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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1910
Page
2
A local store offers summer suits at unusually low prices to clear stock. The ad argues weather is warm, but prices are kept low to save customers money and space. Shoppers are urged to take advantage before new stock arrives.
A fragmented list shows multiple clearance prices for suits and overalls, including references to famous Carhartt overalls described as the best in the world. The text is garbled with misspellings and inconsistent item mentions, but highlights sales pricing and a renowned product line.
An ad lists a large stock of shirts including lue oxford Madras and sateen varieties. Offers include 3 for $1.00 on 20 dozen shirts, various clearance prices from 50¢ to 2.50 with multiple fabrics, colors, and lengths highlighted.
A purchase pitch outlines discounted extra pants with various clearance prices. It highlights lower prices for men’s pants and suggests rotating wear to extend their life, with multiple price points like 1.50, 2.50, 1.25, and higher tags such as 7.00 or 8.50, all presented as bargains.
In a July exhibition game Vernon edged Los Angeles 3 to 2 as Sceefer pitched for the Villagers while Happy Hogan, Thor, and Waring handled catching and batteries. Across the majors, Boston beat Philadelphia 5 to 4, White on, and Mullin, Works and Llanos pitched. In Pittsburgh a twin bill saw Boston and Pittsburgh split with strong defenses and varied batteries.
Danish university students create a harvest bureau to regulate supply and demand for seasonal work in Plelkis Copenhagen. Farmers report needed hands and the bureau assigns workers for about a month long Danish harvest, reducing student tramping from farm to farm.
A large grain theft ring in Aarhus involved foremen and several employees using lower grade workers to move stolen grain daily. Initial workers were college students, later expanding to a broader student labor group. An independent phantom company was used to launder the scheme as investigations continue.
Antonio Jimenes ran amok at Canlifax de Aceitano attacking pedestrians with a large knife. He killed an old man a woman with a child and a young girl and wounded many others. A desperate struggle ended with his overpowering.
A garbled line references chloroform and an appendectomy, then shifts to a sales pitch for men's oxfords at Ekland s. The fragment mixes medical and retail language without a clear narrative or subjects.
Warrant charging Mr and Mrs John Woods with kidnapping was sworn by Justice J L Miller. The couple allegedly took two Woods children, later two more attempted abduction but thwarted. Milton police and Prosecuting Attorney Phelps plan trial next Saturday in Allinice hall.
A New York report details a woman calling herself Mrs. John Arthur Jolson at Hotel Albany planning divorce proceedings and a $70000 heart balm against heavyweight champion Jack Johnson. She claims former Philadelphiaite Little and George Little, Johnsons ex-manager, helped scheme against him. No marriage certificate produced. Johnson dismissed the claim as another attempt to injure him.
The narration describes the Prince of Wales visit to Sydney and the handling of New South Wales receptions by the private secretary. It notes a smooth transition to royal service and mentions an Australian becoming a groom of the bedchamber, then serving in a queen's entourage with evident authority and energy guiding its duties.
A fragmentary item from Los Angeles notes a product named Alvalpa presented as a universal cure all. The short notice hints at its soothing properties for tired nerves and a claimed wide medical breadth, though details are incomplete.
Fragmentary text describes a man drowning sorrow in alcohol and strange remedies, mentioning cobras, a condensed hay expert, and a pill like tablet that supposedly cures vice and gloom. It mentions tobaccos, dogs, growlers, and fading thoughts of death in a drifting, confused narrative.
London reports pianist Paderewski will obtain 12,000 pounds from insurers due to neuritis in his right arm, forcing him to cancel performances in London. The payout funds support his recovery while he remains unable to tour.
A fragmented narrative recounts a woman’s troubled marriage with Johnson, including a wedding in Atlantic City on September 21, 190?, and a desertion after witnessing battles and flights. It notes jewelry, telegrams, and a plan to send Johnson abroad, amid medical and social anecdotes from Dr. Marlin N Chor and Clark on cures and nervous ailments.
London prints reveal Edward Wallington, a quiet organizer, rises to private secretary to Queen Mary. At 66, he is new to court life but seasoned in confidential work under Lord Chamberlain Earl Carrington in New South Wales and later served successors including Lord Brassey and Lord Hopetoun.
Advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as gentle stimulants to the liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter. Claims to defend the system against constipation and headaches. Sold by all dealers. Read the want ads today.
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