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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1913
Page
3
A brief fashion note outlines three skirts including full hip drapery tunic and black drapery with white accents. It comments on contrasts of black and white with occasional color, noting styling hints and visual effects for the bustle era.
The column covers varied interests from social gatherings to fashion notes and home hints. It highlights personal notices, club activities, and items of interest to women, with brief summaries of local happenings and social schedules.
Cottolene arouses cooking tips to use one third less than butter or lard for efficiency and wholesome meals. A Dallas Texas prize winning cake recipe is shared, promising continued use of Cottolene for most dishes.
Society notes from Thursday afternoon at Mrs A J Owen on Thompson street with hosts Mrs Owen and Mrs Stephen A Lowell. Program featured songs and readings about Killarney and Irish themes, followed by light refreshments. Elks Thanksgiving Ball plans and ticket committee listed, plus social events at Mrs TG Montgomery's Nesort street home and W C T U gathering. Old blue broadcloth coat description included with belt and velvet accents.
Atlantic Deeper Waterways convention delegates leave Jacksonville after outlining plans for major river and harbor work next year. A St Johns River steamship trip showcased waterfront improvements and local industry. Delegates observed the Florida East Coast Canal from St Johns River to Miami and noted South’s edible exports. Iron production in 1912 reached 33,862,685 tons with iron valued at $12.44 per ton.
A company store serving two nearby mining camps in Charleston Virginia territory trims all prices eight percent saying profits were too high. Sirloin steak drops to twenty cents per pound and rib roast to fifteen cents as the store plans a larger, central shop with 350000 in stock.
A Victorian style description notes cherry velvet gowns trimmed with gray embroidery and fur. It highlights wedding robes with orange blossom halos, morning and evening outfits, and debutante dance frocks in white tulle or lace.
Useful tips on removing scorch marks from Jinen with half an onion, making raisins and nuts sandwiches with whipped cream, restoring icing on stoves, cleaning woolens with glycerine and egg yolk, removing mildew with lemon juice and sun, and treating old stains with chloride of lime dilution.
Advertisement touts hand labor and careful blending as essential to quality cigars. It claims pure tobacco with no harm and positions General Arthur Standard as emblem of a mild smoke suitable for a sensible smoker.
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