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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1913
Page
2
A showroom feature highlights Kimona Silks in diverse colors and lengths priced from 1.50 to 0.75 per yard, plus soft flannel for nightwear and a wide range of fabrics including broadcloth and velveteen at modest rates. Winter coats shown include plain street styles to fur trimmed velvet brocade in prices from 7.95 to 37.50.
Pendleton's Cleanest Best Grocery brags of a sanitary basement and a bountiful Pure Foods assortment. New pineapple, pineapples, coconuts, salted codfish, celery, popcorn, almonds, buckwheat, and assorted nuts fill shelves alongside fancy candies and sausages. Standing orders invited as shoppers are promised the greatest line of pure foods in the entire northwest.
New York produced 16.93 billion cubic feet of natural gas in 1912 valued at 4.87 million dollars and consumed 16.93 billion cubic feet, with much gas also piped from Pennsylvania. E. W. Parker of the USGS notes 1912 surpasses prior years. Orchard Park gas finds spurred activity. 78 Erie county wells with 11 dry holes. domestic use dominates consumption.
Mise Lind af Hageby surveys madness mediumship and genius in a new study after her Strindberg analysis. She notes poets inventors and thinkers reach inspired clarity amid brain strain and intoxication, challenging ethical views on creativity born of ruin and excess.
The discussion argues that visible daily thought is only a tip of the mind. Beneath lies a vast mass of inherited instincts and unconscious thought that shapes vitality emotion and intellect. The analogy compares the mind to an iceberg with hidden bulk steering behavior. Also a vendor ad notes a $16 overcoat at Peoplea Warehouse.
Alaska con Geologic Survey notes ongoing underdevelopment with coal mined only for local use at Cook Inlet and Seward Peninsula. 1914 production under 200 tons. Katalla oil field sees small-scale pumping and re refining, with gasoline sold in coastal Alaska. Several firms hold Katalla area, but progress limited in 1912. Arizona altitude range noted from 12,611 ft San Francisco Peak to 100 ft at Yuama.
Social and club notes feature Woman i pages with personals fashions and home hints. Readers explore varied interests and items of interest to the world of women, including fashion trends and domestic tips.
Glen Sturtevant and Miss Molly Judd, longtime Pendleton residents, married in a surprise ceremony officiated by Rev. R. E. Warrington in Pilot Rock then traveled to La Grande and Payette Idaho. The bride, from a prominent Payette family, has lived here with her brother Hans Judd and worked at Peoples Warehouse. The groom, son of M. E. Sturdivant of Vkklah, recently assisted in Ralph Folsom’s undertakers. They return to Pendleton to make their home.
London Nov. One of the greatest crowds in Westminster witnessed the opening of the new Parliament. The aim is Home Rule for Ireland and women’s suffrage. Premier Asquith again delays another votes for women measure. Viscount Haldane and James Lowther preside as Lords and Commons respectively. Parliament prorogued Aug. 4. Adv notes a bowel regulator Herrine priced at 60c sold by dealers.
A hostess and visitor discuss neighbor Mrs Greene who supposedly believes she can wear a size three shoe on a six foot. The item ends with a quip about a beauty doctor who demands cash for removing freckles.
An advertisement extols a blood purifying remedy, urging readers to quit topical salves and use the product from Swift & Company to treat eruptive diseases. It insists the medicine acts through the blood, claims universal effectiveness, and warns against substitutes. Includes ordering address in Atlanta, Ga.
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