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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1918
Page
2
The Central Palace is slated to become a major hospital complex under government plans. The 12 story building, recently acquired by Alfred B. allied Interests from the New York Central Railroad, will rise as a leading medical facility with extensive floor space and modern arrangements.
A long OCR style listing describes various kitchen preparations and recipes. It covers mashed potatoes with cheese sauce, lentil tamale, honey Charlotte, peaches dessert with gelatine, pies, cookies, vegetable balls, bread, chicken cutlets, veal nuggets, bean salad, and potato batter. It provides method tips, ingredients and cooking steps, though with many omissions and garbled words.
Fragmentary OCR suggests an ad style claim for a tonic named Mowl's Sampar tila. It touts refreshing the tired mind and sharpening appetite with a summer remedy, promising courage and vigor.
In a besieged Lorraine town under regular shellfire, women and civilians improvise to feed troops. Mrs Hammond and other volunteers manufacture chocolate biscuits and doughnuts in a makeshift kitchen, working between shell bursts to heat and bake treats for hungry soldiers.
Bishop Homer Stunts, a Philippine missions veteran, will preside at the upcoming Methodist conference in Pochand through No. 17 and will also preside over Pacific German conferences at Mortland. Born 1868 in ATI, Pa, he studied at State normal college Edintiro and Northweerert University academy, graduating from Garrett Biblical Institute in 18%. He served as mill elindry ta Polis LASH-TRPD, superintendent of Philippine island missions 1901-1907, field agent for the Board of Foreign Missions 1997-1968, and corresponding secretary 1905-1913. He was elected bishop May 16, 1012, and authored The Philippines and the Far East. He and his wife travel to China for the conference. He is described as vigorous, eloquent, and widely learned, with a genial manner and strong leadership.
In Denver on August 27 President Wil con declines a Denver Lodge of Bika request to allow Shropshire sheep bought at a Red Cross auction to retire on the White House lawn. The letter to Wheadon from the Denver lodge cites “My Dear Mr Wheadon” and expresses interest in the action of Denver Life in collecting.
Vintage advertisement for Dooley's Vegetable Compound from Pinkham Medicine Co. touts benefits for women. Claims cure for nervousness, backache, headaches, and menstrual discomfort. Promotes it as a herbal remedy developed from forty years of experience.
A letter from Woodrow Wilson discusses a community gift to support the lodge’s desire to place sheep on the White House lawn. He notes the lawn’s limited area and acknowledges inability to fully comply while trying to honor others. He expresses appreciation and regret in the closing remarks.
Salem Oregon August 27 About 18 percent of land in Grant and Harney counties is involved in a landfraud complaint filed by the state. Attorney General Brown filed the suit in Harmey county circuit court. Alleged forgeries and manipulation of titles through Latin Devine and W. Tad honter are cited as core factors delaying development in the two counties.
Gan Francisco August 28 Army officers say attempts to invite privates to leave the terrace violate military discipline. Captain Roy A Jahonen allegedly invited a private for a "wa sage" in a flighout to Pre Vale Raymond F Baskin amid company objections. Court martial commences for Captain Jamesants. Colonel orders confinement to Columbus port for three months, forfeiture of $900 per month, and reprimand.
An unprecedented military order circulated by a Georgian commander warns of a rumored revolutionary plot after the war. He claims letters to top ministers reveal discussions that would incite officers and trigger immediate, decisive action. Officials in Paris and wartime rail authorities are urged to act.
London dispatch reports Haig stating Allied forces repelled repeated German counterattacks near the Scarpe. British and Australian troops advanced and withdrew under pressure, with heavy fighting and countermeasures as Allied lines held firm against enemy assaults.
An advertisement touts a product said to cleanse blood of rheumatism and germs, claiming many users report cure. It urges readers to obtain medical advice and contact a director at a laboratory in Atlanta, Georgia.
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