Ready Made Waists In Latest Styles At Low Prices
Readable text notes ready made waists priced at 98 cents each. They come in blue and white and black and white stripe effects with plain white collars and cuffs, available in all sizes.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1914
Page
2
Readable text notes ready made waists priced at 98 cents each. They come in blue and white and black and white stripe effects with plain white collars and cuffs, available in all sizes.
A damaged OCR item shows a listing for children's clothing including dresses rompers and shirts with a mention of a price indicator two cents. The fragment suggests a sale or ad from a local shop.
Multiple short items: Tuvery vs Crosa fight off due to hand injury delaying return. Los Angeles Chamber opposes unmerging Southern and Central Pacific lines. Shingle mills to be built in Raymond and Everett. Movies in church Pilgrims Progress to be shown. Los Angeles board of education mandates proper city pronunciation by pupils. Inheritance tax of 2348 paid on estate valued at 256,840 in Oregon. Divorce case in Los Angeles over jaw blows with $500 monthly alimony. Transcontinental railroads set colonist rates to west from March 15, boosting Pacific coast emigration.
The ad features L. C. Hames of Marbury Alabama praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy as one of the best medicines. He says it works like a charm for his household and children and is excellent for cattle and whooping cough. For sale by all dealers.
Berlin police clamp down on corset displays described as raids. Officials report shops have displayed lifelike wax figures of women in windows, drawing action as authorities seek to curb alleged provocative displays. The Feb 7 dispatch notes ongoing enforcement by Berlin police.
Protesters condemned the immorality of wax exhibitions. Shopkeepers conceded by dressing figures in slimy petticoats. The public prosecutor questioned the display and police raided a fashionable Leipziger strasse shop seizing a wax model of a young woman. Police plan secret photos of shop windows for further action.
Milan Italy Feb 7 Italy posts New Year tax shock with heavy levies on spirits and tobacco aimed at boosting the national budget by 7 5 million. Rising consumption and pressure on essentials like sugar spark widespread agitation as Italy faces higher prices and stricter controls.
Society column covering women’s clubs fashion home hints and personal notices with brief items on community events and social happenings. Includes profiles and short notes on members activities and upcoming gatherings across local organizations.
Mrs David H. Nelson hosted the Lucky Thirteen Bridge Club yesterday on the north hill. Mrs E O Parker won the card honors. George A Hartman Jr travels to Portland with his wife to sail for Honolulu on the twelfth for a five week visit to Hawaii.
Color restored for faded Hilue stockings by hot water with ammonia bluing and alum or dye. Nutpicks praised for removing corks and lids, plus shells used to clean burned pans. Theater caps with matching bags described, featuring crepe meteor and gold lace, with fur trim accents. New method of attaching knife blades to handles noted as potentially revolutionary in the cutlery trade.
The article argues modern civilization weakens will in children and that parents and teachers lack understanding of willpower. It cites Dr. Montessori on will and persistence, notes the Better Babies Contest aims to identify and remedy child issues, and observes that middle class mothers also need guidance. It discusses babies’ early exercise via crying, limb movement, crawling, and walking attempts as their first physical training.
Bellevue Ohio resident Mrs Caas shares a testimonial describing severe back pains nervous issues and periodic troubles. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she rapidly improved and is now well. The ad invites readers to write for confidential guidance to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass.
Attorney General Crawford clarifies that taxes are due April 1 with a half payment by September 1 allowed. Penalties accrue at 1 percent per month until September 1, then 10 percent if still unpaid, and interest at 12 percent thereafter. County collectors and papers had previously aligned with this interpretation.
New York February 7 The Ford Automobile Company distributed 400 workers at its Eastern Long Island plant profit sharing from a 10 million plan. The first bonus from January 12 will be handed out every two weeks. Exact amounts were unavailable at the Detroit main office. Plant helpers and young office boys saw wage boosts up to two dollars daily, while stenographers also benefited with raised limits to support families.
In Carterville Missouri on February 7 voters will decide if saloons return after four years of prohibition. A brass band plays ragtime while church bells toll to drown out the music as proponents of each side raise funds from different groups.
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