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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1914
Page
3
A historical ad describes a swift Specific remedy claimed to cleanse the system, affect all mucous membranes, and improve bodily exchange. It touts rapid effects on the stomach and arteries, urging immediate purchase from Swift Atlanta and warning against imitations.
Baker, Ore Feb 6 Efforts to start a tango class for social folk failed as organizers from Seattle led an exhibition but attracted only five or six members. J H Merriman and Miss Boseing showed steps at the Baker Concert hall but pupils did not enroll for instruction, leading to the withdrawal from the field. An advertisement touts Hoods Sarsaparilla as a remedy for rheumatism.
The Hampton Normal and Agricultural Institute of Virginia will hold the first of a series of important meetings in Albany today with sessions planned in Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo. The institute aids Indians and Negroes and receives federal support with additional funding from philanthropists.
The Thursday Afternoon Club hosted a Burns tribute at Mrs. Frank E. Boyden’s Lewis Street home, featuring a 1:30 Scotch luncheon and a program of Burns themed readings and songs. A later Engle-Woodman hall dance by Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company drew a large crowd with punch served in the alcove.
Home Hints and Recipes share a Prize Salad using grape juice rice peanuts cheese and cream with crisp lettuce. Step by step instructs washing boiling rice grinding nuts whipping cream and assembling on a platter. Additional notes from the Denver Times advise oven salt placement and a tip to extend stocking wear by reinforcing fasteners with kid glove scraps.
A reflection on childrearing emphasizes that common sense remains essential alongside medical science. The author warns that no discoveries can replace practical judgement in bringing up children.
A Dallas News recipe advises restoring raw butter by packing it in a firkin inside a barrel with charcoal smut and brine for three to four weeks. A St. Louis Star tip suggests boiling china stains with cold water and soda for 15 minutes to remove brown marks.
A Houston report cites William H. McGrath of the Red Cross saying Mexican soldiers in Nuevo Laredo suffered mainly small calib re bullet wounds due to using light rifles. He notes many so flagged as dead were merely wounded, while most camps and homes faced shortages of food fuel and clothes. The piece also advertises Dr King New Life Pills.
Rome February 5 Americans entertained at Excelsior by John Brown Gerrish and guests included Signora Bastianelli Mrs Rawle and many New York figures, honoring Sir Frederick and Lady Macmillan. A later royal audience featured Mrs John Hays Hammon Miss Tillman and other prominent Americans with families and diplomats.
Hood River delegations meet the commercial club to promote a local creamery. Experts say valley herds justify the venture. A February 21 meeting will feature China Maghre, manager of a successful cooperative creamery at Junction City.
A New York report observes tango fashion dominates trends from hair to corsets and footwear with tango red hair lace caps beaded slippers and a tea of outfits. It notes economy questions in car ownership alongside the era’s dance driven style craze.
Weston Oregon February 6 Special correspondence A recital at the Methodist church February 3 featured Mrs Innla Garrett Carl with educational readings Agnes MacKenzie ill with pleurisy may return home Geo Proehlstal Jr back from Idaho to Weston L H Dowd returns to mountain ranch Mike Webster travels from North Yakima United Artisans host social and banquet Infant of Louis Miller with pneumonia Mrs Harry Minick visits Weston Jas Compton travels to Walla Walla Henri March shops in Walla Walla Crescent Star Lodge travels to Athena to institute McKenzie chapter Baby daughter born to Mr and Mrs S Thorson February 5 A Barnes Pacific Coast Elevator Co agent leaves for Portland for a few days
Study questions why many owners buy a new car yearly and switch makes often. It presents possible motives like novelty, perceived reliability, and status, suggesting readers consider their own vehicle choices and preferences. The fragment hints at explanations but remains incomplete.
Epidemic grip keeps doctors busy across the nation with distressing symptoms. Kidneys suffer most, causing back and urinary troubles. Swamp Root, herbal kidney liver bladder remedy, is promoted with sample offers. regular bottles priced 50 cents and 1 dollar.
A fragment argues that life cannot arise from reliance on a few construction points but must be embedded into tar and every detail, suggesting a holistic view of material and form as the source of life. It emphasizes integration and total inclusivity of design.
A vintage health advertisement promotes California Syrup of Figs as a trusted laxative for children and adults. It claims to cleanse the stomach liver and bowels, easing symptoms in sick or uncomfortable children, and urges buying the genuine product from California Fig Syrup Company with a 50 cent bottle.
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