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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1917
Page
2
An advertisement lists Georgette crepe waists in white and flesh tones with silk embroidery beading and venice lace trim. Crepe de Chine waists in white pink or maize with large collars and lace or embroidery details. Skirts include plaid sport fabrics and broadcloth dressy options with discounts from $5.75 to $12.50 and one-quarter off original prices.
Broken lots of corsets described as new and in perfect condition. Prices ranged from $1.50 to $8.50 and are offered during a January clearance sale with limited sizes remaining. Buy now before stock runs out.
A sale of fur neck pieces promises fashion with pieces to match a muff or a desired scarf. Featured furs include Red Fox skins Hudson Seal Japanese mink Russian wolf Sable fox Coney grey Fox and Oppossum. Regular prices $5 to $45, all 14 off.
The Arizona Supreme Court deferred its ruling on the Campbell mandamus proceeding involving Governor and Hant until next week. Meanwhile the legislature is set to meet, and testimonies from employers and workers indicate arrangements around Christmas to keep business running.
Foley's Honey and Tar is a long standing family medicine from Tallman & Co noted for treating coughs colds and croup and is described as containing narcotics under its older formulation.
Meacham roadmaster Woltze suffered a severe gash and missing teeth when part of a snow plow struck him near Kamela. He was transported to Le Grande for treatment as rotaries and snow plows clear heavy snow from lines. Local crews, including Alex Thompphe n’s gang, continued track clearance amid winter weather and several residents travel for medical care and visits.
The fragmentary text notes Prof. Frank Taussig of Harvard as part of tariff commission related matters. Mentions possible law/policy entries and references to officials such as Sheriff and a supervisor, with garbled accompanying names and places.
A fragmented column of social notes, jokes, and local rumors from Pendleton era papers. It mentions holiday strains at a department store clerk, references to Frank Ford cars, a wedding season ball in Washington, and odd anecdotes about townspeople, officials, and a Deputy Clerk's final days in office.
A health ad promoting Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel remedy. It claims most illnesses stem from inactive bowels and liver, touts the tablets as a substitute for calomel, and notes their olive color and prices 1c and 25c per box with druggists carrying them.
A short ad suggests breaking the habit of catching cold. It advises a morning sponge bath with a cool temp around four degrees and sleeping with the window open to prevent colds. If a cold occurs, use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to end it quickly. available everywhere.
In Milwauker on January 6 Frederick P. Underwood president of the Brie fallraad replies to a local newspaper reader. He warns of lower net earnings for railroads if freight movements slow and living costs rise, noting revenue declines without corresponding increases.
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