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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
2
A catalog of fabrics in plain and brocade charmeuse and chiffon. Includes exclusive designs at $0.40 per yard, 40 inches wide, and plain chiffons from $1.00 to $1.25. Sheer light weight chiffon, crepe effect, drapes well, available in pink blue grey apricot Copenhagen tan, 27 inches wide, yardage 50 cents.
Colonial Drapery Fabrics offers varied materials and colors suited to decorative and practical household items. Examples include bags, candle shades, doily rolls, dresser covers, laundry bags, pillows, shirt waist boxes, and work bags. Visit the art department on the second floor for note suggestions.
The column highlights social and club happenings with personal notices and fashion tips. It notes home hints and items of interest to readers, emphasizing feminine topics and community activities within a broad world view.
Soztecy Kewa reports the marriage of Miss Marie Grant formerly Pendleton to Hubbard Miller Reward California. The ceremony occurred October 29. Mrs Charles Charles era celebrates seventy first birthday. Umatilla couples wed in Walkie Walla. Women of Woodera host lively Moose Hall dance with large turnout.
A football game Monday at Rount-up Park ended 19 to 0 in favor of the student team. Linebacker by the school boys reflected Coach Asbahr’s training, with Weik on the town team’s line and Ulrich’s plang ing and Kerrick ending yardage. Fred led the town back with gains though no score. A new debate class formed at the high school with twelve students under Principal Hampton, showing ability to draw out material.
Ray Nay, a University of Oregon graduate, has been elected dean of William and Vashti College at Albany Mercer County. Nay joined William and Vashti two years ago as professor of physics and chemistry. He earned a master's degree at Wisconsin and studied in Berlin.
Fragments offer kitchen instructions on frying fish crisp and dredging flour for flavor, keeping stoves polished, and prepping castoffs. Local business notes report Pacifi c Canal Livestock Co shipments of alfalfa hay and three-year-old steers from Huntington. Weddings, Epworth League activities, and hay shipments fill the community update alongside farm buying and shipping headlines.
Special Correspondence notes Election Day in Echo Oregon began quietly with limited activity and sparse voter turnout as results awaited later in the day.
German report says Dr Johann Jaekh traced the cure of Joye after studying the male and female love curves. It claims male affection peaks at 24 to 26 while the female curve rises strongest around 30, based on 400 famous cases. It notes men love at twenty, then drop due to ambition, while after thirty women often lead.
Spokane University club members S Houghton and Edward Pyle drove 3400 miles from Spokane to New York in 18 days of driving, facing three blowouts and one puncture. They arrived 30 days after departure, weather and roads favorable overall, with the Bitterroot mountains posing the main challenge. Pyle called the journey wonderful and predicted coast to coast travel would become easier in a year or two.
Auburn New York Mrs William H Gil suffered ten years from nervousness and organic pains lying in bed four days at a time unable to eat or sleep. After four months on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she regained health. Doctor's daughter in St Cloud Minnesota Mrs Berton M Quickstart overworked and worn down found relief after taking the Compound. The ad promotes the remedy as the most efficient for female ills and urges others to try it.
An old advertisement extols Mothers Friend as a relief for expectant mothers promising comfort and freedom from discomfort during pregnancy. The copy claims widespread parental benefit, cites a price of 1.00 per bottle, and lists 110 Lamar Building Atlanta as the distributor, reflecting period marketing rhetoric.
The Wheeler Peak in Nevada rises to 14 058 feet above sea level per USGS data. Nevada’s average elevation is 1 600 feet, ranking behind Utah Colorado Wyoming and New Mexico in height.
August Strong of Minneapolis reports that Klumer's Swamp Root cured his kidney trouble and back pain after one fifty cent bottle. He bought more, regained ability to work, and now recommends the medicine to friends as a strong, effective remedy.
Pendleton Daily East Oregonian notes that Dr Kilmer Co in Binghamton NY offers Swamp Root. Send ten cents for no sample bottle and receive a booklet on kidneys and bladder. Regular fifty cent and one dollar sizes sold at all drug stores.
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