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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1913
Page
2
A catalog note lists women’s single scarfs priced from 1.95 to 100 and complete sets from 4.95 to 39.75. children’s complete sets also shown, indicating a varied line of apparel items with rounded price points.
In Albany Oregon on November 10 the Oregon Aggies and the University of Oregon battled to a 10 to 16 tie in a dramatic football classic. A large crowd of about seven thousand watched as both teams produced a superb, hard-fought game amid excellent weather and a rousing Orkie Wow energy from the crowd. The article also notes Hood’s Sarsaparilla ads and describes new university biology courses offered by correspondence, led by Dr. Citton Freemont Hodge, to benefit housewives, parents, teachers, and others statewide.
Eugene November 6 arrangements for a course by Mate Solverity of Greet at Howe outlined plans to help older adults. University officials said the program aims to improve mobility and social activity among seniors through guided physical activities and community sessions.
An old advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment to cure sore throats with one or two applications. It lists prices 25c 66c and 1.99 per bottle and notes availability from all dealers.
Corvallis Ore November 6 The first wing of the Home Economics building at Oregon Agricultural College nears completion The completed building will be superior to most in the Rockies and will be modern and fully equipped One wing will be devoted to the remaining functions of the home economics program.
The program plans light practical kitchens for 320 enrolled students. One kitchen will have electric cooking appliances, others gas and wood ranges. An experimental household matter lab will study unsettled questions for Oregon housekeepers. A ground level cafeteria serves 20, with classrooms offices and a large auditorium for Farmers Week visitors. A six room cottage will house senior girls for hands on housekeeping training.
Bodies of Felix Jones and Hoxene Brown found near Greely Tidey Creek close to W Jones residence. Local belief holds jealousy over Brown's wife sparked the rifle duel, likely staged Thursday evening with shots heard that night and bodies found Friday morning after Brown's horse was spotted tethered nearby.
Two soldiers were found shot dead lying 36 feet apart. Jones was shot in the back and Brown in the chest, each still gripping his rifle, suggesting instant death for both.
A cough that lingers signals possible consumption. Dr King’s New Discovery stops the cough and eases chest fever, helping sleep. Mrs A F Mertz reports six weeks of doctoring failed to help, but the medicine cured her stubborn cough. Available for $1.00 to $1.50 from H E Bucklen & Co.
Observers may tour European palaces to compare art and utility with ancient forms seen at Naples museum. Wendell Phips notes no modern beauty surpasses antique foundations. An ad promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup with a free pepper plaster for coughs.
Apple Day observances planned by Oregon agricultural groups taking place in Corvallis area. Event highlights include community meals and educational displays showcasing local orchards and fruit varieties. Organizers emphasize participation of residents and growers across Oregon counties.
Ava B Milam of Oregon Agricultural College presents two apple serving methods, Blushing Apples and Coddled Apples, as part of a broader set of 19 ways to prepare apples. Blushing Apples use red skin color transferred to flesh, with citrus zest and whipped cream. Coddled Apples involve cooking in sugar water, filling centers with jelly or prunes, then topping with whipped cream. The menu pairs these with meat croquettes, dressed lettuce, baking powder biscuits, and the two apple dishes.
A wartime era medicine ad touts Abnallard’s Horhound Syrup to soothe lungs and ease breathing. It promises relief for irritated throats and coughing, with price 26¢, 60¢ and $1.00 per bottle, and notes availability from all dealers.
Pupil recitals under Miss Malen Burnett and Miss Nellie Dee Whiting were planned at Mrs. David Nelson’s East Washington home with parents as guests. The event included a varied program and a later social with lodge members noted for a separate banquet and community gatherings in the area.
The drawing showcases a gown in crepe de Mirls with graceful lines and a deni fit suited for a youthful wearer or matron. A brown velvet vest completes the blouse, front buttons, and velvet cuffs on long sleeves, while diagonal front pleats shape the skirt with crepe-covered buttons.
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