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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1913
Page
2
New stock arrives with size plaids in brown black green navy combinations. Limited quantities available in versatile color mixes, offering the season’s newest looks from the fashion hub.
A shipment of wool Eponge in best quality and rich color arrives. The fabric is very wide and popular this season. Prices are two dollars and three dollars per yard.
Springfield announces a line of women's underwear designed to complement gown fit. The range includes high neck long sleeve ankle length Dutch neck elbow sleeve knee length low neck no sleeves silk and wool union suits from 3.50 to 5.00 dollars alongside wool union suits 2.00 to 3.50 dollars fleeced union suits 0.75 to 1.00 dollars and separate garments 0.25 to 2.50 dollars.
Social and club items with persona profiles plus fashions and home hints for readers of feminine pages. Includes brief society notes, fashion tips, and domestic ideas from the era, aiming to inform and entertain a female audience.
A child’s dress drawing blends Balkan and Russian blouse styles for girls eight to ten. It presents a fuller blouse with a lean skirt, a broad sash or plaid silk, and a wide silk collar faced with the same material. Suitable in wool or washable linen chambray.
Advice for first interviews with domestic workers covers setting expectations on attire chores nights off and in house duties. It warns against overfamiliarity or ownership language while urging clear terms and fair treatment to avoid later disputes. Also notes on egg stains lima beans digestion and society club events with engagements and parties.
In New York on October 6, speakers at the opening session of the annual Guild of St. Barnabas for Nurses convention demanded better salaries and shorter hours in hospitals. The convention, held by the nurses organization, closed the next day.
Mrs. A. J. McAllleter enjoys a visit from her sister Mrs. C. H. Lund stedt of Lake City Iowa. The guest will stay about six weeks.
An unidentified golden haired baby lies in a New York morgue with a head bruise. Police accuse Joseph Depuma, a notorious gunman and white slaver, of killing the child likely kidnapped for ransom. Undertaker Ralph Pasqual is jailed for removing the body without a permit after Depuma allegedly forced him at gunpoint.
New York report says Mrs Catherine K Blake on verge of reconciling with husband Dr J A Blake and abandoning a million dollar suit against Mrs Clarence Mackay for alienating his affections. She absolves him of blame, seeks his return home, and claims he is the best man God ever made. Friends say Mackay’s work mattered little to the marriage, while gossip and hostile suffrage supporters fueled the feud.
Oct 6 dispatch from the Spokane captain reports the steamer went ashore on Vancouver Island and transferred passengers back to Spokane. All aboard and belongings are okay, and Spokane is proceeding to Seattle under its own power.
In Portland Oregon on October 4 hunters ignore state law mayoral proclamation and game warden police watch. Complaints reach State Game Warden Finley about pheasant shooting inside city and in rural areas. China pheasants in suburbs tamed like domestic fowl amid amid growing enforcement concerns.
Local readers are urged that chronic appendicitis sufferers in Pendleton may have misdiagnosed gas or constipation. Pendleton Drug Co promotes a single dose of Adler-Ik as the famed buckthorn bark glycerine remedy said to cure appendicitis with instant benefit.
A vintage promotional item touts a herbal tonic to cleanse blood and restore vitality. It claims 8 8 8 aids cellular nourishment, offers protection from impurities, and contrasts with outdated Mercury and cathartics. It directs readers to contact The Swift Specific Co. for more details.
The readable fragments mention replacing hanging with electric punishment and reference a woman whose past admissions or actions are noted, though details are unclear. The item lacks full context or names to identify the events or individuals involved.
An advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a rapid remedy for indigestion bloating gas and sour stomach. It claims relief within minutes and offers a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied with a fifty cent case.
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