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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1913
Page
2
An old advertisement lists suit prices and notes warm outing flannel night gowns for women with long sleeves and high necks in white or color. The copy emphasizes extra heavy quality and choice of either lot or similar option.
Dublin Oct 29 reports that a war department aeroplane corps has been organized by the Ulster Provisional Government. Sir Edward Carson has been offered help by several English aviators, including B Hucks. Ulsterites say the aircraft will spread anti Home Rule propaganda, while Home Rule supporters warn the planes may be used if conflict arises with the first Irish parliament.
Berlin reports Professor Oppenheim, a premier German nerve specialist, argues modern hotel life harms nerves and worsens nervous diseases. He calls vacations in luxury hotels a delusion for improving nerves and favors simple farmhouse living with rational diet for the nerve wracked.
London reports a startling incident as a resident from Sinliess Town is described as drunk. The brief note notes the public reaction in England, with scant details beyond the event and its impact on local chatter.
George Adams, a resident of Plour Village, was fined for drunken and disorderly behavior. He acquired his intoxication in Blackwell and was arrested in Alfreton, Derbyshire, after an investigation into Blackwell’s reputation.
In Geneva on October 30 the Duke of Croy and Mian Nancy Saljahman wed at St Joseph's Church in Catholic rites by Abbe Blanchard. The cathedral was packed and thousands gathered outside to cheer as the couple arrived and departed.
The Thursday Afternoon Club hosted by Mrs. Lina H. Sturgis featured discussions on The Irish Drama with readings by Mrs. W. C. Pruitt Mrs. F. B. Livengood and Mrs. Benjamin S. Burroughs Vocalists included Mrs. Ben L. Burroughs and Miss Irmalee Campbell A new Good Friday Bridge Club formed with meetings biweekly A Halloween program and church gathering were announced The Jolly Neighbors Club and North Side Bridge Club met with scores noted Several residents traveled or returned from nearby towns and a Current Literature club bi weekly meeting was scheduled Additionally a major public pension report from 1912 and national wealth figures were noted for context
The description notes a fashionable lace trimmed empire style nightgown featuring fine tucks and wide satin ribbons. It comments that rich materials drive desire but cheaper fabrics can achieve similar beauty, and suggests the design would suit a trousseau.
A sanitarium adopts a housework cure for nerves with a sanitary kitchen, antiseptic tables, electric cooking and a staff of domestic science instructors. Patients learn washing, bluing, starching and ironing, turning work into a playful recovery. Lectures and films illustrate processes while emphasizing usefulness to family life.
Berlin ct 30 The enormous total disbursed in old age pensions highlights state funding and municipal support for elderly residents. Officials note program expansion and continued need.
Dedham Massachusetts October 20 The Dedham Society for the Apprehension of Horsethieves abandoned traditional riding methods for 160 years and mobilized in automobiles after W Cameron Forbes reported four horses stolen from his stable. The group recovered the horses and captured a man thought to be the thief.
Micky Shader the young pitcher who played with the Walla Walla Bears recently is in a minor Californian league with Petaluma. Missoula leader Cliff Blankenship, who discovered Walter Johnson and Joe Bush, signed Shader after he won ten of eleven games.
Former Governor William Dawson, a member of the state prison board, will travel from Charleston to conduct a thorough investigation of West Virginia penitentiaries. He will examine charges by paroled convict John Spinks that inmates at Moundsville State Penitentiary were tortured for minor offenses.
Pendleton resident P Hutchinson owner of a mill and feed store testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieve back pain and kidney issues. He notes sluggish kidneys and improved secretions after use and continues to recommend the remedy publicly. He urges requesting Donn's Kidney Pills the Buffalo sourced product backed by home testimony.
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