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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1917
Page
3
New York February 11 The Sunday Morning Browk faust club of the Y M C A central branch heard a string of dating cautions from Secretary Charles W Dietrich It urged youths to seek affection not passion avoid lavish gifts and pressure for marriage for money.
In Zanesville on February 19 a 12 year old girl Mildred Fram is buried with a three dollar doll a Christmas present and a church Bible as she requested before her death. The child asked that the doll and Bible accompany her to the grave.
Sima reported deer feeding at daylight and an elk seen near his feed lot along with several locals traveling from Pendleton to Alber. Others in town included Mr Brehm and Miss Sarah Vaushy returning from Pendleton, L G Butt and M J Jackson transacting business, and a church fundraiser planned by Mrs Scroggins for the school.
British government orders rapid construction of single deck big wheel cargo ships to meet un submarine warfare. Ships of 8090 to 16000 dead weight tons to be built to standard simple lines for quick output. Controller of shipping pushes yards to prioritize these ships over other work.
Ukiah on Friday night hosted a Ukiah dramatic club performance to a large audience with praise for the play and a post show dance lasting until daylight. The town cheered a March 25 masquerade at Chamberlain garage and noted visitors from Alba and Bridge Creek among others.
In Philadelphia on February 10 the National Woman Suffrage party condemned militant picketing of the president aimed at urging a federal amendment. At headquarters they declared, We are against picketing, calling it unfair and bad in tone. They criticized militant tactics and the role of congress and union speakers in the suffrage effort.
An ad promotes Pape's Dippepein as a quick, harmless antacid to neutralize stomach acids, stop souring and indigestion, and restore comfort after meals. It claims a precise fifty cent price and urges readers to use the product for acid distress and dyspepsia.
A fragmented note recalls a Wilon woman’s view of Chicago and Rilexards, noting disapproval of a perceived infatuation and labeling advice as ill advised. The text captures social attitudes and personal judgment from a unclear source.
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