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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1919
Page
5
Advertisement for delicate Swiss embroideries and inserts from St Gall and France. Promotes baby flouncings, fine Swiss edgings, and delicate patterns for blouses and lingerie with yard prices and assorted values.
A sequence of price figures appears, showing range pairs from 65 cents to 1.75 dollars and smaller ranges from 40 to 60 cents and up to 1.00 dollar. The lines suggest a catalog or advertisement listing different item prices in varied amounts.
A fragmented report describes a wireless voice amplifier using multiple valves to magnify sound, with demonstrations in San Francisco and mentions of police intervention. The piece notes a boxing match where McCormick defeats Tolpis after disqualification and cites debates over British bantam title lineage.
British boxing champions find their titles in disarray as disputes erupt over the rightful holder of the championship belt. Joe Pecket is named in controversy as a belt holder vanishes amid claims and counterclaims.
North Portland yard reports weaker cattle and hog offerings at the week’s start, with fewer live animals brought in and many shipments directed to western markets. Buyers see lower prices across beef, veal, and mutton, while carload volumes vary and early sales favor direct shipments.
Independent socialists plan to call a general strike against the government as part of an effort to overthrow the regime and alter the power treaty. The item mentions unrest connected with the end of a cucumber trend and references a popular medicine ad for stomach relief and appetite recovery, noting Mood’s Sarsaparilla as a remedy.
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