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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
5
Women will be surprised by our winter footwear with prices only slightly higher than last year. We offer several styles in selected leathers including Brown Kid Boot, Battleship Gray Kid Boot, Gray Kid Boot, Coco Brown Calf Boot, and Tan Mountain Boot. Prices range from 9 to 14 dollars with Goodyear welted construction and smart designs. A trained expert will help with foot issues and fittings.
A group of Pendleton Protestant ministers issue a public protest against Sunday theatrical productions, arguing the day should be kept holy and not commercialized. They warn that worship and morality, not profit, protect civilization and urge a boycott of Sunday performances to preserve civic virtue.
Dr Louis Lisner long time Mills College music dean and active member of national and local arts groups died in San Francisco after a stroke five years earlier. Born 1860 in Settin Germany, he studied there before immigrating to the United States where he served as dean and contributor to multiple organizations.
Lewiston Idaho October 17 two automobile accidents left occupants uninjured or lightly hurt. Percy Michaels with wife and baby came from Lewiston Orchards when at Orchards hill the car skidded into a ditch. The baby was shielded by a man protecting it from injury.
Yakima report says two cases of influenza detected in the city by Deputy County and City Health Officer Abbott. Dr Abbott warns of a possible mild epidemic and plans to close theatres and other places of probable gathering if needed. The department will not rely on toxoid this year after extensive use last year.
Spokane court heard Cora Lind testify she threw his whiskey into the stove sparking a fire. She sought a divorce claiming intoxication, and the judge granted the divorce.
A Dallas News fragment notes a preference for careful company and avoids associating with men who would seek social favors from Saint Peter. The tone emphasizes discretion and refined judgment in choosing companions.
The quotation ponders trees and nature as musical imagery, asking what maps to maple and beech, mockingly equating natural sounds with artful tunes. It evokes Holmes style and contrasts ordinary sound with sacred verse.
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