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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1901
Page
3
A verbose letter from Pendleton writer F. W. Karny views San Jose and its surroundings as a booming valley with gardens, parks, and water from springs. He notes climate, rail links to San Francisco, and Alder Creek Park attractions while predicting better prices for produce and improved prosperity after turbulent years.
Football training at Whitman College started Tuesday with a brisk on campus session. Captain Hauerbach and new coach Prof. Allen inspect players and predict a winning team ahead of a October 15 game against Washington in Seattle after a month of practice.
Ailing resident Theo Bulis of Lisbon Iowa faced a severe illness after a water-logged line incident. Doctors in Oakland Neb Sioux City and Omaha diagnosed consumption but Theo was cured with Dr King’s New Discovery after six bottles. Tallman Co. guarantees relief for coughs colds throat and lung troubles.
In Pendleton crowds honor President McKinley with remarks on his career as statesman and lawyer. Leaders including Col. J H M and Rev W K Potwine praise his integrity, public service, and Christian faith while noting his expansion policy and legal work.
A San Francisco physician describes using Herpicide to treat a beard loss condition resembling barber's itch. The case showed extensive beard fall with chin inflammation, but after Herpicide application the hair stopped shedding and new growth began in the affected area.
The Episcopal Church in Pendleton hosts the Sept 18 wedding of Dr William House of Heppner and Miss Katherine Parsons, daughter of Col and Mrs William Parsons. The ceremony at Church of the Redeemer featured organist Miss Raley, a Lohengrin procession, and reception at the bride’s home before departure for Portland and Heppner.
Friends of Mrs LL Poase report her long illness from kidney and liver trouble, nervous prostration and debility. They credit Electric Bitters with restoring mobility after seven years in bed, claiming she improved in three months and now feels much better. Local notices also advertise land and a street franchise proposal for Walla Walla.
A vintage advertisement touts Nau's Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy for long standing stomach trouble. The text targets readers with chronic dyspepsia, urging early use and gradual improvement, with pricing at 14 dollars per bottle or 6 for 5 dollars, offered by Tallman & Co. and Frank Nau.
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