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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1917
Page
2
A local sale features silk suits offered at half their former price in green gold navy and striped models with sizes 18 to 40 and values from 30 to 75 dollars. Also advertised are band top union suits for women at 1.25 and Huck towels priced by the dozen at 1.50.
Weston notes list residents visiting relatives and towns nearby including Walla Walla and Pendleton. Mentions Mrs W A Parnes, Mr Minnie Walker, Stella Kenteds, Miss Gladie Smith, John McKee selling his cottage, the Mimes E Mirrin and Matnie Barnes at Camp McDougal, and others visiting camps, relatives, and traveling by car.
Mayor Palmer telegraphed Washington for relief after consulting with local coal dealers. He reports buyers cannot secure coal for storage or current orders and one dealer fears needing 2900 tons to meet fair demands. The city seeks federal action to ease the shortage.
Ambiguous sports update lists multiple teams and players with scattered scores. Notable items include Portland defeating 7 Deans and Hannah. San Francisco 1 Vernon. Los Angeles 3. Cleveland 6 over Washington 3. New York 7 over Detroit 1. Cincinnati 2 over New York 4.
A dated analysis argues Germany exhausted its able body pool by 1918, forcing repeated mobilizations of underage recruits. It notes successive classes served earlier ages and shorter training, with large numbers arriving at the front under minimal instruction as casualties mounted.
Revival aid for Prank Brown after mule kick injury reported. Raymond Wilkes injured foot from mule trampling. Raptlat members elect Charles Fleck deacon and Veon Fleck BTPC president at recent meeting. Mine tours study planned for fall and winter months with clipping highlights from magazines. Christian Ladies Aid postpones meeting. Fred Oswald moved to stay-rich location for warehousing work. Art Anderson and Molly Simmons wedding noted. couple to reside in Helix. W. H. Morrison returns from Arlington. visitors from Burbank and Pendleton. Helix area social notes include neighbors visiting, wheat ranch discussions, and several in-town movements.
The tale follows Herthe Claiche, a young French woman, exploited into a sham marriage by Emile Gerdron. The case unspools through New York police and a high profile trial leading to two years in prison, with Salvation Army leader Mad Hallington Booth aiding her after release. Wealthy women are said to have encouraged her return to a ruined path.
Cheester M. White, former editor of the New York Call, resigns from the wiredetint pert and criticizes the labor movement as he declares his separation from party lines. He cites the daily attitude and calls for changes in labor policy and party alignment.
A woman from Enchant, Pa recounts relief from nervous spells and faintness after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits strength return and doctor-free improvement to the remedy, urging other women to seek help.
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