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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1917
Page
2
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An old advertisement offers plannel middies in navy blue and dark flannel for school sports wear with regulation styles and Norfolk effects. Prices range from 1.50 to 13.75 dollars. Also listed are winter gowns and crepe wool coats with varied colors and sizes for babies and growing children.
A vintage advertises boys clothes designed to boost confidence and spirit, highlighting durable all wool cassimere suits, reinforced at key points, with prices ranging from six dollars to one special, urging parents to buy quality for their children.
The article promotes tailored silhouettes and draped effects for street and afternoon wear. It highlights self or mixed fabrics like serge satin charmeuse Georgette imperial satin crepe de chine and emphasizes bold button trimming as a fashion note. Wool challie dresses for street or home wear are described as neat and good looking in 27 inch wide wool. Outing flannel is recommended for warm undergarments and nightwear with white and colored options available.
A 65 year old resident of Porasford hanged himself in his barn about a mile east of town Monday morning. He was described as weak minded and had married about two years ago. A previous suicide had occurred years ago in the family. Local authorities bsae investigation pending.
Oct 17 report says Robert Lamon of Evanston ML and Henry Thompson of Grenville Pel, members of the Tunitiony transport section of the Sunetivan Meld Service, were wounded slightly by a German shell while on rear duties. Injuries described as not serious.
The Stewart building on Broadway Chamber Street and Rem street was bought by Iran A Movwytie for construction on the site of the Munsey Mickelihe and other Munsee publications. A price of about 1000000 was valued and a loan classified as rated.
Washington reports the Federal Reserve Board authorized a plan to establish two new branches of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. The announcement, dated October 16, indicates the move aims to strengthen regional banking oversight.
Liberty Home Meeting in Pilot Rock outlines new officers as local news from Pilot Rock highlights a Saturday injury involving Mrs. Gil and Pendleton residents. The East Oregonian special notes Tuesday events, meeting details, and multiple visits by Pendleton and local residents amid a busy week.
London dispatch reports total British casualties in the war period as 17 505. The breakdown lists Officers killed or died of wounds at 11,960, Officers wounded or missing at 13,387, with total forces and other figures implied.
New York report says William Lainey of Tomsworth, a sergeant in the British army during the storming of Vimy Ridge, will receive a gold medal and an American comfort package for his service. He expressed gratitude in a letter to the army and navy field committee, released to the public as a heroic note of thanks.
An advertisement touts a claimed fast cold cure named Pape's Cold Compound. It promises quick relief from chest congestion, feverishness, sore throat, and other cold symptoms with a simple, inexpensive dose, claiming no unpleasant taste or inconvenience.
Fragmentary OCR text reports on a person named Clancy recovering in England from injuries received in a shell explosion at Vimy Ridge. The source is severely garbled, but indicates convalescence in hospital with references to a commemoration and related events.
An old advertisement touts Olive Tablets as a safe laxative for constipation and liver relief. It contrasts Olive Tablets with calomel, claiming Olive Tablets do not contain calomor and soothe the liver to stimulate natural bowel movements. It urges trying one or two tablets for relief.
Fragmented ad text promotes rub rheumatic pain relief and joint soothing effects. Mentions instant relief and various products, with garbled phrases and unclear sources. No clear organization or dates identifiable.
A non resident owner offers two prime Portland properties for exchange or sale at about half value. One site is a corner lot near Meier Frank on a main street with costly improvements, within five blocks of the department store. The second is 100 by 100 feet on another top corner yielding $250 monthly. Prospective buyers may submit propositions to M J Clahem 415 Abington Building Portland Oregon.
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