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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1916
Page
6
A historic feature promotes women’s self support through non teaching careers, highlighting demand for trained dietitians and domestic economy paths. It notes clubs hospitals and institutions seek dietitians, urges self study, and promises bureau contact for guidance. It also mentions beauty and grooming tips as ancillary advice.
Fragmentary notes describe a cream and duet from the face, cleaning with cold water, and a chest described as upholstered with end pieces for a settled effect. The text mentions fabric matching harmonies with furniture and route execution in the covering.
Aug. 1 report from New York quotes William Malone, president of Portal Life Insurance, praising an alliance of informing press advertising and salesmen as ethical, shaping a salesman centered company. Malone notes the policyholder becomes a salesman, with advertising and announcements driving the approach. The article discusses nonagency structure and a focus on relationships, aging demographics, and marriage choices linked to sales roles.
A garbled print page lists bizarre beauty tips about manicures and hair care. It mentions cutting nails and cuticles, cheap implements, and odd remedies for milk and ammonia mixing. The text reveals chaotic instructions with unclear context and numerous misspellings.
The Cooper family reunion gathered Wednesday at the Altomulth club in Portland with LL J Cooper of The Dalles as guest of honor. Attendees traveled from Oregon and Washington to share memories, young and old enjoyed games along the Sandy River, and D J Cooper presented a gold headed cane as a birthday gift for D Cwet. Family roots trace to Frederic Cooper, a Revolutionary War veteran, with six Oregon Washington descendants.
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as cleansing blood and purifying organs. It claims improved liver and digestion, relief from skin troubles, and renewed vigor for men and women, with purchase details and a free booklet offer.
Astoria resident Mrs C O Minewennen details long illness with blood condition, severe headaches, and fatigue. After taking Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription per directions she claims full recovery and urges others to try the remedies. This letter appears as an unsolicited customer endorsement from 1799 Deane Street.
Jersey City August 25 reports that Prof. Charles Koon and Miss Marguerite Pols wed in a ceremony performed here. The marriage was officiated by Dr. Anna A. Stewart, head of the Mt. Hope Mission, and lawyers affirm the union as lawful and binding.
At the ceremony finish, Dr Stewart entered a trance and blessed the couple with a message from the Spirit Almighty.
Unclear OCR text presents fragmented product ad phrases. Mentions Hood’s Baur and Howl's Sineapariila with references to boosting appetite and summer use. No cohesive events, dates, or verifiable entities beyond dubious product names.
Politicians and workers clashed in Tacoma as Senator Poindexter claimed unubtalng by Governor Hughes campaign managers. Poindexter said his support for Hughes was hindered, while Hughes reached Spokane with campaign staff. Poindexter avoided comment on whether Hughes would win the state, amid party tensions.
A locomotive blew a warning as it passed through the station yesterday causing the whistle to signal. The train halted temporarily while the conductor retrieved a missing item, then resumed as passengers moved on foot awaiting the next clear track.
A confusing sequence on a southbound train ends with the engine pulling the wrong path and later correcting course. Passengers recall unclear actions and an apparent misdirection near a whiting station as officials investigate the incident.
Twenty year catarrh sufferer credits Hyomel with rapid relief after using the inhaler and medicine. Wife helps obtain limited supply, and local druggists back the product with a money back guarantee. The ad touts the inhaler’s simplicity and purported swift action on throat membranes.
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