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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1908
Page
6
A household section advises selecting a young goose and preparing it by scrubbing in soap and warm water, steaming until tender, stuffing with potato stuffing, and roasting with butter and flour. Serve with brown gravy and clarified apple sauce, followed by a health note on contaminated pills and germs in medicines.
A vintage advertisement touts Vinol as a cure after other remedies fail. It claims four bottles cured chronic coughs colds and bronchitis with tonic cod liver oil and iron. Endorsed by residents A H Wilde and another Minneapolis reader, it pushes Vinola as a health builder from Penleton Drug Company Pondiees Oregon.
A vintage kitchen section explains a controversial boiling method to keep meat juicy by cooling after initial boil, then outlines a brown sugar nut confection and a Pot Roast method. It covers coagulation science, sugar cream candy steps, pecan shaping, and a two hour slow roast with pork fat, tomatoes, onion, turnip, and gravy preparation.
For rent a good storeroom in the East Oregonian building with steam heat. Rent said to be reasonable. Inquiries at EB. O. Office.
Washington reports Oregon’s national forests gained new roads and trails, telephone lines, fences, ranger buildings, and barns. The 1909-10 work cost about 974,981 with 2,400 miles of trails and 2,200 miles of telephone lines completed, and a broader plan for permanent improvements to enhance use and protection.
A list of individuals including Clancy, C A Keys, Walla Walla residents, Portland figures, Mr Saxton, Ethel Gulling, Georgia Stewart, R Wisler, La Grande names, Leroy M. Vincent, J Homer Thompson, Sanford Wolfe, Roy T Bishop, and others appears alongside a quiet adage: Highways of happiness are never cut through with pain and tears.
Pendleton readers praise Dean's Kidney Pills for relief from back and kidney pain. Mrs. H Swaggert reports long use with consistent results since 1905 and 1907 interviews. Product sold by FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY, price 60 cents. Remember the name Dean's.
A false alarm on South Water Street and Fifth Avenue drew fire engines after a farmer mistook a mail box for a fire box. Police detained him and his wife briefly, released after a warning. The farmer said they were mailing post cards. a messenger boy warned them too late. Chicago News.
Laura Lyons of Hoquiam Washington died after approaching a stove while admiring the family Christmas tree. Her mother left briefly for ornaments and her 11-year-old brother attempted to remove her and extinguish the blaze but failed to save her.
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