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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1913
Page
3
A navy serge frock with a diagonally closing blouse and red silk collar is featured. The piece highlights fur trends, tailored three-piece suits, and a wardrobe emphasis, then shifts to praise for Pendleton High’s community theater, noting strong performances, standout acts, and a lively cast in The County Fair.
Mae Vern Hobbs, Governor Woeat's secretary, who has been ill for several days, finishes her work in Washington and will travel to Oregon via New Orleans. She says she is satisfied with her efforts to speed up departmental activity in state matters.
Washington November 12. Secretary of the Interior Lanchie explains to chief engineers of the warloug project the June 23 circular on extending reclamation service fund payments. Inquiries by Representative Sinnott for Abel Ady of Klamath prompted the clarification. The department declines to detail but indicates Ady’s objections are addressed in a new circular.
Maurice Chevilard, the French aviator, wowed about 1000 spectators at Juvisy France on November 12 by performing several complete loops in a bl plane. After an aerial aerobatic display he flew head downward and completed five loops from 3600 feet, with three consecutive.
Public notice style ad touts St Jacobs Oil as a cure for backache lumbago sciatica and rheumatism. Claims a small trial bottle relieves soreness within fifty counts and praises its non staining harmless action. Promotes use at drug stores with bold assurances of rapid relief.
A compact column highlighting social notes and feminine interests including club events fashion updates home hints and personal notices of women in the community. Brief items cover gatherings fashion tips and upcoming society deadlines.
Mr and Mrs Henry J Taylor depart Sunday for Portland for the winter, stopping in Umatilla overnight at the Cherry home en route. Taylor, grand master of the Loyal Order of F, must be there by March 1. Pendleton and Baker clash in football this afternoon with a Moose Hall reception planned for visiting students and alumni tonight. Augusta Kimball visits Lina Vale then Spokane to see relatives. Mrs A J McAllister and Mrs H Lundstedt, recent Walla Walla guests, return. Hermiston pair Chessman visit, Mrs W P Temple travels to Portland to join son Ralph, and Mrs Carl Gilbert of Echo visits the city.
Mrs Mia Benjamin L Banks a leading Kentucky figure shot dead her 12 year old son and then killed herself at her Richmond home shortly after news broke that her husband had died from pneumonia in Adair County. Banks had served as ex secretary of the State Federation of Women's Clubs.
An ad promises Sage Tea and Sulphur hair remedy restores natural color and lustre to faded or gray hair. Available as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy at drug stores for about 60 cents. It claims to darken evenly with use and prevent dandruff and hair loss.
A period ad warns that regular meat eating harms kidneys, causing backache and other issues. It promotes Jad Salts as a remedy to flush kidneys, stating it relaxes urinary irritation and neutralizes urine acids.
An early 20th century ad copy promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for scrofula catarrh rheumatic and kidney complaints and general debility claiming the county fair offered splendid amateur entertainment while praising the medicine as effective despite prior failures.
Faris notes a new burglar alarm shown by a detective on November 12. The device activates a phonograph when a door or window is opened to alert the offender and warn the owner.
An advertisement touts HyomeL as the only effective cure for catarrh claiming rapid, thorough relief from nasal discharge throat irritation and bronchial symptoms with a money back guarantee. The kit includes an inhaler and liquid priced at $1000 with extra bottles available for 60 cents.
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