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All children’s white and navy light weight coats in serge pongee linen and other fabrics. Originally up to 5.00. August clean up price 1.39.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1913
Page
2
All children’s white and navy light weight coats in serge pongee linen and other fabrics. Originally up to 5.00. August clean up price 1.39.
A masked burglar trapped Mrs. Paul B. Thompson in a hall closet at the Edelstein home in Spokane. He rifled rooms for gold, silver, a baby bank, a money order, jewelry, and a diamond locket before fleeing as Mrs. Edelstein interrupted the crime. The thief warned of violence and left with about 340 in gold, 13 in silver, 4 in the baby’s bank, plus jewelry and other valuables.
The attorney general advised that a divorced person may remarry in another state before six months and then have the marriage recognized in Oregon. In contrast, Oregon prohibits remarriage within six months of divorce. The AG also ruled physicians cannot charge more than 2.50 for the marriage medical certificate, which must be sworn.
A quirky line references a dog named Paw and asks about the greatest common divisor. The message also mentions Paw-Divorce and a son, hinting at a playful or personal note rather than a news item.
A collage of kitchen guidance and craft notes including sheep tongue recipes with sauces and garnishes, Priscilia's Cake with apple and spice, laundry tips using bran for Print material, and embroidery techniques with Appenzell satin stitch tied to Swiss origins, all drawn from Cleveland Plain Dealer and San Francisco Call era clippings.
The Philadelphia Times notes waist protectors made of net and lace worn under the coat collar for waist protection. One style uses white net with a half yard wide plaited strip and white silk tassels. Another style pairs shadow lace strips with narrow lace beading and gilt tassels. Some protectors crumple naturally, others stay flat with a wire collar stiffener.
A collage of home care ideas outlines simple devices for bathroom cleaning, tarnish removal for brass, a mobile dinner wagon for serving meals, peach trifle dessert ideas, starch use for delicate fabrics, cornstarch for laundering, and baking powder lightening for bread pudding, plus window dust control and vase water freshness tips.
The New York Press notes new stationery available in white and soft grays and blues. It features a half line of welrose and initials in fine script stamped on both the envelope flap and the paper itself.
Boise Idaho August 22 Secretary Franklin K Lane of the interior department rode a skiff dangling from cables 300 feet above the Arrow Rock dam site to inspect the reclamation service project. Lane praised the engineering feat and said the ride showed the department’s commitment to water conservation for irrigation. Hunters report pheasants liberating on Sheridan place west of Stanfield with young observed this summer. G L Hurd recently released birds near town on alfalfa ranches for future sport.
Salem August 22 Corportion Commissioner Watson sent delinquent investment companies letters warning that failure to file a business statement by September 5 would bring district attorney action. The department says it has been lenient to allow compliance and adjustment to the act.
A. R. Burford former cashier of Walla Walla First National Bank died Tuesday morning from liver cancer at his Hollywood California home. He had lived in California for health reasons after resigning five years ago. Survived by wife two sons Richard Harry and three daughters. Burial will likely be in California.
In Stanfield Oregon on August 22 reports state that China pheasants released in the Umatilla basin are increasing in numbers. Local observers note rapid multiplication and growing wild populations in the region as efforts to monitor them continue.
A man and a girl sit with a lamp in the parlor. He quips that two in company, then the lamp goes out as the lamp obeys. The scene reads as a short humorous vignette with a playful twist.
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