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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1913
Page
2
Pendleton Public Schools begin on Monday September 15 as two weeks remain to prepare children for the new term. The notice also promotes a local shoe department offering a wide range of children’s and ladies footwear, with styles and prices highlighted, including Buster Brown line and Pony Boots, plus new suede and velvet options.
A new fall drapery display offers a wide range of curtain materials and accessories in ecru cream and white. Items include serims marquesettes and nets with borders in 36 to 40 inch widths and prices from 18 to 65 cents. Full showing in the Art department.
A column explains marmalade science and recipes using fruit sugar and no added moisture. It ranks fruits for marmalade and gives methods for peeling seeds, sieving berries, and layering fruit with sugar, plus a peach banana dessert guide and a pastry tip. It also describes making a homemade fruit dryer from boards and muslin to dry corn or apples and a method for packing pears for winter.
An old time recipe named Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy claims to restore natural color and shine to gray or dull hair. Advertised as a straightforward dismissible solution, it touts dandruff and scalp benefits and is sold in a large bottle at drugstores for about a few cents.
A collection of household tips and fashion notes from historical papers. It highlights a self inking rubber stamp for business use and mailing efficiency, methods to freshen feathers with hot water and salt, and commentary on sandals and fashionable footwear for different settings.
The text notes buying red bandanna cloth handkerchiefs for eight cents each, praising their washability and easy color. It advises padding calloping edges to save time, and suggests using long cords to extend working length. It also mentions cleaning rusty steel needles with kerosene and pumice, and vinegar for cleaning cruets and bottles.
A compilation of odd clippings describes a modern Priscilla pretty pillow with a rose basket motif in dark blue tapestry and bold stitching, plus home uses for corkscrews and sausage frying tips. It also notes a scissor edge wordplay and a 1914 Pittsburgh football candidate report for Coach Duff.
Officials of the Copper Range railroad notified the Michigan railroad commission that the line would be subject to the two cent per mile rate law. Earnings reportedly reached the $1200 per mile threshold specified in the law.
Hartford Sept 1 The twenty eighth renewal of the Charter Oak Purse a $10000 fixed Grand Circuit event is to be run this afternoon at the Connecticut State Fair grounds A silver trophy known as the Charter Oak Memorial Cup will be awarded to the winner starting today
A wry remark on the folly of wealth and spending, noting that pleasure fades when finances fail. The speaker reflects on indulgence versus prudence and the pride in frugality.
Denver on September 1 saw one hundred bicvellery entrants begin a 60 mile round trip from Denver to Littleton and back. Promoters aim to revive bicycle crowds once popular ten years ago with Todds's handicap race in a bid to spark local cycling interest.
A great crowd gathered at Latonia track in Cincinnati for motorcycle races today with entrants from eastern and middle western tracks.
Great Lakes tennis tithe at Sinke Buffalo on a September 1 event details men’s singles and doubles draws advancing players from BU and local clubs. Organizers mark a regional meet with USTA affiliates guiding matches and scheduling.
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