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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
2
Shoe department sale highlights Patents, Gun Metal, Tan and Oxblood styles. Prices range from 25.00 to 3.50 and clearance prices from 1.00 to 1.98 for ladies and misses oxfords and pumps in suedes Russian calf and kid. Sizes 1 to 5, clearance price 1.55 to 1.25 with values 2.00 2.50.
A mixed page offering kitchen hints and fashion ideas. It includes a pancake style breakfast recipe with ingredients and steps, a midseason fruit salad suggestion, and notes on neckscarves and Parisienne fashion. The writing references simple preparations and home sewing tips with period styling cues.
Instructions advise pouring scalding water over oranges and letting them stand five minutes to loosen the white skin. This method aims to simplify peeling and yield clean fruit ready for slicing.
Easy method to release a cake from pan without breaking it involves wetting a clean cloth, wrapping it around the pan, and applying gentle heat to loosen the cake so it comes out intact.
Instructions describe removing Khel brown bread from cans and cutting the bread with a common wrapping twine. The action suggests a basic preparation step using simple tying material to portion the bread.
A writer notes that French extreme fashion requires graceful, costly gait not affordable by practical American women. He urges Americans to favor sensible costumes over elaborate impractical outfits while acknowledging imitator tendencies and a true American modification.
Parin presents a natural silk pomgee petticoat with a scent ruffle and a close fit over the hip. The edge features coffea colored trim or a few rows of ecru soutache braid, using a home made pattern.
The article discusses preserving delicate ecclesiastical laces by drying them and storing them in damp-free conditions. A French restorer advises using a dry closet or drawer, a padded pastebound roll, and interleaved time paper to protect lace before restoration or display.
A fragment notes appealing cotton foulard imitations offering a soft fabric option for women with a small dress silhouette and a rosier prospect for fashion, suggesting evolving textures and styles in spring attire.
The article discusses trimming cotton foulard with plain color linen or duck linen to imitate silk and suggests avoiding tawdry designs. It argues that rich fabrics like satin should not be applied to cotton foulard, and emphasizes keeping a simple, appropriate look that suits the material.
A bungled description outlines a front outer pocket on the underskirt worn with a petticoat, noting a new Paris ingenuity. It mentions glove closures and a cinched band, claiming the pocket can hold items from handkerchiefs to a pie without bulging the skirt.
A tale from Standard and Times recounts a teacher asking a lay student to learn a psalm. Pambo memorizes the initial verse and delays deeper study for fifty years, stating he has not mastered the full meaning of the start of the Thirty-Eighth Psalm. The master dies, and later a student repeats the question, receiving the same answer about mastering the opening verse.
As summer quiet settles over Washington, top officials depart for vacations and ex officio duties shift to acting secretaries. Secretary of War Dickinson and Secretary of the Navy Mower are away, with brief mentions of Knox, Adee, Huntington Wilson, and Oliver shaping policy in their absence. The piece blends humor with sober notes on foreign relations, diplomacy, and the slow pace of the executive branch during the season.
Chicago July 13 hogs 18 000 left over steady market. Mixed $5.05 9.10, good heavy $8.65 5.86, rough $8.25 9.55. Weht $8.86 9.96. Cattle 1%000 market steady to 10c lower. Sheep 14,000 receipts, market weak. Kansas City July 12 receipts hogs 300 cattle 700 sheep 600.
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