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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1912
Page
2
A fragment notes color and finish for neck and sleeve areas described as white and corn. Details are sparse, with no clear product, brand, or application context given in the readable text. Further text needed for concrete findings.
Pendleton buyers see parasols praised as the most beautiful ever shown with fresh ideas and crisp designs. Canopy tops range from plain to mushroom shapes with brass ribs and tips and long hardwood handles priced from 75 cents to 8 dollars.
Coats made in new box models trimmed with silk and fancy buttons come in navy tan scarlet black and white check priced from 2.85 to 12.00
Pendleton gears up for a two ring Al G Barnes show with three circus trains unloading at O.W.R. N yards before 10:30 am street pageant and free exhibitions. The 340 animals and staff tour include lions tigers leopards panthers and elephants with Mme Florine and Miss Dolly Castles among featured acts.
Notice to stockholders that a meeting will be held at the company office in Pendleton Oregon on Tuesday May 7 1912 at 2 pm. E Y Judd president Edwin J Burke secretary. There is more competition in the lying business than in any other line.
Harry M. Chimbers of Pendleton, nephew of Isaac Jay and grandson of James A. Jay, stands as Pendleton's lone representative at State College of Washington. He won the Sterns Medal Debate Contest last May, led the intercollegiate debate team to Seattle, and holds roles as vice president of Crimson Circle, treasurer of the athletic association, and member of student assembly committees.
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission resolves to issue a gold medal for Titanic rescuers and deposit it in the National Museum Washington. A memorial record will also be placed on the commission’s roll honoring the sea saviors and their self sacrifice.
Baltimore Md It was decided by See America First committees to cooperate with the San Francisco Convention League to hold a See America First convention in San Francisco during the Panama-Pacific Exposition in 1915.
A vintage advert promises instant relief from indigestion and stomach distress by taking a 60-cent Pope's Diapepsin dose. It claims Fermentation of undigested food causes symptoms from heartburn to dizziness, and asserts relief within minutes after use.
The committee weighed Baltimore as this year’s site but rejected it due to national interest in the presidential convention. A broad nationwide campaign will urge educational travel, with children taught to value local points of interest before seeking foreign journeys.
Pendleton Oregon bids for city printing for the ensuing two years due May 8, 1912 at 5 pm. Bids must state price per inch for six point type notices and price per hundred for blanks or per thousand as applicable. Information on blanks provided on request. City reserves right to reject any or all bids. Dated April 25, 1912. THOS FITZGERALD City Recorder.
Mrs Nina Clampitt of Chicago sues two dermatologists for 50000 claiming cosmetic injections changed her face forever. She says paraffin injections after procedures left her with a round altered contour and severe wrinkles, while doctors blame a later, unregulated treatment by another practitioner.
A jumble of short quotes and snatches appears, including a playful gas bill remark, a box of matches offered, a missive from Aunt Hester, a salary notice, a plea for shoes, and a quip about a cigar and a vote from the Chicago Tribune. The items resemble a column of miscellaneous expressions and exchanges.
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