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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1901
Page
2
A 1901 editorial argues that while theatre should entertain and educate, current productions in Pendleton rely on cheap vulgarities. It calls for more high literary merit, artful presentation, and selective bookings, urging managers to favor quality attractions to elevate the stage and ensure long term profit.
The writer defends H. W. Scott of the Oregon Journal against a claimed Hanna pressure to stop opposing the administration in Washington. The piece argues against being cowed by bullying tactics and asserts moral courage in resisting intimidation.
Bani White, Democratic state chairman, plans a journey from Baker City around December to harmonize party differences. The move is praised as prudent and urged for the Republican state chairman to unite a more divided party than Mr. White.
The feature highlights imported gowns with cremins and fur trimmings, favoring applique embroidery on tulle and chiffon. Cream lace dominates and bold vine and grape appliques decorate bodices and skirts, with Chinese blue tones and velvet underlayers creating a refined, period look.
The article outlines gowns with black lace appliques on white tulle and blue velvet accents, detailing bands on sleeves, belt trims, and embroidered bodices. It notes white and black color contrasts, teardrop motifs, and versatile styling with ribbons, bows, and tulle accents, reflecting early season fashion trends from New York.
Local notice announces Al Neill versus the famed Mysterious Billy Smith to headline a card at the Pastime club in Portland. The bout, touted as a major draw, travels from San Francisco and promises a decisive showdown.
An advertisement asserts mercury and potash fail to cure Contagious Blood Poison and that Swift's S S S treats the disease with a vegetable remedy. It urges victims to contact physicians for free home-treatment guidance and promises restoration of health and dignity, citing testimonials from patients in Atlanta Georgia.
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