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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1913
Page
2
A San Francisco Call recipe roundup lists stuffed potatoes white fruit cake fruit rolls stuffed fillet of beef spurce pie and more. It gives step by step instructions with quantities for each dish including baking times and garnishes. The reader is guided through potato stuffing cake batter and pastry tips alongside a beef roast and fruit pie with spiced cream and meringue topping.
Practical kitchen advice on pudding cloth handling grease free beating of egg whites and pan greasing with lard. Simple jewelry cleaning method uses castile soap suds and diluted alcohol with ammonia for a bright fresh look.
An August Lippincott's notice depicts a parent reflecting on a child’s growth and a playful misnaming as the boy is called a lamb, eliciting a sheepish look. A lighthearted, affectionate vignette about family moments and evolving perception.
The line presents a literary characterization of Adam as both progenitor of mankind and a symbolic innocent onlooker. It frames him as a foundational but detached witness rather than a central actor in the depicted scene.
A promotional notice extols Meritol Tonic Digestive as superior for indigestion dyspepsia constipation biliousness and impure blood from the American Drug and Press Association. It claims guaranteed quality by Merital Hair Tonic and names Tallman & Company as exclusive local agents.
North Yakima Aug 9 The Bears overwhelmed Walla Walla 7 to 2 with extra base hits Davis had a triple and a double Lundstrom and Brown each hit a two bagger Young Henry Peterson walked three but all scored Peterson fanned six and threw two wild pitches in the game No further clean details available
Pendleton and North Yakima added wins as Walla Walla topped Yakima while Boise lost to Pendleton. Scores show a rough pitching duel with limited runs and a 471 division tee score noted shortly after.
Coast League results show Venice 5 Portland 2 Oakland 4 Los Angeles 3 Sacramento 4 San Francisco 2 NorthWest League Portland 6 Spokane 3 Vancouver 14 Victoria 3 Seattle 1 San Francisco 2. National League Philadelphia 16 Chicago 3 St. Louis 2 Brooklyn 0 Cincinnati 7 New York 6 Pittsburg 4 Boston 2. American League St. Louis 6 New York 4 Boston Detroit 4 Washington 4 Cleveland 3 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 1.
A Whitlow Arkansas resident recounts spending hundreds on medicines and hospital visits in St Louis and New Orleans without relief. After returning home he used Cham berlain's Tablets and soon improved, claiming he was finally all right. Sold by all dealers.
Walla Walla manager August Bade announced changes to the Bears roster. Paddy Welch received a blue ticket to Seattle after a dispute with teammates. Martini sold to Seattle for $600. Melvor, a left handed pitcher, joined from La Grande. Martini leaves tonight to finish his Bears term in Seattle.
California’s Gunboat Smith defeated Pueblo fireman Jim Flynn in the fifth round of a scheduled ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. Smith floored Flynn four times in the fifth and the referee stopped the contest. Smith weighed 183 1/2 pounds, Flynn five pounds heavier. Flynn rushed early with body blows as Smith jabs and lands an uppercut. Honors were even at the start.
Nellie, a de livery horse of Clayton near St Louis, had baffling ailments after a three week layoff. Dr. C A Newton examined her for hours but found no clear cause, noting the horse groaned when rolled and later lay down.
In Hammond Indiana on August 9, a Chicago bound auto bus carrying 29 people overturned after chauffeur Martin Roy swerved to avoid a four year old child Mary Banko. Most injuries were not serious though Roy suffered facial cuts and may lose his sight. The group was returning from a resort outing. all but Roy returned to Chicago after repairs.
Nellie, a polo pony owned by grocer William Schoepker, refused to rise after stalling and caused spectators to help roll her down a barn embankment. She has a history of feigned lameness to secure holidays, though veterinarians repeatedly found her in good health, and her vacation will not be extended.
A testimonial notes that after days of colic diarrhoea or other bowel complaints a man was cured by one or two doses of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad urges trying the remedy when in need and claims it never fails with sales through all dealers.
President Wilson nominated Gabe E Parker of Oklahoma a full blood Choctaw to be register of the treasury. Parker, about 35, is a former Oklahoma legislator and Armstrong academy superintendent, praised for character and ability. The nomination withdrew Adam E Patterson amid southern resistance to a black appointee.
The La Grande band dismisses its leader amid a wage and performance dispute linked to union tensions. The leader, hired for a year, argues the contract covered all weekly concerts while the band says it only covered rehearsals. He plans a $1000 damages suit against the band and several members.
I was attacked with dysentery about July 15th and after using medicines with no relief grew worse. My weight fell from 145 to 125 pounds. After two months I used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, taking two bottles which gave permanent relief. B W Hill of Snow Hill NC reports the cure. for sale by all dealers.
Mrs Jeasia de Witt wife of mining engineer H A de Witt and her two children reached Santa Rosa from Chihuahua Mexico after a difficult journey by coach ponies and cars. Heavy rains turned roads to bogs and rebels threatened at the border. the party had started from her husband’s mine with $880000 in bullion and their crossing remained in doubt.
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