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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1912
Page
2
New Fall styles for Autumn are now on display with rich inspirations and graceful beauty for women. After long training in buying and close ties to producing centers, the store has assembled a noteworthy assortment of new style productions and invites everyone to review the fall apparel selection.
A consignor offers fabrics and patterns for children’s woolen wear including diagonals checks whipcards and wool batiste suited for all estates and both light and dark tones. The item list emphasizes durable school attire with varied textures for seasonal woolen garments.
Curated textile offering featuring curtains and comfort tops available in 6 inch and 26 inch measurements. Includes a full range of colors from light to dark with pretty patterns to suit various decor.
George J Henry Jr a wealthy engineer returning from Del Monte with his second wife Miss Jessica O Neill of Portland faces a court loss as his final divorce decree is granted. Sheriff seizes 280 68 from a bank deposit to pay back alimony to his first wife Mourisse. Henry previously faced a cross complaint, custody awarded to the first wife for their daughter Bernice, and a separate marriage after the decree.
Amin expresses strong dislike for faint praise and abusive remarks, signaling a preference for direct, respectful communication. He avoids insincerity and harsh treatment, urging clarity and constructive feedback in interactions.
Jersey City Sept 9 Mrs Homer Davenport widow of the famed cartoonist sought in court the return of about thirty blooded Arabian horses from Mrs Zaitin Howard Renkirt claiming they belong to Davenport's estate under his will. The case traces ownership from Davenport to a Holmdel farm, then to Paul Armstrong who now owns the land, with testimony from a Royal Norwegian Cavalry captain and notes on Davenport's personal life and farm transfers.
New York hosts a political cartoons exhibit tied to the Tariff Exhibit at 26 Union Square West under the Wilson League of Independent Voters. C R Macauley of the New York World leads the cartoon section with artists like Upper Powers and Cesare Gillam contributing. organizers expect overflow for Governor Wilson’s noon opening and are inviting nationwide artist participation. Jacob Collins notes a shifting Democratic mood in the South and increased fundraising for the national committee as supporters rally to Wilson in 1912.
Florence Malone offers timeless stage guidance from dress rehearsal to opening night. Focus on rest, nerve control, and sincerity while avoiding copying others and posing. Think ahead, stay grateful, and nurture budding talent.
The Chicago social debate on age 25 for young women shifts as the Young Women's Christian Association defends a cutoff to make room for younger residents. Mrs. Catherine Waugh McCulloch argues no woman is old at twenty five, while others push for keeping women under thirty as “young.” The YWCA board previously admitted twenty five plus women for five years to open housing for newer residents.
Sacramento prison officials test eye and ear improvements for inmates at Folsom. Warden Johnston has examined thirty two prisoners, including death row inmate Jake Oppenheimer who will wear glasses. A second prisoner will receive an artificial eye to boost self respect and reform prospects. Street car conductors not fond of jam.
Vatican tale of Cardinal Cassetta giving peasants plots and housing funds sparked talk of socialism. Pius X reportedly approved the bishop’s work and tears hailed the plan as Christ's own workers’ project. The pope plans three new pilgrim housing quarters in Rome to lodge and feed visitors at low cost, including a 2000 bed facility.
National Democratic Headquarters visitor Senator Atlee Pommerene of Ohio says he believes Wilson and Marshall will win Ohio. He predicts a Democratic victory in Ohio and a national win, arguing pre election forecasts are unreliable yet confident in a large Ohio margin.
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