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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1917
Page
2
Women seeking individuality can find the latest Spring models here. Our buyer has sourced dresses and apparel in New York City, offering designs beyond the common stores. Silk Jersey Cloth coats and suits in Kayser silk, emerald to gold, cost per yard 82.50. New Georgette neckwear in large sizes, new shapes, fine workmanship, 5¢ to 2.50 each.
In this vivid sales pitch a Pendleton retailer touts Bargain Basement offerings of shoes damask tableware and children’s clothing. It promises superior workmanship from American makers at deeply discounted prices with comparisons urged to prove they beat all competitors.
The report notes Nicaragua protests nonreceipt of a $12 million sale sum and questions security in the transaction. Officials demand clarification and restitution amid ongoing disputes over the payment and safeguarding of funds.
Foley's Honey and Tar marketed by Tallman & Co as a remedy for nighttime coughing in the elderly and children and as a preventer of croup.
Adams Feb 1 reports Mrs Myrtle Tyndall leads a Pendleton visit to organize team work for Sunday. Local notices include open Edward Grocery starting Monday, a card party at Merriell Trindal, and various families visiting. Superintendent Towne and local officials attend. aims include PTAC questions and school planning. broader community events and social gatherings recounted.
Friday Bridge Club members enjoyed a lively meeting led by Mme George Fel, with Mrs A Newberry high scorer. Guests included Mrs A D Sloan. many members and guests traveled from Portland and Morton attended, with Jeanie Porre and Florence Fletcher among highlighted attendees. An elaborate pink and blue theme dominated the dance, featuring a floor full of pink waists and chandeliers, a punch bowl hosted by several maids, and attendance by numerous patronesses and members.
Ruth Law, American aviator, after inspecting French flying facilities, says the United States lags in air field and equipment. The report notes deferential praise for French aviation management and hints at cross‑border tensions amid calls to bolster American readiness.
Advert reads Cascarets tablets in a sensational tone claiming quick relief from sick headache biliousness and constipation. It promotes a 16 cent box and asserts cleansing the bowels liver and stomach by removing poison and undigested food, with dramatic promises of brain clarity and improved mood.
A garbled aphorism about believing in right and courage echoes Abraham Lincoln themes. The fragment hints at moral resolve and the call to dare in the face of doubt, reflecting historical speech patterns and era rhetoric.
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