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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1918
Page
2
Wise women stock up for a year with full length muslin gowns trimmed in lace and embroidery some with organdy inserts. Prices shown range from Regular 5.95 to 1.39 with White Sale reductions across multiple gown styles and sizes.
Ad highlights dainty envelope combinas with spade in fitted or blouse bodice styles trimmed with embroidery. Prices include Princess Slips in White Sale range from $1.19 to $2.75 with several options listed.
A catalog of white shoe styles with prices and sale figures. Items include Ladies White Kid lace boots in several heights and styles, white buck lace boots with French or military heels, and ivory trim details. Prices range from 3.95 to 6.95 with many at 5.45 or 6.95.
A retro white sale highlights women’s and children’s white hose with focus on affordable stock and available sizes. Store displays emphasize everyday wear, with prices pegged to promote quick clearance.
The Chicago Herald reports a movement toward modern sculpture influencing art circles. Len Cos, a noted Chicago sculptor, is cited as embracing the new phase, reflecting a bold emotional approach in works displayed to the public. He describes attending grand opera as part of the cultural mix shaping acceptance.
Fragmented OCR text describes motherhood anxieties and social pressures, referencing a brochure by The Bradfield Regulator Co and cultural debates on women's roles. Mentions a public discussion on infant care, health, and the impact of barbaric influences on domestic life amid theatre and opera imagery.
Fragmentary report from Washington notes a treasury matter involving 124000 volunteers and an appeal to support a conference. The text mentions denominations and a column at a location described as the vnciam, with reference to a town and a collection related to the treasury.
A long OCR fragment discusses gardening tasks for spring and home gardens. It mentions Home Garden extension work, soil prep, plant care, water needs, and preparing for winter supplies. It notes local committees, city involvement, and references to agricultural bulletins and experts in Marshalltown and Wilton.
The Daily News reports a ceremonial event at Camp Logan with Colonel Aliston J. Farntuda presiding. General Two wineloe pate Mel thors A. Allen addressed attendees as regimental leaders were reconfirmed and plans for a presentation were delayed by weather and court martial factors.
An advertisement touts S. S. S. as a pure vegetable blood remedy for scrofula avoiding mineral tonics. It claims fifty years of use with satisfactory results and offers medical advice from a Swift Specifics Co. representative in Atlanta Georgia.
A garbled text fragment promotes Cascarrets as a remedy for constipation and liver issues. It includes miswritten phrases about stomach regulation and bowels, urging use of the product and mentioning digestion relief and elimination. The piece appears as an ad dense with misspellings and nonsensical lines.
Fragmentary notes describe a wartime ceremony with Col Allen leading a first wave and a ceremonial display in front of pediments. Weather earlyday unfavorable with sun absence not interfering with the planned program and crowd reactions unclear.
Thousands seek relief from stomach upset by using Dr Edwards Olive Tablets to stimulate liver and bowel function. The product promises gentler action than calomel, with no griping or cramps, and is sold in 10 and 25 cent boxes at druggists.
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