Up director, notes the bucking string is in peak condition with 75 horses ready, including new entrants, and promises one of the toughest performances yet with daily workouts leading to the big event.
A collectable 19th century kitchen column offers recipes and techniques for milad doughs devilled eggs olive pickles grape jam and laundry care. It gives steps for rolling boiling blanching soaking and boiling, plus brining and sun drying instructions with measurements and ingredients.
East Oregonian Sperins reports Gibbon School did not start last Monday due to heat but Miss Meager will open the school next Monday morning. Several Gibbon residents plan trips to Pendleton and area gatherings this week, including Thompson, Brace, Hoth, Sayer, Hyatt, and more.
Portland reader Mus G W Marin reports six months of nervous trouble and near consumption, says Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription cured her and restored health. Ad extols the remedy as helpful for women through changing days, with ingredients listed on the wrapper and claims of strengthening the system and quieting the brain.
Notice promises a revised copy of a medical adviser for three dimes mailed to the Invalides Hotel in Buffalo New York. It touts a one hundred eight page binding with plates and covers topics from physiology to marriage relations and exercise.
Delegates from wholesale druggists and pharmacy faculties nationwide attend the American Pharmaceutical Association convention in Atlantic City New Jersey. William Alpers of Cleveland delivers the annual address and Dr Solomon & Co hem discuss the New United States Pharmacopoeia from a median standpoint. Debate arises over meeting medicinal whiskey and brandy demands and the board of revision outlines alcohol guidelines for pharmacies. New officers installed include President Frederick Walling Minneapolis Vice President Leonard A Seltzer Detroit and council members James H Beal Urbana Willand Alper Cleveland Harry Bo Maxon Detroit.
A vintage ad-like piece warns that catarrh harms the body by inflaming the respiratory tract and complicating diseases. It touts Peruna as a remedy, claiming it clears waste matter and restores system balance, urging readers to rely on the product for catarrhal conditions.
A compact reminiscence notes that fine speech may not change outcomes as railroad presidents regret their limited gains. The piece contrasts ambition with restraint and hints at historical frustrations within railway leadership.
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