New Checks Dress Goods in Honeycomb Style
Advertisement describes new honeycomb check dress goods in small size, black and white pattern, 56 inches wide, described as best quality and very dressy. Yard pricing noted but unreadable.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1914
Page
2
Advertisement describes new honeycomb check dress goods in small size, black and white pattern, 56 inches wide, described as best quality and very dressy. Yard pricing noted but unreadable.
Textile listing notes a self-toned crepe fabric with a ratine cheek plaid, described as entirely new, medium weight, 36 inches wide, with an excellent finish. Yard price listed as 98 cents.
Ratine fabric described as black and white checks with green and orange subcheek to create a stylish 36 inch high finish skirt length. Yard price listed at $1.25.
Advertisement notes new ratine trimmings with bands and edges in dainty color combos for trimming attractive spring wash goods offered at 15, 25 and 35 cents per yard.
Mercerized tape offered in fast colors sold in 10 yard packs. Package includes a self threading bodkin and price listed as 10 cents per package.
San Jose forecasts show March likely rainy. Father Jerome Ricard, a noted weather prognosticator, presents a new storm-origin theory that has stirred debate among scientists.
Father Ricardo warns twelve storms of varying intensity may arrive in three powerbel localities the northwest the California coast and the Colorado river valley. Portland reports include a seal breaking from a park net and conferring with snowy swans, ministers dispute Billy Sunday revival dates, and ports prepare for Alaska trade voyages. Memphis clears saloon licenses under new nuisance laws. Pomona eyes a 28 second mile on a new speedway with a $26,000 purse. Internal Revenue delays data as six clerks compile returns. Orfordon City reports a marriage between Benjamin Townsend and May Porter after a health check.
A brief advertisement proclaims Herbine as a remedy for constipation and to reestablish regular bowel movements. It notes a 50 cent price and availability from all dealers.
Ella Sweeney, 22, was found frozen to death in a sleigh during a raging storm. Her companion James Bartholdi left her to seek help, trudging two miles to shelter but unable to return due to exhaustion.
At yesterday’s Current Literature Club meeting Mrs. James Johns Jr was elected president and Mrs A C Hampton vice president with Mrs Ne smith Ankeny as secretary. A dance to raise funds for a Portland bowling tourney was planned. Notices include marriages and visits, plus home event tips. Public notices and household advice follow with culinary and garment care ideas.
The Montessori method trains mothers as well as children, shifting focus from autocratic routines to fostering a child’s trained body and senses. A home setting can mirror Montessori freedom, letting kids self-direct through simple apparatus that develops motor and intellectual precision, akin to a classroom play garden.
A reader shows how to stretch butter by whipping quarter pounds with milk to yield two pounds for 36 cents and 4 cents milk. Also shared are towel-saving oven holders from ripped linen, a potato rocks dish using mashed potatoes with eggs for a firm pyramid, and a method to keep potatoes hot in a double boiler by steaming under a third cover.
Portland March 4 The publicity for silver treatment as an antidote to smoking has spurred demand for silver nitrate and silver nitrite solutions from parents. Dr Calvin S White secretary of the state board of health warns these caustic chemicals should not be used indiscriminately. They can dull taste and harm glands if misapplied to throats or mouths.
Dr Bulgin delivers a fiery sermon denouncing the liquor traffic as a social menace. He calls for law and religious action, cites Blackstone principles, and urges public guardianship of morality. Eleven come forward as he condemns saloons and wages a moral battle for reform.
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