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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1922
Page
3
The excerpt notes that American fashion artists display originality and distinctiveness while keeping prices moderate, calling attention to the economic aspect of their design work and market positioning. It emphasizes value amid creativity and suggests consumer accessibility.
A fragmentary ad lists 38 in Corduroy in yellow blue brown gray and black plus 27 in heavy outing flannels. Paisley silks include crepe de chine and Canton crepes. Velvets offered in chiffon cotton back velvet with prices from 1.25 up to 6.75. Customers urged to shop early before patterns sell out.
Advertises wear right gloves in fabric and kid in long gauntlet or short styles. Available in light, medium and dark colors with prices starting at $1.25 and up to $7.00.
Great piles of new woolen blankets in pink blue and grey entice buyers for cold nights. They promise better sleep with prices from 10.50 to 22.50 per double pair.
Advertising note for baby pants priced at fifty cents per pair. Describes product made from select pure gum rubber with a vented net for baby comfort and available in all sizes.
A damaged OCR narrative cites paid construction, proposed building, and financial terms with scattered figures. It mentions stadium plans, timelines, and authorities but the text is garbled and many names and specifics are unreadable.
The piece discusses limited information from a senior season and upcoming national contest. It references Pavoie Mase Rall and Un ton Saint Francisucs with uncertain dates and locales. It notes anticipation of pivotal performances and potential changes in lineups, mentioning coaches and centers.
A fragmentary report describes a Washington coast governance issue with a Nelson and Walker involved, mentioning a Wakefield survey, federal relations, and land and water rights. The text references meetings and potential settlement terms with state and national officials, including a proposal around a lake and river allocations.
Fragmented OCR text from Sogales area offers little readable content. The fragments hint at a general interest matter or boarder fare but lack coherent names dates places or outcomes to form a proper summary.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a race event with references to Colton, Tie, and an unclear tally. Mentions winners and a possible dispatch style but segments are unreadable, with names and events obscured.
A physician from Venneyivania, Pierre Pierce, gained fame with his Favorite Prescription and Liver Liver drops, claiming cures for female illnesses and general weakness. The piece alleges widespread promotion in many towns and states, urging readers to try free medical advice and the remedies despite mounting complaints.
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