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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1919
Page
3
Ad copy describes a brown shoe with long vamp small French heel and aluminum see this season. Mentions Louie XV heel and imitation tip and webt sole. States military heel and comfortable street wear. Footwear priced at 37.50 with imprecise finishing notes.
Ad details a spring footwear style in soft black colonial pumps. Describes genuine welt sole, leather French heel, imitation tip, and the use of fine surpass kid leather. Claims the shoe is very pretty and attractive with new styling for the season.
A spring slipper style in white canvas features a Louie XV covered heel and genuine turned sole with a long vamp and pointed toe. Priced at $4.50.
Paris April 2 Marshal Foch and other generals met the supreme council to advise on actions for Ukraine. Lemberg is under surge by Ukrainian forces and threatened from three sides. A warning was decided to be sent to Duke aides calling for suspension of hostilities.
A fragmentary report notes Home Rule leaders aim to keep Ulster counties out of a new measure. Lloyd George and Bonar Law work on practical points to present to Parliament. The document mentions an injunction to Lowe and ar mies and a broader anti government approach.
A World War I dispatch from Bert Wilson, a member of the 1st Battalion, 7th Infantry, recounts a September 26 assault near the Argonne wood. He writes of heavy shelling, a frontline rush into German trenches, comrades wounded or killed, and his own illness recovery before expecting return to duty around April 27.
Prices eased by about eight percent in the month to February 15 while overall levels remained roughly nine percent above February 1908. Meat and dairy costs rose, with potatoes up about 24 percent. Germany’s meal ticket influences public sentiment as the era’s economic debates unfold.
A terse folk saying notes that many women can unsettle a husband with a single glance about rumors. it ends with a peculiar jab advising against marrying a girl named Ann and a stray reference to an indefinite article.
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