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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1906
Page
8
A shopper recounts being enticed by a polite salesman offering coffee labeled as "Just as good as Mothers Pride." The piece notes disappointment with the alternative and asserts Mothers Pride as the superior 250. coffee on earth.
An antique advertisement touts a coffee called 400 Blend, claiming it strengthens body and mind for entry into a rival class. It describes the coffee as strong and pungent with heavy body and aroma, priced at 40 cents per pound as a superior product.
The Current Literature club hosts a Valentine reception February 14 from 2 to 5 at Mrs. J F Robinson’s home. A February 6 meeting at Mrs J W Skilee’s home replaces the announced Sommerville venue due to illness. Programs include reviews on 1809 1816 current events, readings from Richard Carvel, papers on War of 1812 and naval heroes, plus music and an annual banquet.
Mrs. BE. R. Miller of Portland will conduct a series of cooking demonstrations for Pendleton ladies. The five lessons cost a dollar, with topics to be chosen later. An evening on chafing dish delicacies is planned. Many have signed up. no cap on membership. To join, call a committee member.
The column notes many new students set to enroll next September and a large number already signified. J. R. Weaver and Ernest Knight visited Helix on a Measure trip while staying active in baseball at Alta Street grounds. Sergeant Major Schoof spoke at the Congregational church, offering travel insights and advice for young men.
Federal authorities reinstate a timber testing facility at Seattle using mechanical and chemical methods in connection with the State University, signaling renewed research and industry collaboration in the region.
The Matlock residence on West Court hosted a refined reception Thursday hosted by Mrs. William Matlock and Mrs. Fred Taute. An Oregon gripe and sword fern decorated the hall while McMinn’s orchestra played. A long guest list included numerous local residents and Portland visitors. Cards, showers, and tea parties followed, with Miss Bers Campbell and Miss Elsie Bartholomew among honored guests and many women organizing bridge and 400 games at various homes across the week.
Dr Pierce’s medicines rely on public ingredient lists and testimonials from respected medical men, not just maker praise. The piece cites Prof. Ellingwood and others, claims remedies for female weakness and irregularities, and invites consultation with Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York with free correspondence guarded by privacy.
Miss Eleie Bartholomew plans a Tuesday trip from Port land to Heppner to visit cousin Miss Faye Bartholomew. Mrs. Lee Held and Mr. Harry Rees hosted an informal Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. M. B. Metzler. Mrs. M. B. Metzler, guest of her sister Mrs. G. W. Phelps, returned to Heppner. Harriet Thompson hosted a tea for Mrs. M. B. Meisler of Heppner. Mrs. FLW. Vincent departs for Portland to visit Mrs. C. S. Jackson. Mrs. N. E. Despiln was guest at a Friday afternoon event by Mrs. John Vert. Miss Blanch Horn of McKay visits Mrs. Lee Moorhouse.
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