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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1917
Page
2
The Peoples Warehouse offers all cotton wool finish and all wool blankets in white grey and plaid with pink blue tan headings. Prices range 85c to 4.50 per pair, with large sizes and double options. Wool finish blankets come in plaids and plain colors for home hotel rooming house ranch or camping. They look more expensive than their price and keep you warmer.
An old promotional text extols Danderine as a hair cleanser that removes dirt and dandruff, claiming it doubles hair beauty after a few uses. It describes gentle cleansing, reduced itching, and shinier, softer hair, urging immediate use for dramatic results.
The War Revenue Act of October 1917 imposes a 3 percent tax on many consumer goods including perfumes, medicinal preparations, and several luxury items. Inventories must be filed within 30 days, with verification by revenue officers, covering products from toilet preparations to moving picture films and musical instruments.
White Sox captain Eddie Cownog, key figure in the team, reportedly receives a record $250,000 contract from Connie Mitch’s firm, shaping the season with his leadership and defense while his batting role remains uncertain.
Washington reports officials deny any basis to San Francisco claims that United States Aviation Corps officers and two Navy ensigns were involved in a plot tied to the war. Navy and Army officials dismiss the tale as improbable while promising vigilance on ships and guard on reservations.
War department officials say General Pershing would have full authority to act on payroll issues that could not be verified or erected locally and would report to the War Department after completing action. The officials state he was not required to file such a report.
An advertisement extols Mothers Friend as a time tested aid easing pregnancy discomforts and abdominal tension. It claims the product softens skin and reduces danger during childbirth, offering a free information book by mail and urging women to consult their druggist for a bottle.
An old ad promises Cascarets will cleanse the stomach and bowels during sleep, relieve bilious symptoms, headaches, coated tongue, foul breath, and improve digestion. It claims quick relief from constipated waste and toxins and appeals to families with children for pleasant taste and no griping.
Oct 3 report from Dallas identifies Jemis Hoyd as the fire person seeking a Liberty Bond. Her father, M Boyd, is editor of the Polk County Item. The item notes Hoyd’s connection to the Dallas area and the Bond campaign.
An old public notice extols constipation as essential to aging health and freedom of bowel movement. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup P for fifty cents and claims it prevents colds fevers and piles while offering a free trial through Washington Waahington Se Monticello.
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