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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1913
Page
3
A dated household column lists a Wednesday menu with breakfast items bacon mush and milk. lunch features corned beef hash. dinner offers tongue or Napoli style dishes, macaroni, citrus dessert, and a tea service. It includes detailed instructions for packing flowers in boxes and a recipe for cream puffs with vanilla flavoring.
Stanfield May 6 Mrs Zena Hart well Wallace renowned WCTU lecturer from Kansas City delivered two engaging talks at the Presbyterian church. She was hosted by Mrs C W Conner. Locals attended Umatilla Stanfield ball game with Umatilla winning. Several Stanfield residents visited Hermiston Pendleton Ione and Echo for various affairs. Notices mention church services births and a rheumatism remedy ad for Chamberlains liniment.
The ad touts Parisian Sage as a hair rejuvenator and tonic to grow hair, stop dandruff, and prevent hair loss in a few days. It claims a lustrous result and a money back guarantee, sold in a 50 cent bottle by Tallman & Co. and dealers nationwide.
A practical guide for women to refresh their wardrobe with four silk or heavyweight wraps. The text notes wraps should be versatile for many gowns and favor simple lines to keep a modish silhouette. It mentions a coat drawing suitable for silk or wool, originally made in faille with contrasting stripe.
A simple curtain repair uses photographers' paper cut in narrow strips laid across holes with the fabric folded over and pressed with a moderately hot iron. The paper adheres firmly and matches the curtain color without starch paste.
An open window cooling milk attracts dust. Removing the piper top does not prevent dust from entering the milk. A simple safeguard is to cover milk bottles with paper bags and secure them with twine or rubber bands to keep them clean.
Pendleton Political Equality League meets at the call of the president. Pendleton Chapter American Woman's League meets at the city hall assembly room at 3 p.m. second Monday in each month. Class In Parliamentary Law meets at city hall on second and fourth Mondays of each month at 3 p.m.
Four O A C graduates have been appointed to key roles. Cecil Starling proceeds to Hood River to work on the Hood River experiment station orchards. Harold S. Turley becomes forester for the C X N R R Co at Westport. Harry L. Rees is named plant pathologist at the Puyallup Washington station, with prior posts at Missouri and Cornell.
Darius Downey of Newberg Junction NB reports his wife uses Chamberlain's Tablets and finds them very effective and doing her a lot of good. If you have stomach or bowel trouble, give them a trial. For sale by all dealers.
Admirers of Winter fail to have old resort preserved as King’s Bridge Tavern, a century old landmark once visited by Edgar Allan Poe, is to give way to the American League Park project at Two Hundred twenty sixth street and Broadway. Laborers today began taking possession of the site.
Efforts by Poe enthusiasts to save the old tavern for its historical value collapsed as the last visitors departed with their shovels and shelter. The effort to preserve the landmark did not succeed.
Jake Hunt, the oldest Indian in the White Salmon district, died Friday night at his White Salmon river ranch aged 198. He aided early settlers by warning of wars, leaving a valuable homestead and a fortune of gold rumored buried on the property. His son Jake Hunt Jr inherits the estate with no will.
James A. Barr a leading western educator and secretary of the California Teachers Association is appointed chief of the department of education for the Panama-Pacific International Exposition. Formerly manager of conventions and societies for the exposition Barr secured over a hundred conventions and congresses for 1913. Known for Stockton education reforms he authored the Stockton Method book and links to the National Education Association. He resides in North Berkeley near the University of California.
In Cincinnati on May 6 Gertrude Hoff mans Wire legs advertised in posters at a local playhouse drew many complaints from the Anthony Comstock element. Public Service Director Dennis Gash ordered midnight cleanup with paste pots to remove the material, finishing by daybreak.
An old advertising piece touts Cascarets as a cure for headaches dizziness foul taste and breath tied to a torpid liver and fermenting food. It claims the product cleanses the stomach and bowels removing poisons while you sleep, a 10 cent box clears the head and liver by morning.
Churchgoers wore broad smiles as Miss Hoffman laughed and quipped I should worry and wear chaps during the scene.
Advertisement claims poor appetite signals impaired digestion and that Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets strengthen digestion and improve appetite. It states thousands benefited and that the tablets are sold by all dealers.
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain, wife of the former British premier, underwent an appendicitis operation in Cannes. Though the operation succeeded, grave fears about recovery arise from peritonitis. Mr. and Mrs. Austen Chamberlain are expected to arrive tomorrow. Los Angeles expects to capture in 1913 about thirty conventions of national importance.
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