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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1922
Page
3
Ida M. Dickerson, a representative of the Gossard Corset, will be with us on November 29th. The event promotes full stock access and a convenient one stop shopping experience, highlighting special sales on corsets.
The long unedited text reviews the Diamond Dye kit with instructions on dyeing fabrics such as wool linen and cotton. It mentions dye longevity and how the product claims to restore wear to garments like sweaters coats and dresses. The piece also cites various people and places tied to the dyeing trends of the era.
Local Ukiah schools announce a two week break for students. Details on dates and start times are expected from district offices, with school calendars adjusted accordingly for the period.
An old advertisement pitches California Pie Syrup as a remedy to “open a child’s bowels” and claims it cleanses the liver. The copy targets mothers, urging readers to ask their druggist for California Syrup and to look for branded labels on the bottle.
Detroit November 2 report notes an automotive propulsion race and related exhibitions featuring Ford vehicles and partners. Officials highlight early prototypes, testing milestones, and industry interest in autonomous undersea vehicle technology.
A list of Realty Transfers shows numerous transactions across Pendleton and surrounding areas. Names such as Hartnett, Kupers, McKinnes, and Melzer appear with varied property parcels including blocks, lots, and sections in Adams, Hermiston, and related additions. Amounts range from small sums to thousands, with notes on lot lines and street intersections in Athens and other localities.
Col Xo 21 el discusses next year as the real test for Salfhirsiky and Antio Smith. The piece notes upcoming figures Mull er Ther kes Chirk Gale ingher Dwan Nisbit Morrison and Captain Erb may travel the graduation route. Anty Smith delivers a vocal on fold thie oeon and questions if old timers will return to long distance predictions.
An advertisement touts Paps Cold Compound as a guaranteed fast remedy for colds and congestion. It promises relief from fever pain and misery within hours and implies a low cost for widespread use, urging readers to switch from quinine.
English women are urged to quit smoking as health risks of cigarettes rise. Officials warn that smoking pipes and cigarettes are especially harmful to women, urging abstention and highlighting dangers seen in medical findings.
An escaped rattler near Chicago was finally captured after a sequence of encounters described in a garbled report. The article mentions a curator from the China something of Science and a scientist Dr. Woodhart, with odd phrases about specimens and observations around the city area.
In Oregon and nearby counties a wildlife issue arises as forests are said to be stocked with moose, confusing place names and dates. The story notes a state game commission investigation and potential herd establishment in Chad Tototiie, with concerns from state law and future outcomes.
A testimonial from Mrs Nellie Carmichael of Bakersfield California promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as beneficial during pregnancy and after childbirth. It claims relief of nerves and restoration of strength with regular use and invites readers to write to Dr Pierce's Invalids' Hotel Buffalo NY for advice or a trial package.
Pendleton announces a health culture program at the School of Dancing offering daily lessons from 24 to 10. It claims scientific methods improve weight management and posture, stressing spine support and overall health through dancing. The notice highlights age inclusivity and emphasizes positive health development at Union Watt.
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