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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1914
Page
2
Woman i section covers social clubs fashion home hints and personal items of interest to the world feminine readers. It highlights gatherings styles and domestic tips alongside brief notices of local women and events.
Col. and Mrs. James H. Raley left for Rochester Minnesota where Mrs. Raley will receive treatment at Mayo Clinic for a malignant growth. They were joined by Dr. Guy Boyden and Mr. and Mrs. George Rose who will travel to Dinuba California for Rev. A. T. Crim's revival efforts.
A versatile curtain unit with a top and bottom draw string holds three dust proof shelves ideal for linen and small spaces. It notes line effects on ceilings, advises vertical lines to heighten ceilings, and warns against vertical stripes when ceilings are tall.
A collage of household tips from 1920s era sources includes frying bacon in water then flour, heating plates for hot breads, and using honey in beans. It also offers a toy-storage plan with magazine pages as shelves and a long list of baby care “don’ts.” An ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla to fight fatigue.
The Santa Fe railroad completed dredging its new ferry slip at the Oakland terminal on the Estuary. The 23 acres bought for 1 million dollars will host a manufacturer and jobber colony with modern trackage and warehouses. The terminal to be ready to operate in 1915, enabling large car flats to move freight without rehandling.
Norwegian emigration shifts toward Mexico and Gulf Coast regions in the United States as people seek new opportunities. The movement reflects broader migration trends from Christiania with many leaving for warmer climates and work prospects along the Gulf.
A Chicago Daily News brief records a domestic dispute where a husband accuses his wife of breaking a vow of lifelong love, while she retorts that her money did not endure. The item suggests a marriage strain centered on affection versus finances.
Portland attorney Charles A. Johns announced his candidacy for governor, subject to Republican primaries. A lifelong Oregon resident, he grew up near Scio after his Missouri origins and is a Willamette University graduate who pursued a legal career.
In Birmingham Alabama on March 9 suffragists opened a two day conference vowing to attack Representative Underwood for his anti suffrage stance and pledge to party. Debate split the group with some fearing negative impact on suffrage support in the state. Dr Anna Howard Shaw attended despite an injury and radical delegates urged stumping for Hobson against Underwood.
A ten inch snowstorm on Sunday and Monday paralyzed New York City with merchants losing potentially over 10 million dollars in disrupted deliveries. Railways were blocked for ten hours and most streetcar lines shut down on Manhattan. Elevated trains and the subway kept some movement possible. Brooklyns traffic slowed while Staten Island had no streetcars. Cleanup costs were estimated at least 1 million dollars, with a prior storm adding to the cost.
Continuously engaged to the present time, Mr. Johns began his professional life at Dallas, then moved to Baker where he lived for 24 years. Two years ago he relocated to Portland.
Paris March 9 Gabriel d Annunzio the Italian poet who had announced he would live in France and not return to Italy will go back to his homeland this spring. He will spend some time at Florence. D Annunzios creditors are understood to have influenced his stay abroad.
Copycat advertisement warns that neglecting a cough can lead to bronchitis pleurisy or pneumonia and promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an effective quick relief. A. B. Ellison of Taylor Wisconsin endorses the medicine for coughs and colds with claims of safety and certainty. For sale everywhere.
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