Sig ma Epsilon Omicron Ball Stuns Pendleton With Butterflies
The Sig ma Epsilon Omicron sorority held an annual ball at Eagle Woodman hall with lavender and yellow décor and artificial butterflies. Miss Zella Thompson led a grand march as dancing continued past midnight. patronesses and hosts provided punch sherbet and cake. A separate I O C F lodge social featured Mrs Jack Childreth's Degree of Honor team with guests Dale and Birdie Wise among attendees.
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Sigma Epsilon Omicron
Eagle- Woodman Hall
Zella Thompson
Folsom Tallman
Sorority
Henry Dixon Jones
Thomas Thompson
James Johns
C. S. Jerard
FE. L. Smith
Thomas Boy Jen
George Peringer
William Lane
Punch
Pendleton
I. 0. C. F. Hall
Jack Childreth
Degree of Honor
Order
Dale
Helix
Hood's Sarsaparilla Blood Remedy Ad Claim
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a purifier of blood and tonic for stomach and nerves. It claims the heart, blood quality, and circulation are improved, with thousands testifying to the remedy's great work.
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Hood
Local Social Notes From Pendleton and Nearby Areas
Mrs A D Frost convalesces at St Anthony's after surgery. Mr and Mrs Sam R Thompson and Miss Faye Bartholomew drove to Walla Walla today. Linden Vincent and family from Athena attended the sorority Jance. Mrs E J Muir returned from farm visit on McKay creek. Mrs John Adams arrived from Adame on the local. Mrs Fred Earl and Mrs Katherine Epplinger spent the day at Echo. Mrs Charles Hoover of Pasco visits Pendleton.
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Sam R. Thompson
Faye Bartholomew
Walla Walla
Mrs
Linden Vincent
Athena
Sorority
Jance
E. J. Muir
Charles Tullis
McKay Creek
The Care of Children Sleep Patterns Sign of Baby Health
The article explains that infant sleep reflects health, noting normal babies sleep well when well fed and restlessness signals trouble often from indigestion. It describes a newborn’s long first month sleep, about twenty hours daily, with waking only for food and bathing as a measure of pink condition.
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Rip van Winkle
Ife
Baby
Sleep Routine for Babies Ages Six Months to Two Years
The text outlines a six teen hour sleep plan with a twelve hour night rest from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. and two two hour naps, adjusting by age. It notes regular sleep as habit, with consistent feeds and supervision, and advises preparation before sleep including diaper change, undressing, sponging, and a darkened room after feeding.
Home Hints and Oddities from Historic Papers
Household tips describe cleaning kids’ shoes with sweet milk and white soap, air drying to soften and clean. A New Haven Journal-Courier note predicts fez hats as the next novelty in headgear with furfer and straw versions likely. A cooking tip suggests using a four-tined table fork to make pie crust quickly and evenly.
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Los Angeles Express
New Haven Journal-Courier
Spring Styles and Fashion Tips From The Star
Fashion notes advise cutting cold mush with a wet taut thread to prevent ragged edges. Patent leather shoes stay looking new when rubbed with canton flannel. Celery should soak in cold water or ice to stay firm. Restoring crocheted buttons involves cold starch shaping. Taffetas feature cashmere shawl designs and the three cornered hat returns.
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St. Louis
Spring fashion notes and flower packing tips
The article notes hats with side points and flat ears, pale colors in vogue, and rich fabrics like chenille and lace borders. It highlights tall crown hats in tulle and taffeta varieties and lists spring color trends such as poppy, green, brown, rose, violet, and red. It also advises packing cut flowers in shallow boxes with cotton wool or foliage to prevent damage during long journeys.
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New Haven Journal Courier
New Books at Library Abounds in Practical Guides
Abbott On the training of parents offers six practical papers on parent child relations amid modern challenges. Bishop Panama and Blashfield add works on history art decor and public accessibility. Bloomfield and Burrell present vocational guidance and frugal living menus. Carleton Carrington and others cover air ventilation and economical home design with clear examples.
