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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1913
Page
2
Fashion's newest silk creation showcases imported Dawn of Spring Epong in black white and tan Exclusive displays in the silk department promise easy viewing with exclusive patterns and no trouble to show.
Full assortment of dress fabrics in bright color blends. Correct weight and fabric for early spring dresses. Prices range from 50 cents to 32 dollars per yard.
Ash Wednesday prompts Pendleton's One Clean and Sanitary Store to offer a selection of canned seafood and pantry items. Fancy Fat Mackerel two for 25 cents, Choice Red Salmon 20 cents a can and $2.25 per dozen, Choice Minced Clams $1.50 per dozen, Choice Shrimp $1.50 per dozen, Oysters three cans, Goldedge Fancy Bloaters, Kippered Salmon, Blood Red Salmon Bellies, Oats AA Extra fancy and Columbia Rivers salmon in cans 35 cents, Fancy Norway Sardines two cans, Boneless Codfish packages 25 cents.
A household tragedy ended with a child starving and freezing after crackers and bread were the only food near a dead woman. The house had no fire for two days and nights. The child is now in a New York hospital.
War Department approves six foot channel dredging on the Mississippi from the Missouri mouth to Minneapolis. Rock Island engineering office to execute the work, extending navigation limits up to the high dam. project may start in spring.
Future First Lady Mrs Wilson is described as an expert cook and a Southern homemaker who values real Old South cooking. The piece highlights her influence on President-elect Wilson and her role in ensuring he enjoys traditional Southern meals.
A housewife shares a waffle recipe detailing four cups of sifted flour with salt and plat ter, three eggs separated, sweet milk, buttered flour, baking powder, and stiff egg whites beaten separately. The batter is formed, beaten briskly for five minutes, then baked in waffle irons and served with butter and hot maple syrup.
In a New York Tribune excerpt, Craig Biddle in the Adriatic smoking room debates with a young Englishman who claims unbroken descent to William the Conqueror. Biddle counters that founder deeds outweigh noble blood, highlighting merit over lineage in aristocracy.
Mrs Brooks asks about a new hat and Mrs Wynn confirms liking it. The exchange notes a similar style once in fashion and implies shared fashion awareness between the two women.
A concise portrait notes a clever girl who transforms a yawn into a smile. The line highlights wit and charm, portraying a quick, positive shift in mood through personal resourcefulness.
A decade after a British expedition to Southern Nigeria aimed to end the Long Juju cult, the movement resurged under chief Kanu Okoru. District officials faced deadly risks uncovering renewed slave routes and ritual killings, as 1500 messengers spread fear and profits from sacrificial rites. The commissioner’s crackdown led to arrests and executions, including the discovery of a 2000 to 3000 slave town behind Okoru’s compound, and a chilling spread of mysterious killings by the oracle Chuka.
A druggist offers a refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protracting piles within 6 to 14 days. The ad emphasizes rapid relief and a money back guarantee.
San Francisco February 3 Mrs James P Keleher wife of a noted attorney testifies to District Attorney Fickert that the Slingsby baby is the child of Mrs Dorothy Morgan Cutler Slingsby and Lt Charles Slingsby retired Brit navy She claims the heir to the Slingsby estate of 1 000 000 in England was present before and after birth and that the nurse’s August 17 birth claim is false She notes a Governor steamer sailing date as proof of her assertion and recalls the infant’s resemblance to Lt Slingsby in September after birth
In Boise Idaho February 3 the final chapter in a famed newspaper contempt case closed as Richard Story Sheridan C C Broxon and A R Cruzen the Capital News owners paid fines of 500 each. Fines raised by penny donations from across the United States and Canada. Court had found them guilty for publishing a critique of its decision barring Progressive electors from the ballot and Roosevelt's address denouncing the opinion. Defendants also served ten days in jail.
W C McFarland postmaster and Deer Lodge guard shot himself after drinking carbolic acid and dying, amid concern over a lost 2500 dollar parcel from Helena bank. His wife, nearby, found him. a Japanese suspect T Tosa was arrested in Tacoma for the theft.
An advertisement argues deafness cannot be cured by local applications, citing inflammation of the Eustachian tube as the cause. It claims nine of ten cases stem from catarrh and offers $100 for any catarrh deafness not cured by All's Catarrh Cure, Toledo Ohio. It also promotes family pills for constipation.
Smokers praise Drake’s Throetts as relief from throat irritation caused by smoking. The remedy, patented and sold as a liquid throat compound, promises fast relief from coughing and bronchial irritation and is marketed as not a candy but a medicated throat treatment. Available in Pendleton drug stores for ten cents.
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