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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1903
Page
7
A bold recruitment notice urges readers to pursue higher paid careers through a plan. It lists multiple engineering and design paths such as mechanical electrical civil engineer electrician surveyor architect and more with weekend or spare time training options. The seller claims thousands have improved salaries.
Hertha Matlock, native of Heppner and niece of Mayor elect W F Matlock, will present a dramatic recital at the Fraser next Tuesday. A graduate of the Gillispie School of Expression in Portland she has appeared in numerous Valley readings and is expected to rise to the top ranks of elocutionists in Eastern Oregon. The play Way Down East remains a mainstay of manager Brady’s season, drawing local audiences back for its enduring appeal.
A weekly fashion piece urges careful self analysis and observation of details from hair to gown shade. It discusses color harmony for greens, pinks, and reds, coiffure tips with wreaths and curls, and warns against mis matched flowers. It notes metal gray velvet fabrics and a chic blouse design with a laced collar, long gathered sleeves, and a panne velvet girdle.
The article extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the remedy that restores health to the delicate womanly system. It claims beauty depends on health and asserts the medicine cures female weakness, inflammation, and ulcers, with testimonials of women recovering vigor and color after use.
Krassig and Sharp barbers announce a modern electrical massage setup including facial and scalp treatments with compressed air. The system, powered by a storage battery, allows use at any time, placing the shop at the front rank among city barbers for up-to-date appliances.
The Seattle Star reports 15 year old Bobbie Jones, deemed incorrigible by his mother, was committed to the reform school after her petition. Judge Tallman hesitated, but attorney Everett Smith offered to take responsibility for him, yet the youth allegedly worsened, even harming his widowed mother. A separate ad notes a Ladies Hose Sale at The Peoples Warehouse with lace hose deals and a prize giveaway on December 24.
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