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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1913
Page
6
A column blends menu notes with home care guidance and sewing tips. Instructions cover spring mattresses cleaning with whiting and ammonia, hand care to prevent chapping, pressing garments without a goose, and cautions about diseases from colds with a recommendation for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Discovery as a trusted cough and cold treatment for all ages. It claims quick relief from severe coughing and bronchial issues with money back guarantee and includes user testimonials. Sold by Koeppen s Drug Store.
The living room should be the first consideration when furnishing a home as it is the family’s main gathering space. Emphasize a large cheerful room, potential removal of adjoining walls, a log fire, durable wall paper, hard wood or waxed pine floors, and a few oriental rugs. Favor one wood type, a large array of seating, and added touches like plants, lamps, and decorative items to create a comfortable, artistic, house-wide mood with green brown or tan color schemes.
Archduke Ernest's son Baron Ernest Wallburg returns to Budapest after a fall from privilege. He resigned his army commission to wed a farmer's daughter and faced a forgery charge, later dropped. After prison, his family endured destitution. six months as a cafe waiter left them in a single room with nine to feed and a seriously ill mother.
A distressed family faces compulsory admission to the workhouse under the local Poor Law provisions. The case highlights the harsh welfare measures and the authorities enforcing relief requirements amid growing economic strain in the district.
A French vine grower digging in Marmery Marne uncovered a granite vase containing 18 gold pieces 80 silver and 22 bronze along with coins bearing several royal and noble emblems from Charles VIII to Henry VIII and other monarchs. The treasure, dating to religious wars era, was recognized by the Archaeological Society of Champagne.
Pendleton Political Equality League meets at the call of the president. Pendleton Chapter American Woman's League meets at the city hall assembly room at 3 p.m. second Monday in each month. Class In Parliamentary Law meets at city hall on second and fourth Mondays of each month at 3 p.m.
For sale second hand lumber at the asylum. First reasonable offer takes it. See Plumber or address EB. A. Rowe Box 396 City.
The article surveys hotel and restaurant afternoon tea customs with various toast ideas. It describes graham bread with cheese and paprika, a French toast style, Monte Carlo toast variants, and a home method to recreate yellow egg bread with raisins nuts and jam. It also notes Hickoryesques and Pecanesques nut wafers and macaroons as tea table favorites.
A health note advocates dietary changes to reduce facial aging caused by digestion issues. It contrasts American breakfast habits with European patterns, urging lighter, fruitful mornings and simpler meals. Emphasizes chewing, proper digestion, and skin improvement through diet.
A reader from Louisville credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her strength and daily function, claiming she feels ten years younger and can work normally again. Additional letters praise the product for gynecological relief, while a separate feature discusses facial care myths and fashion notes on Eton and bolero jackets, including fabric and cut details.
Reader urged to end catarrh by purchasing a Booths Hyomei outfit from Tallman & Co. The ad promises relief from hawking and snuffling by inhalation of eucalyptus balsams with no stomach dosing. One dollar buys a complete outfit including inhaler and additional bottles available for 60 cents each.
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