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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1918
Page
3
A long piece urges careful planning for shopping days, detailing how to list must buys, track locations, and pace with breaks. It advises comfortable clothes, sensible footwear, and calm behavior with sales staff, plus lunch and rest routines to reduce nerves. It also shares DIY hat trim ideas and thrifty fashion tips for updating existing hats.
A sobbing six year old pleads for both parents in a public courtroom, urging that children deserve harmony and shared parenthood. The narrative condemns marital strife, urges commitment before marriage, and contrasts practical childrearing tips with the ideal of joint custody and parental cooperation.
A crowded restaurant scene contrasts appearance and inner qualities as a man and a woman discuss essential traits. They debate whether sparkle and charm conflict with common sense and learning, noting the divide between light spirits and serious ability in a dating context.
A magazine style blend discusses wardrobe tips from frocks and sashes to bed shoes for the ill, and garden wear for matrons. It covers marquisette crafts for covers and pin cushions, lamp mats, and smocking for baby dresses, with contrasts on domestic duties and the value of virtue versus beauty.
A Washington National Geographic Society bulletin cites William Joseph Showalter noting vegetables form one fourth of the U S diet and value output at 216 million dollars excluding potatoes. Tomatoes lead with 14 million, onions half that, corn third, watermelons four million, cantaloupes four million. Green beans and peas feed city markets. home gardens remain essential. Canning, fruit and preservation progress are traced to Appert and Napoleon.
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