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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1917
Page
3
A list of sandwich fillings and a baked pudding recipe for picnics and daily meals. Includes Salmon and Pickles, Meal-Wnam, Shrimp, Ham, Cheese, Cream Cheese spreads, Watercress, Tomatoes, Lettuce, and Marmalade sandwiches with French dressings, plus a bread pudding style dish with milk and crumbs.
In London April 23 Americans and Britons joined in urging the United States to adopt conscription. Interviews with scores reveal broad support for expediting a European expedition under Roosevelt or any decisive leader, with lobbyists enthusiastic about swift action.
Dr J Q A Henry criticizes Pendleton Christians in a revival talk at Happy Canyon pavilion. He urges personal faith, saving atonement, and open vision of Christ, warning the city’s merchants and churchgoers against rote religion and moral decay during the revival.
A Pendleton religious gathering urged business leaders and Christians to renew faith and unite for moral cleansing. Dr Henry criticized empty charm and urged a citywide revival, while Prof Erwin led a chorus and the sermon titled The Church and the Crippled Christ. Services run from 4:20 to 5:00 with expectations of a packed pavilion.
A compact survey recalls how common sayings about fate, fortune, and frailty shape everyday life. The piece notes women and men navigate risks and whims, with humor and caution intertwined in local speech.
A fragmentary ad describes Masterole for lumbago bronchitis and chest colds claiming relief and pneumonia prevention. The tone is brisk and promotional, touting benefits for patients with muscle and chest ailments.
Local army recruiting officers plan to recruit younger Crmatilla Indians who can read and write English and pass exams. Private Ogden aims to secure cooperation of Agent Swartslanier and Rev Cordelison to place the matter before tribal leaders. Ogden recalls an Indian bunkie who was the best he ever had.
Sir Francis Cowley Burnand formerly edited Punch and wrote much light literature. He produced over 126 plays, including Black-Eye Susan which ran 500 nights, and he also practiced as a barrister. He died at his home in Ramegate on April 26.
The passage notes spring’s charm for many but rheumatic sufferers feel damp weather. It suggests relief from rheumatic pains by applying Chamberlains Ointment, advertised as obtainable everywhere.
Huneell Wilbur Hatfe Ulrich Delos Bloan and Ehelden Ulrich, noted high school students, have returned to class from guarding railroad bridges at Thorn Hollow and Porters. School directors announce daily morning assemblies featuring a national anthem and flag salute.
The report notes that each student must learn the words to The Bur Spangied Ban ver America and The Battle of the New Republic. Dr Henry and Prof and Mrs Trein conducted evangelical meetings at the high school where Dr Henry spoke about the opportunities for rich schooling today.
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