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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1902
Page
6
An extended portrait recalls Lady Mackenzie as a central figure in English aristocracy, detailing her birth, dynastic ties to the Cromartie line, and connections across Britain and Europe. The piece notes vast wealth, political influence, and high society roles, while weaving in domestic and cultural commentary.
A rough, garbled text fragment describes a scene beneath clothing and bed of a person named Green and Herrid Deere, noting an oct lamp and an unclear event. The passage reads like stray OCR with no coherent narrative or date, leaving only scattered nouns and phrases about comfort and place.
Readable fragments describe a house sealing or occupancy change this spring with mentions of a room, a sealer, and community effects. The text references performance, funding, and public notice but details are garbled.
A garbled mix of names places and phrases. The text references police, India, Afghanistan and Persia with scattered mentions of belts feet and poetry like fragments, lacking coherent events or clear individuals.
Gowns for young girls feature crepe de chine, muslin, and organdie fabrics with lace insertions and tucks. Designs include frilled hems, wide skirts, and decorative caps with velvet ribbons and dotted tulle accents. Jemie Chollet and Jupic Chollet styles emphasize sheer waists, narrow bands, and plaid lace patterns in a period fashion tone.
Bargain ads highlight lace collars and Irish crochet pieces as versatile spring accessories. Features include colored chiffon collars, Irish crochet styles, and affordable bets on 4 ek or fer bet. Describes neck coverage, shoulder shaping, and varied lace descriptions for women's fashion.
The article describes pins and sockets used to fix carpet to the floor. Sockets are set at intervals, a pin or brass headed wall goes into each, securing the carpet firmly. Pins measure two and three quarter inches, allowing easy removal and replacement for cleaning. Some houses use this method without lining and lift carpets frequently to shake them.
The passage advises using rich fabric like brocade or church embroidery to drape the back of an upright piano, letting the fabric fall over the deck without rods or rings. It suggests a thin material may be hung slightly fulled or with a hidden wire, and notes that open or flowery fabric should remain visible to avoid concealing the tuck. A sofa or table in front is recommended, preferably the latter, to avoid disturbing the drapery, and advises a square piano for undraped aesthetics unless a rare piece is owned.
In a speech marking the 25th anniversary of the Krupp factory, Alfred Krupp recalls starting work at fourteen to support a family, studying by night to overcome wartime hardships, surviving on scarce food, and enduring hard labor to avert ruin. He notes the later expansion to employ tens of thousands in Essen and nearby mines.
A fragment from a Chicago Tribune piece describes a poised woman whose life reached a peak when her husband won a congressional seat. She traveled from her home to the county seat to confront rivals warmly, first contacting the wife of a local clerk who had funded her daughters’ Vassar educations.
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear phrases with likely names and places. The readable elements mention George and Richmond. No coherent event or actions emerge to summarize into a factual item.
A garbled correction note mentions a baby suffering from seepleseness and a dialogue with a Mr Jervkanes, describing tension and misattribution. The fragment hints at a public clarification or comment, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
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