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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1919
Page
2
Readable hosiery and knitwear catalog notes clearance items from Phoenix Mercerised Limo Hoes to Lisle Hose styles. Includes black fibre silk boot hose, Knoxville knit quality listings, children's Lisle hose, and Kayser Union Salts and Envelopes chemise in flesh and white, with sale prices cited.
A newspaper promotion offers heavy weight cotton ribbed shirts and drawers at 65c from a $1.00 value, fleece lined sets at 69c, wool shirts and drawers from $1.50 to $1.75 values at 98c, pure wool shirts at 2.69, and wool sets at 1.95. Limited sizes available, first come first served, wholesale-like savings.
The American Red Cross has mailed bilingual cards to French hospitals behind the lines asking for each wounded American soldier’s name rank regiment and company, along with unit and hospital details. Cards go to the American office in Paris for sorting, with other nationalities redirected to their own Red Cross offices. Four thousand cards have already been sent, and hospitals are asked to request more as needed.
London Jan 16Edward M Hurley and Stevens of the American Shipping Board after talks with the Norwegian Shipping Association agreed the United States will pay 11 000 000 to Norwegian owners now representing their invested contracts materials and value requisitioned when the United States entered the war The amount remains unsettled relative to claimed losses and will be taken up in Washington with Stevens and other shipping officials Norwegian interests said funds must be available immediately despite disagreements on ship and material valuations.
A fragmented household note suggests cooking times and substitutions for beef, lamb, and mutton. It mentions quartering portions, herb usage, and alternative cuts, with guidance to adjust cooking times from fifteen to twenty minutes and an observation that lamb may be a touch tougher or younger meat.
In Coblenz on January 16, Allied authorities opened facilities to employ Rhineland residents in a German five-tryck shoe repair operation. Americans oversee telecommunication and factory management, with Major Landers and Lt. Thomas A. Curtan directing daily work. The plan includes auto repairs and cobbler duties under American supervision as German workers restart production near the Rhine.
Washington January 15. The House immigration committee discussed wartime alien declarations and set hearings beginning next Tuesday. It considered deportation of aliens who withdrew declarations of intention to become American citizens or to avoid military service, and those interned in Germany. The chairmen indicated a proposal to bar immigration for four years after the peace treaty was signed.
An old advertisement touts a product named Fhowd Barmperitla as a cure for dyspepsia and nausea between meals. It claims to strengthen the stomach and digestive organs for proper function and relief from discomfort after eating.
Washington reports that all inai ptathons on the kinder amount of fvel eoks and other ship segments outward bound from American ports may carry word fib moved in orders limited by the war trade board. Licenses for bunker army will be issued as before, and the board will continue to control ship destinations.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a quick hair solution, claiming within ten minutes hair appears longer, glossier, and healthier. It promises new hair growth after weeks and urges use by applying to the scalp with a cloth for glossy, soft, wavy results.
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