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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1913
Page
2
A collection of fashion notes on Epeonge suits with vivid color notes and washable durability. Tips include black tulle accents, liaison with lace collars, and a Comfy Sleeping Cap for outdoor slumber, plus method for braiding rug strips with linen thread and neat plaiting techniques.
The clipping describes velvet and draped skirt details with bias trim and a small-buttoned bodice, then moves to Ginori ware for chocolate service with white porcelain pots and gold handles. It adds a sewing tip for stiffening delicate fabrics and ends with a guide to making a washable, braided rag rug from heavy fabrics like denim.
Delegates from middle west states attend the Farmers National Congress in Plano. They demand a real rural credit system separate from Wall Street and tied to the currency measure of the Owens Glass plan. Speakers push reform to cut rural interest burdens and improve rural schools led by Dr K P Claxton.
In North Yakima Washington A A Hawkins an aged negro defeated by fraud had 40 acres restored by Judge Grady. Hawkins died soon after, his physician linking Joy over recovery of property to his death. Hawkins once led Yakima valley as a prominent hop grower, ruined by falling hop prices and deceit by C M Scott then cashier at Sunnyside First National Bank.
A dispatch from Urga reports Mongolians defeating the Chinese near Dolannor 144 miles northwest of Peking. They suffered heavy losses, but Mongols captured three guns numerous rifles and a large amount of ammunition.
A reader mocks a young writer, saying modern plays require star exits to the box office. He insists the star should linger offstage for at least 15 minutes in the second act to collect money, contrasting with earlier stage conventions. The exchange highlights evolving audience expectations in theater.
The waterways convention in Kennewick drew open-river advocates for an executive directors meeting with Rep Bevan and Rep Bryan as chief speakers. Bryan urged quickest possible opening of the Columbia river, while Kinney framed the project as a regional, nonpartisan aim benefiting the entire Northwest and Inland Empire.
Hyomel claims rapid relief from catarrh and breathing ailments such as stopped up head and coughing. The complete outfit with inhaler and liquid bottle costs $1.00, with extra liquid bottles priced at 50 cents. Tallman & Co. backs the treatment with a money refund offer.
Ann F Davies of the College Settlement of Philadelphia leads a discussion on The Network of Neighborhood Relations at the National Conference of the National Federation of Settlements in Valencia. Bertha Stevens of Alta Settlement House chairs a memorial meeting for Samuel A. Harnett. Afternoon sessions include topics on city state and national settlement responsibilities and future steps in settlement monitoring led by Mia Viidboi Simkhovitch and others.
CHICAGO Sept 26 A recommendation to the postmaster general urging a general order on address requirements for business stationery was announced Postmaster Daniel A Campbell plans to press the issue Of 25 000 firms in the downtown district several thousand display only Chicago as their address labeled as egiteam and snobbery by using stationary bearing no other address than Chicago
The typhoid death rate in Pittsburgh's filtered water district declined from 135 in 1907 to .9 in 1912, signaling improved public health through water treatment measures.
An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for children and adults, claiming it cleanses stomachs, livers, and bowels, relieves feverish, cross behavior, and prompts quick relief. It warns against counterfeits and urges buying the genuine product made by the California Fig Syrup company.
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