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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
2
The article features new boneless corset models with girdle tops and elastic lacing for sitting and walking. A Bon Ton style sells for 3.50 with elastic over the hips, while a Royal Worcester piece priced at 1.00 offers six steels and long skirt with hose supporters. Royal Worcester, Bon Ton and front Lacing Gossard Corsets are fitted in the 2nd floor corset department.
Special correspondence from Athena Oregon reports the sudden death of Mrs Lucy Rogers at her home near Midvale Idaho. Formerly Miss Lucy Maneell she grew up in Athena and leaves a husband five children including newborn twin girls. M W Hansell left for the funeral and others returned from Portland business trips.
Mr and Mrs V Stroble of Pendleton hosted a Sunday visit with their daughter Mrs V C Burke and other relatives from the area. The gathering focused on family time and catching up on news.
For constipation, Chamberlain's Tablets are excellent. Easy to take, mild and gentle in effect. Give them a trial. For sale by all dealers.
May Open Lapis reports that hearings began today before the Colorado state land board to decide whether the Carey act segregation of public land will remain in effect. The board questions residents near several projects about their desire to keep the Carey segregation.
Lands designated under the Carey act for project purposes face local debate as residents weigh favoring alternate uses. Authorities note the designation while some communities advocate different plans, reflecting competing interests over the land’s future.
Philadelphia report Jay Gould the American amateur champion defeated George F. Covey of England to win the world court tennis championship. The match, played in Philadelphia on March 19, pitted Gould against Covey in a tightly contested title bout.
A cough medicine for children that is harmless pleasant to take and effective. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is advertised as the mothers favorite everywhere and is for sale by all dealers.
McMinnville Oregon March 17 Yamhill county democrats are taking interest in the coming primaries Ira G Nelson has filed for county treasurer A F Arthur has announced his candidacy for sheriff Arthur McPhillips president of United States National Bank is mentioned for a position on the legislative ticket Harry H Helt of Dallas has announced his candidacy for circuit judge and Webster Holmes present incumbent of Tillamook is also aspiring for that position.
Woman it covers social and club notes, personals, fashions, home hints, and other items of interest to the world feminine. The column highlights gatherings, fashion trends, household tips, and society updates with a light, period-appropriate tone.
A social political event announced for next Wednesday afternoon to honor women voters of Pendleton and Umatilla County. Dr. C J Smith, Democratic governor candidate, will speak at Moose Hall with refreshments and a musical program. Committees named for decorations, music, serving, and refreshments. the event runs 2 30 to 4 30.
The article lists recipes for Irish moss blancmange Vanilla ice cream and soft custard for babies with precise measurements and steps. It notes the moss can be found on Massachusetts and Maine coasts and in drug stores. Durkee in Baker county is planned as the site of a million dollar cement plant.
A Dallas News contributor advises buying when items are advertised to save 20 to 25 percent on necessities and to pay cash when possible. She urges watching grocers’ sales, stockpiling during bargains, and shopping shrewdly to ease the cost of living. Also notes on pretty lawn blouses with yoke and rolling collars, and tips to clean tortoise shell accessories with oil or Vaseline. Also suggests laying paper under casters when moving heavy furniture to protect floors.
A Wakelee Michigan resident, P H Beck, reports lasting relief from chronic stomach trouble after using Chamberlains Tablets for about one year. He had tried many medicines before with no lasting benefit and notes he now feels perfectly well. For sale by all dealers.
Floyd Miller visited the county seat Tuesday evening. Arthur Bond spent Tuesday in Pendleton. Harry Whittaker of Nye was a business visitor here Monday. The Sunshine Club hosted a seven o'clock dinner Tuesday. Mr and Mrs A C Henderson returned from Portland where they spent the winter. Nora Micheals returned home from Portland after three months away. The Pilot Rock Pendleton auto stage is back in service after overhauling at Bond Auto Garage. Herbert Boylen Sr was a business visitor here Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Turner of Pendleton spent a few minutes here Tuesday.
Weston residents Marion O Harra and family plan relocation from Pine Creek Ranch to Weston due to ill health. D H Wilsey comes from Long Beach to join them. Mrs Pitman and children depart for unspecified destination, signaling ongoing local family movements.
Alvah Wurzer of Weston made a business trip to Milton and Freewater on Wednesday. Miss Alma Burnett left Wednesday for Pendleton for a few days of medical treatment. Jack Stamper returned home Wednesday from Reparia, Wa., where he farmed for Allen Garnett. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Marvin left for Helix to attend farming interests. Miss Mattie Carlyle went to The Dalles to stay briefly with her sister Mrs. Chas. Hillyard. Mr. Mat. Turner, formerly a Weston boy, visited his parents in Weston. Chas. Clark of Walla Walla did a business trip to Weston on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McDaniel of Weston Mountain spent Wednesday in Weston visiting friends.
Madison March 19. The Engineering Society of Wisconsin opened its annual convention here with practical experts from across Wisconsin discussing roads pavements sewerage drainage hydraulic engineering architecture public utilities mechanical electrical and mining engineering problems.
A 1900s style patent medicine ad touts Cascarets as a safe ten cent laxative and bile cleanser. It warns of bilious symptoms like headaches, dizziness, yellow skin, and bad taste, promising gentle internal cleaning overnight and a pleasant taste for children.
An advertising claim for Knowlton's Danderine markets a 25 cent bottle as a complete hair solution. It promises dandruff removal, prevention of hair loss, and rapid soft glossy fullness with new hair growth after two weeks, urging daily application and in-store purchase.
The record notes that from a score of states of the union delegates were present and delivered speeches. It reflects on the idea that wisdom lies more in what is left unsaid than in spoken remarks.
Use Hyomei at first sign of catarrh such as frequent head colds and sniffling. The home remedy promises quick, lasting relief with no stomach dosing and a money back guarantee from Tallman & Co. All druggists sell the complete outfit for $1.00.
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