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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
2
A selection of wash goods priced from 12 cents to 85 cents and buttons in pearl styles and colors. Pearl buttons offered in many styles and colors for various uses, with silk gloves described as two classy, double finger tipped and of high quality in champagne grey spongee black white, priced per pair from 50 cents to 1.50 dollars.
A government report notes the rise of community packing houses in Oregon and Washington to handle growing apple crops. Sixty packing homes were surveyed near Spokane, North Yakima, Hood River, and Medford to compare community and ranch methods, highlighting advantages in grading, labor use, and equipment.
An analysis notes the Süddeutsche Presse movement and its unusual immunity while most radical publications were banned in Germany. It mentions Maximilien Farden and the Die Zukunft paper and reports his forced service as a clerk after wartime deprivation.
The Echo City Library was gifted about two hundred pounds of books including standard works histories science poetry and notable authors like Lytton and Longfellow. The donation comes from Mrs Grade Teanen of Waola Walin and will bolster a city and county library system along with a complete Oregon Historical Quarterly collection since 1868. Local residents travel to summer homes and nearby lakes as harvest continues and officials note continued community support for library resources.
Petrograd, July 18. Two demonstrations against the government ended in shooting on Nevsky Prospect at midnight. Several killed or wounded as stray shots sparked panic and demonstrators fired rifles and machine guns at each other. Quiet returned within minutes. The protests were organized by the Holheviki, a faction of the Social Democratic party.
Hartford July 18 A nationwide movement to save Mr Amy E Archer Gilligan an allowed poisoner from being hanged on Nov 6 was launched here today. The drive is being led by suffragist Mrs Covelin Mickensderfer wife of a typewriter maker and mirrors a prior campaign that saved Mrs Bessie Whiefield from hanging four years ago.
An advertisement style piece urges readers to drink a glass of very hot water each morning before breakfast. It claims this clears the stomach and bowels, cleanses the body, and improves health, with a described phosphate additive to be purchased at a drug store. The flowery prose extols dramatic health benefits and urges readers to start the routine immediately.
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