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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1918
Page
2
A brief guide urges buying quality all wool, carefully tailored clothes. Although costing more upfront, they last longer and save wool and labor costs over time, helping both workers and buyers in the long run.
Hart Schaffner and Marx present suits for men at Palm Beach prices from 12.50 to 15.00. The retailer emphasizes offering a real service to town men through these affordable options.
Fragmentary item lists textile goods from Eastern Oregon including bleached and unbleached cloths 15 to 18 inches wide and various weights. Mentions color table, Renfew grade, yard prices around 89 cents to 20 cents, with mentions of cheap pricing and stock listed by suppliers.
Bargains on Turkish bath towels with one lot at 23 cents each and others priced at 30 40 and 50 cents. Limited quantity available while prices hold.
Plain white towels offered at 25 cents each in a great bulk sale. Limited quantity advertised as a value buy with emphasis on quality.
An advertising line promotes harvest time bedding with cotton sheet blankets in gray and tan from $1.85 to $3.00, gray wool blankets cotton mixed at $3.75, and comforters priced from $2.50 to $4.00. The text emphasizes a full line ready for purchase.
Spring and summer coats in plain and fancy velours silvers serges broadcloths and mixtures priced from twelve fifty to fifty dollars with one third off. Sizes range from sixteen to forty two. Now selling at eight thirty three to thirty three thirty three dollars depending on original price.
July clearance sale offers numerous women's and children's low shoes and slippers with discounted values. Notable items include patent kid pumps, Cuban heels, white canvas pumps, oxford styles, and Mary Jane designs priced from $1.20 to $6.50, with many $2.95 to $4.95 range. Multiple sizes and styles featured across a broad stock.
Unclear OCR text reports widespread disruption at shipyards and related industries. Mentioned are Tacoma Railway and Power and various labor actions, with references to cars in operation, decrees, and protests. Key names and precise events are obscured, but labor tensions impact transportation and manufacturing sectors in the Pacific Northwest.
A wartime home canning guide details safe preserving of beans with blanching steps, brine, and pressure processing. It discusses jar sealing, partial air vents, water bath and pressure times, and cautions on product quality, plus a brief wartime personal note about travel and correspondence from France.
Fragmented text shows a crowded street demonstration with banners and placards, loyalty pledges, and clashes near a bridge or archway. Names and places are garbled. readers glimpse a march toward a location, with injuries and crowd movement described in disordered, obscured phrasing.
Fragments discuss chronic constipation due to low moisture in residual food. Urges drinking water, eating raw fruit, and outdoor exercise. Recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a gentle laxative and suggests slow eating and thorough chewing to ease relief.
A clipped message from the National War Commission in Washington outlines instructions for war mobilization and labor assignments. The fragmented text references speed, efficiency, and organization of resources for national efforts.
An old advertisement touts Howl's Sarsapari and Proton as improving strength and endurance. It claims these medicines boost blood and nerves, aiding work and vitality, with directions to take them before meals and notes their gentle, thorough laxative effects.
A garbled reminiscence recalls a breakfast table with cereal treats, a carpenter’s work, and a quiet ride to a place tied to a sheet of maple or beech timber. Names and places are unreadable, leaving a blur of personal memory and disjointed phrases.
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