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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1913
Page
3
Advice piece on self care for facial appearance and a guide to creating hair waves using dampened hair and ribbons. Encourages mental health focus to maintain youth and offers step by step styling with baby ribbon bands for waves.
A Tuesday menu lists breakfast with wheat cakes oranges fried clams honey or syrup stewed apples coffee lunch macaroni with cream cup custards cocoa dinner baked lamb chops riced potatoes nut and date bread pudding and New Fruit Dishes. The write up compares fruit dishes and tomatoes of German china with Dresden and Coalport styles, noting all white glazed china figures of boys in full relief with solid rose pink garlands and flowers.
A Sturdy Dress, Pique is praised for morning wear as it endures scrubbing and wringing without damage. Advice on cleaning window panes with soda in hot water. Bean soup is proposed as an excellent luncheon for hungry children in cold weather.
Pendleton Political Equality League convenes by president call. Pendleton Chapter American Woman's League meets at city hall assembly room at 3 p m on the second Monday each month. Class in Parliamentary Law meets at city hall on the second and fourth Mondays at 3 p m.
An ad touts a remedy labeled 8. 8. S. as a blood purifier that reaches the bloodstream through the intestines. It claims rapid action within five minutes, cleansing arteries and organs, relieving rheumatic pain, and being plant based. Available at drug stores for $1.00 a bottle from the Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, GA.
The Pendleton Oregon theater hosted Mutt and Jeff in a wholesome three act musical comedy praised for tuneful songs and polished performances. Ben B. Byron and A. J. Criqui led strong comic turns while Theresa V. McAdams impressed as singer and dancer. The show, booked by Frank Tannehill Jr. and Bud Fisher, plays with well staged sets and a chorus of pretty danceable performers. The program also lists a slate of short films and features for subsequent days including The Tramp Reporter and The Gallop of Death, with further entertainment options from Vitagraph Kalem and Pathe.
A two reel Katem feature presents The Last Blockhouse where western pioneers guard a site and Crow, a renegade, seeks revenge by abducting Dot. Jim fights Crow in a hand to hand clash as Dot is rescued, then a separate Vitagraph short The Doctor's Photograph stars John Bunny and Hughie Mack with a see-saw tale of romance and power.
The Pastime presents a change of program on Tuesday featuring The Artist and the Brute with Kathryn Williams as The Artist and Hobart Bosworth as The Brute. Selig notes called this tea would make any picture worthwhile.
A private text book for women, promising to reveal the exact nature of any health complaint, is offered free by Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn Massachusetts. Letters requesting the book are treated privately and mailed in a plain wrapper to any woman who writes today.
Instructions explain using two days' old bread in small pieces to clean wallpaper with downward strokes. Do not repeat the same surface twice and avoid horizontal motions. Continuously cut away soiled bread as you proceed.
An advertisement urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla to aid nature in cleansing the system. The claim is that the medicine purifies and builds up the body unlike other remedies.
An old advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a home tonic to darken gray fading hair naturally. It claims to stop dandruff, reduce scalp itching, and restore color with several applications, noting drugstores sell ready-to-use bottles.
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