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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1919
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR from The Oregonian lists Penidle Oregon and Portland sections with mailing rates. Includes daily and semi weekly price figures for mail by date and carrier, plus references to Chicago Bureau and Securities Board, in a terse, ad-like snippet.
Fragmentary verse recalls a charm invoked by a speaker who values affection over wealth. The speaker vows to wield enchantment to heal sorrow, restore happiness, and reunite loved ones, preferring warmth over gold in a world of aching memories.
A Japanese delegation head in Paris says Japan will handle immigration domestically and does not seek to force laborers elsewhere nor accept implied inferiority. The note aligns with Wilson Taft views that joining the league does not cede U S immigration control and questions alleged Japanese setbacks in World War I.
Report notes a campaign by army intelligence and the justice department against men who profit from gullible citizens by posing as returned soldiers. The effort is praised as a needed crackdown, though concerns about broad overreach and war sentiment manipulation arise.
A man claiming army background is jailed in Boston for obtaining $200 through graft. Oregon and other states report similar thefts. Citizens urge a firm division between legitimate veteran workers and impostors, calling for stricter army veteran screening and enforcement to shield honest soldiers and the public.
The Federal Board for Vocational Education seeks to locate disabled veterans from allied armies to provide the same retraining opportunities as U S forces. Citizens are urged to share addresses so these men can access rehabilitation benefits funded by American civic efforts and League sentiments.
Fred Doerseer sold the Villara restaurant to Mr Getaler and will run the restaurant business in Pendleton. A J and EE White of Tennessee tour Fartern Oregon seeking a new site. Marriage notices list CH Marah Pendleton with Mint Jemle Le Parrent and Jamen B Murray with Mine Ellen Fitegerald. John Timmerman’s brother of Mom Joseph Baker returned from the old country with four young cousins planning to settle in the county.
The text provides a recipe fragment listing quantities for vinegar mustard and sugar, then instructions to stir until thick like custard and finish with cream. It references vague terms and a double boiler cooking step, but details are garbled and incomplete.
A string of comic vignettes unfolds from a boardinghouse where engineers brag about a faux machine a grindstone in disguise and a dawn exit by a man named Henry Bigsset who pretends to travel abroad while boasting of a merchant’s easy fortune.
The brief dialogue presents a quip by an actor about a past event when his lodgings caught fire prompting him to mention an illuminated address. A merchant asks for clarification and the actor confirms the occurrence with a single past incident.
A damaged OCR recipe page describes making a fruit filled cake and a pineapple pie. It lists ingredients such as cream tartar water milk butter lard sugar and raisins for the cake and cornstarch pineapple juice and water for the pie. Instructions mention baking in a slow oven and preparing a maple flavored filling.
A quirky recipe note describes forming a chilled mut mix with hot makhid pitwte and sengaon. It mentions seasoning with salt pepper oolong, shaping into two tabletlike forms, dipping in an egg and erumina solution, then drying in butter or bond drippings.
Historical notes on uric acid and gout discuss kidney elimination failures and uric acid buildup in joints. It cites Garrod and Strauss, mentions diuresis and high water intake, and promotes Anoric anti uric tablets with mail order from a Buffalo address.
Mise Grace Schonjere Haw led a petition with Gray to claim land at O W de M depot. Milan Georgia Anderson, longtime employee, plans to leave the stand soon for Denver as landlord tenants adjust.
Corporal Jos Te Linebaugh was wounded in action and sent to Letterman General Hospital Ward 108 Rio Francisco. The Tribune in Minnesota confirms the injury and hospital admission details with sparse wartime dispatch.
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