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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1916
Page
3
Fragmentary letters describe a green place with merlit trees and wild flora on an island. A speaker notes birdsong, a distant heavenly pipe, and island residents peering skyward as morning light rises. Garbled lines hint at memory, pets, and weather, with stray words crowding the page.
Daily Chats With the Housewife offers tips on cleaning and preserving household items. Advice covers polishing pictures, soaking colored fabrics to prevent color bleed, and boiling water to freshen rooms. It warns about mold on canned goods and cautions on jar canning timing and rubber seals.
A colonial recipe describes using maple sugar to form a soft candy-like frosting, then combining it with leg of mutton slices and herbs. The method calls for marinating one and a half inch thick meat slices with pepper and seasonings before grilling or rolling for a quarter hour, served on fried potato chips.
Delegates report that federal irrigation project managers engineers and valley department heads will attend the International Irrigation Congress in El Paso Texas next year. The gathering will discuss water logging drainage and dam issues, with 27 federally controlled irrigation projects active in the United States.
A fragment notes that a legal advisory supporting pro Jetta will increase attendance and enhance the EPian minetinas prestige. The line signals an effort to rally support and elevate status through endorsed actions.
Harold and Linn Lovelace aged 12 and 14 spend a day in jail at Twin Pulla county dell while awaiting murder trial of Professor Thomas F Hamill. They reportedly reveal robbery locations. four more weapons found bring total to 12 as judges and lawyers debate applicable statutes.
Pearl Murby, 26, was beaten and found in a dark barn near Midvale after a quarrel with her lover Flynn. She died later at county hospital. The assailant, a 30 year old, was identified but held pending investigation. Witnesses reported a violent confrontation and the victim lay on the barn floor with severe injuries.
The August 14 Stanfield wedding of Joseph Cunha Jr and Viola Greville was held at the Catholic church with Father Butler officiating. The ceremony featured the wedding march, floral decor, bridesmaids, little attendants, and a ring ceremony as guests, relatives, and speakers noted.
A Buford North Dakota resident, W. C James, recalls a severe diarrhoea attack lasting over a week. A druggist suggested Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and the first dose relieved him, with full recovery within two days. The remedy is widely recommended by druggists as reliable and obtainable everywhere.
New York August 24 health officials report fewer infant deaths this year than any prior year. Authorities credit improved maternal care and cleaner homes for reducing paralytic deaths among infants.
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