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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
2
Pendleton Woolen Mill caps praised as classy and well made with beautiful patterns and new style. Stetson hats advertised as best on earth with wide range, Pendleton store proclaims largest neckwear selection for men in town with values from 25 to 2.50.
Better service and more time to order for PURE FOODS with early Saturday selections. Fresh vegetables from the gardens and a bountiful display including bananas at 8 per pound, orange cases, pineapples, grape fruit, wafers, crackers, candy specials, nuts, and preserved goods. Glass jars of corn, succotash, peas, tomatoes, asparagus tips and more, all offered under sanitary methods. Help yourself by helping us order early for best selection.
In Pendleton a sermon on the unpardonable sin aligned with Matthew 12 and 1 Samuel 21 8. Dr Bulgin and Rev Weaver denounced critics of new converts and warned against whiskey buying. The evangelist preached that the king Jehovah governs all, rights of creation, possession, and redemption, calling listeners to loyalty as converts rose.
About fifty Pendleton and Umatilla county residents gathered at Commercial Club rooms for the first Umatilla County Historical Society social session. Mrs DeSpuin and Mrs Disosway recount reminiscences while Rev War rington and Homer Watts presented papers on local pioneer days and Indian trails. Major Lee Moorhouse led a lively after-talk and Miss Gilbert W Phelps played piano excerpts.
The article notes many small details distinguish a careful sweeper from a careless one. It urges mothers to stress these points while teaching a daughter this branch of domestic science and to use engaging methods to capture a child’s interest.
Pape's Diapepsia offers fast relief for indigestion and sour gassy stomachs with a harmless, certain action. Keep a fifty-cent case at home for immediate use when meals disagree and symptoms like leaden heaviness, fermentation, gas, headache, and nausea appear.
A vintage advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy for darkening gray hair. It claims natural color restoration, anti dandruff effects, and ease of use with a dampened comb. priced about 60 cents.
An ad touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative remedy for constipation. It claims gradual action without harsh purgatives, suitable for all ages, with guaranteed results or money back. Free sample offer via mail.
The article suggests giving a child a tiny sweeping set and simple dress like a mother’s to foster responsibility. It urges mothers to nurture patience tenderness and faith, warning against letting daily worries crush the bond and potential for good.
Home hints and recipes describe removing lime scale from teakettles by filling with rainwater and heating until boiling, taking about an hour depending on deposit depth. A Kansas City Star tip warns that window blind cords break from friction and sun exposure, so simply oil the cords after rubbing with grease.
STAATSBURG N Y March 13 It was announced that Vincent Astor and Miss Helen Huntington would be married April 20 in a ceremony likely to be attended by prominent society figures from New York and surrounding areas. The public note confirms the engagement and upcoming nuptials.
A 19th century style ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a harmless cure for rheumatism and sciatica. It claims instant relief from pain soreness and stiffness by applying to the tender spot and urges readers to get a trial bottle from their druggist. It asserts millions cured and extends to neuralgia lumbago and backache.
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