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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1918
Page
2
Just fourteen short busy shopping days remain before Easter and stores trumpet new clothing lines. The pitch emphasizes mood changes from wearing fresh outfits, urging readers to visit and see an endless array of Easter fixings.
Models that are thorough ly original in interpreting the most successful style themes are assembled here and will distinguish the wearer because of their tail ored perfection and splend id fabrics. Attractive suits of serge, homespun, wool poplin, Poi ret twill, tricotine, and jer sey are shown in Norfolk straight-line ripple back braid trimmed models that feature the new vestee. Ea ton and pony styles are new and especially adapted for the miss or slender woman. As to colors navy blue is extremely popular while Copenhagen blue sand tan stone grey Sammy brown and velour checks are included at prices ranging from . $25.00 to $65.00
Forest rangers report bears damaging young trees on Columbia National Forest in the Upper Wind River valley. Bears strip bark to expose sap, girding trunks, with damage ranging from six to twelve feet in diameter and impacting fir and cedar stands. Local observer H. J. Leickel of Wilmington notes the behavior has persisted for eight years, with bears attracted to sap and sugar in the bark.
Rheumatism rises with winter, attacking many. Liniments fail as the disease is in the blood. A vegetable blood remedy is advertised as purifying blood to remove the cause. Readers are urged to obtain a bottle and write for free medical advice in Atlanta.
Fragmentary text describes traveling near a threshold, observations by Rynger Lickel, and mentions of a scheduled event in New York next week. It notes Woodrow Wiles and a reply from a high official, but many names and details are garbled or missing.
The article discusses a tiny Japanese stove designed for pocket use by soldiers, noting its century‑old invention, later improvements, and a version that burns for three days. It describes fuel efficiency and potential practical uses aboard ships or in camps, mentioning quiet operation and portability.
Stanfield Oregon March 11 The Stanfield Study Club held its regular annual election of officers with president Aten WT. Retves and vice president Franz Saline. Secretary Jose Fich-Ande treasurer Mehan Hoggard. Other items note Allison Wood married in Pendleton to Miss Huth Read of Weston. Community news mentions cattle shipment, local visits, and school land purchase proposal.
March notes from Gurdane describe a week of varied weather with snow and a few warm days. Jumps of local activity include Joe Corles injuring his ankle while jogging, Rolland Geff visiting from another town, and Chas McDew visiting. Dd Freneh left for the Boho country to tend cattle, while RB. Mire visited El Selby over the weekend and planned to return for the lawwill.
War era tale claims Queen of Holland sought wealth from wartime profits. Amathiddam residents discuss royal taxation relief and plans for voluntary contributions to the national exchequer. The article hints at the queen's wealth and influence amid conflict.
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair cleanser that thickens adds gloss and waves. It promises immediate beauty enhancement by applying a cloth soaked in the product to remove dandruff oil and improve scalp health.
Fragmentary historical note cites stepbrother Princs Alexander fete by mother Quorn Sophia and Qiown Wilhelmine with mentions of Ra mide and dognations to jan Phllantthropic oil Chachub during the war.
An ad from Sonarch Drug in California promotes STIMMERE as a stomach medicine. It claims a San Diego reader bought three bottles and felt relief, enabling a return to work, while warning of stomach illness knocking one out and urging purchase of STIMMERE with a guarantee.
A historic advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a darkening hair remedy. It claims it can restore natural color within days, fade gray, and rejuvenate appearance, promising quick results with ether-enhanced formula. The copy markets the product as a toilet requisite for hair care and mentions ongoing use across ages.
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