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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1920
Page
2
New York fashion notes describe drastic changes in silhouettes for next season with long waists and full skirts, tight basques and tunics, and modish coats. Jackets sway over hips, collars cover the nose, and new fabrics in gray taupe navy and tomato hues lead a catalog of velvet and velour textures.
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound promising to beautify and darken gray hair quickly. It claims natural, even darkening after one or two applications and urges buyers to restore a youthful appearance, noting the product is sold by druggists and widely used.
Dr A M Simmons facility listed at 647 Main Street Pendleton Oregon with phone 1363 noted for Penland Building details in local directory listing.
Mr and Mrs Henry Thompson welcome a baby daughter born July 7 weighing seven pounds in Gibbon Oregon.
An official greeter from Washington, D.C. will accompany the visiting delegation to Marion Ohio for a Harding event. The role includes welcoming attendees and coordinating functions for the Republican visitors.
A reader notes a preference for a soft attached collar suited to a good range of tailored shirts, offered at an attractive price. The comment highlights comfort, style, and value in military-inspired designs.
Miss Genevieve Keyton left Saturday for her home after two months at Bing ham Springs and visiting her sisters Mrs. Fred Bruce and Miss Estella Keyton. W W Hoch visited Pendleton Thursday. Mrs Dolf Thompson, once at St Anthony’s, is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs A Boyce and children of Pendleton stayed with the Fogans. Dolf Thompson came from Pendleton Friday to visit. Seth Hyatt spent Saturday in Pendleton. Mr and Mrs J F McDaniels of Weston mountain stayed a few days at Bingham Springs. Dick Bagneh left Saturday to spend the weekend at his Weston home. Mr and Mrs Robert Fagan are new owners of a Chevrolet touring car.
Governor Cox expects a real dirt farmer to become secretary of agriculture if the Democratic ticket wins in November. A delegation of neighbor farmers visited Trails End to discuss the matter. Former Congressman T. T. Ansberry arrived from San Francisco and credited E. F. Moore of Youngstown with preconvention victory efforts.
Pocatello star Al Knollin, son of a prominent local figure, is making headlines at the University of Wisconsin. He won the hurdle race at the Western Conference meet and has been elected captain of the college track team.
For the coming year Kadllin, a sophomore, is described as an all round athlete. The note highlights versatility across multiple sports and potential impact for the season.
Carl Wanderer, a former army lieutenant, allegedly explained to police a staged mock holdup before killing his wife and an unidentified tramp on June 21. In a 16 hour questioning session he claimed he loved his wife “too much to let another man get her.” He also said he hoped to join her in death. Wanderer held on two counts of murder by coroner’s jury ruling.
A mining practice drill ends in a fatality as a gas incident collapses a worker. Sherman Mitchell, city editor of the Kurt Oregonian, departs for Abtoria for a two week vacation with relatives among idle former iron works in Poland. Poland contemplates 200,000,000 Mark spending to modernize school buildings and improve the education system.
A fragment discusses Polish children and schooling under Russian rule. It suggests most Polish children did not attend schools before the war, that Russian instruction was dominant, and notes a shift as more children moved to institutions of learning. The text references Bitia Poland and widespread school attendance later.
Washington July 12 The War Department reports Grover Bergdoll has been located in the northern part of the country and his arrest is expected shortly, according to the Associated Press information.
An article promotes beauty as health and urges readers to seek genuine art rather than cosmetic tricks. It extols proper diets and exercise for youth, then shifts to medical advice endorsing Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatic pain with a claim of quick relief and no internal treatment. The piece urges timely action and shares testimonials in a regional tone.
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