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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
2
The advert pitches 4130 blue serge suits with exact fit value and appearance. It claims vast production lowers price to 18.50 and offers a wide range of up-to-date models in large stock, urging shoppers to get fitted now before stock runs out.
Portland newsman Ortondo Goodwin won seven thousand five hundred dollars in a lawsuit against Howe and Martin, a Portland drug firm, after years of appeals culminating in the Oregon supreme court affirmation. The case traced to a 1910 incident when a drug clerk bound Goodwin’s arm with nearly carbolic acid, causing severe injuries and multiple surgeries.
The fragment notes Oliver Hazard Perry and a victory event. The readable text hints at a summary of a naval victory and a historical figure woven into a generic caption.
Chicago News recounts Commodore Perry's decisive Lake Erie victory, noting his rapid six month build up, flagship tactics at the Lawrence and Detroit, and the leadership that carried a numerically stronger British squadron to defeat. It praises Perry’s initiative and courage amid a mixed force of sailors and recruits. The piece also previews Dr Montessori and other October Companion features for mothers, education, and home life.
Mary Heaton Vorse contributes an opening piece in October Woman's Home Companion. This first installment in a Montes series explores reforms affecting children's lives and family dynamics.
A terse quarrel begins with a woman accusing her partner of previously claiming enduring love. He urges reflection on what their relationship has endured, highlighting a long history and strain. The exchange appears from a local record source, reflecting personal conflict in a historical context.
An illustrated guide highlights a striped wool frock with lace waistcoat detailing and a taffeta bolero, plus a peasant blouse with undersleeve and velvet cuffs. It also suggests space-saving triangular hampers, navy and white marine caps, emery boards, black and gold glass table accessories, and protective felt on metal hangers. Additional pieces cover a tray made from an old picture frame, handleless aluminum pots, and frame styling ideas for framed textiles in the kitchen and dining areas.
Charles Leesburg, a 43 year old experienced miner, died in Sumpter Oregon after a cave-in at the Imperial mines. He had spent a decade in local mines and earlier worked across northern mining camps.
Society desk announces daily social news in place of Saturday section and invites items by mail telephone or in person. News office requests submissions by 10 a m each day to ensure publication.
Mr and Mrs L L Smith announce daughter Misa Beth Smith has arrived in Washington D C and entered Washington College joining sister Mrs Cyrus C Sturgis. Mikes Smith headed to University of Michigan and Jessica McEwen to a Virginia seminary. Echo social dance announced in Echo tonight. Bernice Huppe returns from Baker Ore visit. Engle-Woodrim hall dance party last night. bridge afternoon planned with Mrs John Vertan as host. Glen D Long and Tollie Hevel wed at Olney A Simpson home with Justice Joe H Parkes officiating. Frasier couple welcome a baby girl. Current Literature Club to meet at Mrs St Alexander’s north hill. Harry Thompson departs Brownsville after visit with mother Mrs Winn Johnson.
An old advertisement claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cleans out germs and breeding grounds for pneumonia, asserts it prevents pneumonia from a cold, and praises its worldwide reputation. The note warns against sedative cough medicines containing codeine morphine heroin and other sedatives. It states Chamberlain's contains no morphine or sedatives and is available from dealers.
Audit or Mathews announced Milwaukie council will meet October 14 to dispose of pending business. A special election likely will be called to vote on annexation of Island Addition. A petition from the pen-
An ad claims Toss of Appetite signals stomach disorder and decay caused by functional disturbances. It promotes digestion and a healthy appetite, offering a positive guarantee and urging readers to try Merital Tonic Digestive as a genuine tonic.
Advertiser states Merital Rheumatism Powders will relieve all forms of rheumatism or money back. They authorize sale on a positive guarantee and invite readers to see the product.
A motion to submit to the auditor to investigate and report at the next regular meeting was presented. The debate left the impression that a realignment of Mayor Elmer and Councilmen Mitchell and Council would not be pursued.
London Oct 2 An important victory for the trades unions was announced when the British admiralty awarded official recognition. In disputes the admiralty will meet deputations of the workmen in London or at the dockyards. It allows government employees to select their own representatives from the dockyards and be accompanied by union leaders.
Pope Pius's health appears excellent as a public release shows a busy month. He received 32 pilgrimages from Italy France Sicily Alance Lorraine Brazil and the United States, with thousands of participants, and over BONO pilgrims joined on September 7 in Rome.
A reflective line suggests dishonesty incurs greater costs when individuals permit appetites to outgrow incomes, implying moral and financial strain from overstated luxury. The statement links personal restraint with economic consequences, highlighting social caution in spending.
A vintage health notice claims regular meat intake strains kidneys and causes backache, headaches, and other symptoms. It promotes Jad Rake a grape and lemon lithia tonic to flush kidneys, calm urinary irritation, and prevent disease. It touts rad salts as a safe effervescent kidney cleanser.
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