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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1922
Page
3
A local ad lists Safety Pins, non rust, 300 count, toilet pins, cotton tape in all sizes, collar bands, curling pins in medium size, Climax baby pants, corduroy fabric at 33 inches, ideal for bath robes, offered in red blue black navy grey. Prices include 30¢ items and $1.25 per yard for corduroy.
The Hoosier contest crowned Miss F Pawnee det and Ton Defender, a Poland China boar, as top performers in a 1918 litter. Scha rwarts herd produced eleven pigs weighing 2 040 pounds sold for profit, yielding 1 275 dollars, with cost analyses showing a net gain from purebred stock and meticulous feeding.
A broke age era report describes the collapse of a stock brokerage firm in New York City. The article notes the rapid unraveling of the firm and mentions a key figure, a mentee of the firm, whose identity is partially clarified. The piece emphasizes the suddenness of the failure and the impact on clients.
An Indigenous girl from the Pileteredewt tribe becomes the first in her community to enroll at a university. The piece notes her wartime era education, high school achievements, and ambition to study city welfare, aiming for a four year tenure in the department.
A Lake Wales, Florida scene recounts a fisherman named Menzy who warned of danger as a bird was startled. A man near the shore grabbed a submerged object, then a weight or trap pulled under and minor commotion followed the incident.
A fragmentary account traces a woman’s pivotal role in promoting Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a symbol of women’s health advocacy. It references Hippocrates as a distant contrast and notes the plant-based remedy’s cultural reach across centuries.
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