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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1916
Page
3
A late 19th or early 20th century kitchen guide mixes practical tips with whimsical reflections on domestic life. It covers mint jelly pairings with meats and fruit desserts, candied mint leaves, and a collection of breakfast and dinner ideas including orange omelets and jelly-filled omelets. The piece blends instructions, suggested menus, and sentimental lines about home and a traveling wife’s duties.
Mayor J E Anderson of The Dalles urged limits on brewing as the Oregon prohibition era debate widens. He warned breweries could drain beer allowance, noting small shipments in six months under prohibition and arguing liquor law must be backed by legislature or liquor possession becomes a felony.
A report describes a new law adding a comma to a brewery ordinance text and restricting delivery of liquor to a single family member. It notes enforcement by arresting intoxicated individuals and placing names on a blacklist used by express companies. Esther M. Fouth of Chicago sang as soloist at the meeting under the WCUF auspices.
The article outlines federal efforts under the Interior Department to fight tuberculosis and influenza on reservations. It notes new facilities and remodelling, including a hospital on the Flathead Indian Reservation, and sanitary campaigns to reduce infant mortality and improve native health. It praises Secretary Lane for department improvements aiding tribal economies and welfare.
A Portland man, George Hoos, aged 321 Sixth Street, drowned while attempting Celilo rapids downstream trip with his brother Walter Roos, who escaped. The brothers had shipped a canoe to Lewiston Idaho and were camping along the Columbia River before tragedy near Celilo.
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