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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1918
Page
2
Dame Fashion presents a seasonal display of suits coats dresses waists skirts and accessories to celebrate Easter and the springtime mood. The invitation invites inspection of a specially attractive stock aligned with the holiday spirit.
New stock of white goods advertised with prices ranging from 20 to 50 cents per yard or piece. Customers urged to view the selection and check the updated offerings for home textile needs.
In wartime fashion, selections require forethought and discrimination as leisure dips. New spring garments are more carefully assembled, smarter than last season, and ready for purchase. Prices range from 17 50 to 52 50.
The article advertises a Bargain Basement with leather goods including a new leather marketed by "Ghee Morey Wilke" and leather shoes for children, girls, and women. It touts low prices, sturdy wear, and fashion, inviting shoppers to inspect styles and prices in eastern Oregon. It also mentions inexpensive wash crepes, ginghams, and other bargain items, urging readers to visit for value and wide selection.
Fragmented notes recall residents and family events in Adams including marriages births and deaths. Mentions of Mrs Bei Sheenion Doreen of Meated Mex and many others with church and social details, plus a survey noting Ohio high elevations and technical data on streams and geography.
Community notes from Pilot Rock report a school event on Friday night discussing the Junior Red Cross, led by R. B. Chiloupak of Pendleton. Rev. Davis volunteers to head a thrift-stamp campaign, and a brief program features readings by Ruby Hutchinson and others. Plans to elect officers and hold a future charity drive are noted, with local families traveling to Portland and signals of church and school activities.
A garbled OCR passage describes a sick child with fever and constipation, interwoven with misread lines about remedies. It references Mathew and various nonsensical phrases, mentioning a product labeled Cate foro Pie Syrige Cin paw and a dubious stomach treatment. The text lacks coherent facts or clear event.
An interoing meet was held Saturday with notable attendees including Mrs Hi Hutehineon and Mr Oya Allen assisting as visitors. Saturday Mitel Neemann contributed to events of Ply acinth Done, marking a small community gathering.
The ad touts Peptiron in chocolate form from C L Hood Co Lowell MA. It claims high iron content aids strength, nerves, digestion, and overall vitality, presenting it as the spring medicine for your tone and fitness during a new season.
Fragmented text promotes drinking hot water each morning to purify organs and toxins. It mentions substances like Simextane Hhephe and Livia Phonphated and suggests drinking water before breakfast to affect the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. Tone imitates a sensational health tip column.
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