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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1910
Page
3
5th Avenue along with 34th and 35th Streets in New York announce Catalogue No. 102 covering the fall and winter seasons. Copies will be mailed upon request to customers seeking the latest offerings from these shops.
A West-centered plea praising vast reclamation lands and home ownership through Roosevelt and Pinchot conservation, urging national focus on western resources. It criticizes Washington interests and promotes fair treatment for agriculture, education, and state rights, arguing homeowners secure national safety.
An advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin for stomach distress caused by fermentation and undigested food. It claims relief within five minutes, easing symptoms like pressure, fullness, belching, and nausea, and lets you eat your favorite foods without fear.
A Paris newspaper questions Joseph Thomas as the hoop skirt inventor after his death in the United States. It says a Parisian drapery shop assistant patented a steel-spring petticoat in France long before Thomas.
A man profited from a patent by outsourcing the work for 800. A rival known as executioner Heindenrech entered the trade of manufacturing crinolines, famed for high orders late in the empire. Crinolines evolved from wicker baskets to hoop skirts with whalebone and steel supports as fashion shifted through revolutions and restorations.
Britain faces a graft scandal sweeping railway officials and directors. A major newspaper questions top executives and 800 officers earning cabinet-like salaries, noting 35 independent companies and 400 directorships. It argues many directorships lack strict commercial justification and criticizes costly luxuries.
An old advertisement warns against a thief called bad cough and promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a cure for all coughs chest troubles and related ailments. It touts bottles priced 21c 60c and 1.00 with A C Kop pen & Bros as the sellers.
Paris reports General Roques appointed commander in chief of the French military aeroplane detachment as part of expanding continental air power. A $400,000 credit next year will add fifty aircraft and establish three more aviation centers to train officers and spur rapid machine deployment and dismantling efficiency.
An ad describes Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh and hay fever with a liquid form option. It highlights no cocaine or mercury, promises relief by direct application to inflamed passages, and lists price and ordering details from Big Bros at 66 Warren Street New York.
An ad offers money to loan on city and farm property with long time easy payments and low interest. Call at Hotel St. George this week. D. R. Walker.
J H Estes reports checks given on pool games at the Pastime Parlors. Sharon and Eddings advertise galvanised iron bath tubs that are light and easy to move, pitched as ideal for farmers.
At the Moving Picture Shows in IL the Canadian Moonshiners presents a true to life drama with Royal Mounted Police and Canadian Indians. The Stronger Sex shows men in business and a woman who becomes independent. Under the Old Apple Tree is a comedy about surprises under an old tree. Also featured are Ranch Life in the Great Southwest with roping and broncho busting, Back to Nature dramatic entry, Willie a Selig comedy, The Shepherds Dog with a dog as a key figure, and A School In New Guinea an educational Pathe offering.
Desperate siblings, Mary Bishop 14 and John 11, sleep beside their dead sister's grave in East Orange after wandering two cities seeking their mother who deserted them. Evicted from rooms, they were aided by Catholic Children's Aid Society. Also ad copy for Hall's Catarrh Cure touts internal remedies and testimonials.
Berlin reports a widespread disruption with 700,000 workers at risk of idling amid shipyard strikes and lockouts. Negotiations start Monday between the Association of Metal Employers and Metal Trade Workers as 200,000 metal workers face pay and work stoppages.
A Burnt Chad recommends Baltlard's Snow Liniment to ease a burn and other pains. The advertisement urges preparedness with a bottle for accidents and lists sprains bruises cuts scalds rheumatism neuralgia bunions and general aches. Prices 25c 60c and 1. A C Koeppen & Bros.
A long list of names and addresses invites women with health complaints to write for proof that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures female illnesses. The ad asserts thousands of living witnesses, notes medical testimonials are unpaid, and promises honest, truth-telling claims.
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