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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
3
New York writes Fannie Field that fashion houses display an unparalleled range of cottons. Clever women aim to maximize appearance while limiting costs by purchasing dress lengths to sew at home into frocks and suits.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a hair growth booster with a two week money back guarantee, claiming dandruff and scalp itching vanish and hair grows abundantly. It promotes Tallman & Co as seller, and notes the product is sold by druggists nationwide, with Auburn hair on each bottle.
Pendleton Political Equality League convenes at the president's call. Pendleton Chapter American Woman's League meets at the city hall assembly room at 3 p.m. on the second Monday of each month. Class In Parliamentary Law holds sessions at city hall on the second and fourth Mondays at 3 p.m.
Friday menu lists breakfast oatmeal fried fish baked potato rolls coffee lunch fried clams corn bread dinner pie stuffed flounders or baked fish mashed potatoes turnip pie or pudding or cotton. A bride makes comforters by cotton batting in mosquito netting, then uses a cover for easy disassembly. Also includes Graham pudding recipe and a lemon sauce, plus notes on Greek draperies and tomato toast preparation with step by step cooking details.
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as instant relief for clogged nostrils and head colds. It claims the product opens air passages, stops discharge, and soothes inflamed membranes in the nose, head, and throat with a fragrant balm that dissolves by body heat.
A smart adaptation of a Rus sian blouse suit for a child is detailed with materials such as cashmere or silk piping. The blouse features gathered epaulets and sleeves, a front slash with two pearl buttons, and a back cuff. For summer, white linen with embroidered cuffs is suggested, with a gulmpe worn beneath.
Washington March 20 plans have been made to establish an Indian congress in the capital. One resident delegate from each Indian tribe will be salaried, paid from tribal funds and chosen by tribal councils. The body will advocate for Indian interests before government and Congress. The Tomahawk is the tribal newspaper.
A vintage advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine claiming it cleanses dust and oil from hair with one cloth stroke. It promises waves fullness and softness while stopping itching and hair loss by nourishing roots. The text notes a 25 cent bottle available at drug stores or toilet counters.
The text notes Earth Reservation location here and anticipates the Washington publication starting as the extra session of Congress begins. It hints at a coordinated rollout linked to congressional timing and a forthcoming newspaper effort.
Charleston W Virginia March 6 Governor Hatfield began a mission to the Paint Creek district to seek an end to the miners strike He planned to spend most of his time visiting miners at their homes and in mines and to do all he can to restore peace in the disturbed region.
Walla Walla report states Democrats plan a democratic daily in Olympia to balance state news. Incorporators include A J Harder of Aberdeen Eagle Freshwater J H Brown and P M Troy of Olympia. Capital stock $45,000, shares $100. The paper will be named the Washington State Democrat.
Baker Ore March 206 In the crusade against long hours and short pay for girls William A Dalziel deputy labor commissioner has started a movement to stamp out the evil in Oregon Mrs A Underwood owner of the Underwood hotel was fined 25 and costs for violations as the effort widens to the state.
A local report notes enforcement actions by Mr. Dal giel against employers using cooks beyond the 60 hour weekly limit. A new Jap cook arrives at the hotel, and similar cases in La Grande were promptly punished. Bakers in town were less notorious for excessive hours according to his visits.
A vintage advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a tonic easing pregnancy pains. It claims it lubricates nerves and muscles, prevents breast issues, and aids baby’s development. Available at drug stores for £1.00 per bottle with a mail order offer for a booklet.
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