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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1918
Page
2
A standout display features taf feta crepe meteor foulard satin and Georgette dresses priced from 17.50 to 75.00. Silk Baronette skirts in checks and plaids priced 5.95 to 7.50. Crepe de chine and Georgette crepe dominate, with blouses priced 3.95 to 7.50 and up for Easter costumes.
New coats in Poiret twill silvertone gabardine covert and wool velour in popular shades. Styles priced from 13.75 16.50 19.95 22.50 and up offer a range to suit different needs.
At this store the sale emphasizes giving value not taking. Varsity suits are featured with options including military fronts and backs, plus conservative styles. Prices range from 25 to 50 dollars and customers are invited to view the full selection in person.
Weston March notes reveal residents visiting friends and relatives from Milton Athena and Salem. Dinners, church services, and club meetings are listed with social visits, entertainments, and a funeral in Larower Washington. A wartime morale appeal urges bread saving and food conservation.
Health ad warns pimples indicate impure blood and skin issues. It promotes a vegetable blood purifier with nightly use and claims to cleanse the blood thoroughly. Readers are advised to write to a Medical Director in Atlanta for advice.
Weather drifts toward spring as snow melts and roads improve slightly. Local residents travel to La Grande Pendleton and Freewater for visits and medical matters while neighbors share news of relatives and routine chores. A Literary Society debate occurs with officers elected for a two week term and plans to organize a Red Cross auxiliary event at the school.
Newark New Jersey March 2 A Marine Corps applicant Willi Strasstyirg er claims to have German blood and pricked his toe to let it out, then exclaimed readiness for enlistment. A bystander questioned the blond’s blood claim as Strastyringer asserts it was a precise heart point and notes he lacks required weight and height for service.
Vintage ad promotes 10 cent Cascarets as best laxative for stomach and bowels. Claims relief from headaches, poor digestion, and foul breath. Highlights gentle cleansing for children and adults with specific phrases about bile, toxins, and regularity.
A fragmented note speaks of careful bread making and a slice needed as a pledge toward fathers and the alien, mentioning a large quantity of wheat and an implied obligation to ration or provide.
An old health note warns that heavy eaters risk kidney problems due to uric buildup. It suggests simple home remedies like lemon zest and lithia water to flush kidneys, claiming ordinary care can ease pain and improve function. The piece reads as a quackish diet tip from a bygone era.
A dubious 19th century patent remedy claims Sage Tea and Sulphur compounds darken gray hair evenly. The ad explains applying with a sponge to the scalp for natural color, touting products like Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound as reliable, though the claim is unverified and not for disease treatment.
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