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Abbott
Bishop—Fanama
Blashfield
America
Art Institute In
Chicago
Bloomfield
Burrell
Carleton
Carrington
Comprehensive guides on farming, education and fiction excerpts
A catalog style list details numerous works across topics including insect pests to protect crops, school festival guides, wildflowers, and improving public schooling. It also lists works on temperance, dairy cattle, Mexican life, fruit growing, and various fiction titles by multiple authors.
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Chittenden
Ethical Culture School
New York City
Creevy
Harper's Guide
Denison
Eaton
Eckles
Enok
Mexico
Ecity
Chicago Democrats Ball Held At La Salle Hotel
Chicago April 18 Mayor Harrison and Mrs Harrison lead the Cook county democracy annual ball at the La Salle Hotel with two large ballrooms reserved for the event.
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Chicago
Harrison
Cook County
Hotel la Salle
County Democratic Big Affair Draws Local Attention
In county Democratic circles the annual big affair drew steady attendance and discussions of upcoming campaigns. Key local party figures and volunteers organized the event, aiming to boost outreach and fundraising for the season.
Wolves win all Alaska race in Nome includes dog team
John Johnson drove 18 Siberian wolves 412 miles Nome to Candle and back in 81 hours 3 minutes to win the 1914 Alaska classic. Scotty Allan follows second with 18 malamutes, Fred Ayer third with 14 fox hounds amid blizzards and subzero cold.
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Nome
Alaska
John Johnson
Candle
A. A
Scotty
Allan
Fred Ayer
Fox Hounds
Johnson
Solomon
Board of Trade
Rivers Wolgast to Meet in Vernon Arena May 1 22
Telegraphic briefs report Mexican Joe Rivers and Ad Wolgast agreeing to a 20 round bout in Vernon arena on May 1% or 22 with weight to be fixed later. Other brief items note a thief taking a coat revolver and lantern from Mayor Rolph, a Pole expedition postponed for a year due to funds, and doctors backing a California Medical Society bill.
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Los Angeles
Joe Rivers
Ad Wolgast
Vernon Arena
Estate of Adolphus Bush Brings Tax Bill to California
The estate of Adolphus Bush, the St. Louis brewer who died abroad last October, will pay California inheritance tax of 27,906 on property valued at 1,175,000. The tax funds state programs including tuberculosis prevention and cure.
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Sacramento
Cal
Adolphus Bush
St. Louis Brewer
Europe
California
Small rifle kills bear and saves cubs in Albany
Wayne Downing of Lacomb shot a black bear with a .22 caliber rifle in Albany Oregon. He and W L Burton found two nearly month old cubs in a hollow log after the hunt. One cub was sold to Harry Douglas of Albany and the other became a mascot for the Albany fire department. The bear was lured out by Downings dog which freed the old bear before the chase. Downing fired 12 shots before the bear retreated into the log.
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Albany
Ore
Wayne Downing
Lacomb
W. L. Burton
Harry Douglas
Albany Fire Department
Downing
Burton
Poison oak relief with Cuticura in 1913 diary extract
A Dryden Oregon account details severe poison oak rash on face neck and chest after vine exposure. The user credits Cuticura Soap and Ointment with rapid relief and sleep restoration, claiming full cure in three weeks. Mentions liberal free samples and world sales.
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Dryden
Cuticura
Dept. 'T
Boston
S& Men
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Peoples Warehouse
Serge Special
Birdie Wise
Astoria
University of Oregon
Astoria High School
A. D. Frost
St. Anthony's Hospital
John Adams
Adame
Fred Ear
Katherine Epplinger
Echo
Charles Hoover of
Pasco
Fez
Atkinson—Greyfriard
Bobby
Ford
Peter Stirling
Gale
Mothers
Henry
The
Oppenheim
Doctor Rast
Porter—Ladale
Emith
Caleb West
Spearman
Foley
Stockton
Mrs Lucks
Aleshine
Chicago Democrats
Wolves
Scotty" Allan
SN Francisco
Rolph
Christiana
Amunisen
North Pole
Santa Barbara
California Medical Society
Legisla
Ture
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