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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1920
Page
3
A Canadian ski jumper prepares for a long takeoff down Mount Royal as spectators gather. The scene centers on the daring jump and the crowd’s anticipation, with locals following the event closely on the snowy slope.
Fragmented text mentions names and places and an event day but is incomplete. It references Wat Chi Pia and Peto with unclear context. No clear outcome or full details are available from the readable fragments.
New York reports on metallic threads in fabrics and jewelry inspired outfits. Rich embroideries, coin girdles, and woven gold and silver belts dominate gowns for formal wear. The look blends metal accents with velvet and brocade, signaling luxury in the season's wardrobe.
Ad handbill promotes Zema skin remedy for eczema pimples and rashes. Claims clear healthy skin with a penetrating antiseptic liquid. Mentions pricing 1 and availability through The E W Mow Co Cleveland Ohio.
United States dispatch reports Krupp works near Essen retain prewar labor numbers, with about 25 percent women during wartime now largely gone. Workers, many long employed, share a strong family ethos and stable routines, including 12 hour days with two for meals. The plant remains the world’s largest private controlled enterprise, a pillar of Germany’s industrial fabric.
Huston Thompson federal trade commissioner urged creation of international trade commissions to curb monopolistic practices and unfair pricing. He cited the U S Federal Trade Commission as a model and proposed reciprocal bodies in each country linked to reduce trade friction and foster coordinated action.
A fragmented national text discusses Weed policy, publicity, and potential political fallout. It references Commission actions, a presidential link, and mentions figures tied to CPI Nation and a talk at Wartburg, with unclear sequence and partial names.
Sir Mildred Fowler Glimnoux is lauded as the Venus of Mount Holyoke College, receiving the Bard Strester Gap prize annually while active in many college pursuits, and she is described as the daughter of the late Mr Louis Gignove of New York.
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