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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1917
Page
8
A flinty editorial critiques curfew laws and court antics while lampooning a local political figure. It satirizes liquor trials, a chaplain’s role in the guard, and the labor picket stance, then shifts to New Year resolutions, war references, and a rallying note against the Bulldogger’s persisting influence in democracy.
Portland Elks launch a four hour campaign tonight to raise Red Cross memberships aiming for twenty five percent by midnight. Volunteers including police and fire departments will assist. Elks members will carry cards and Bibles in a community effort.
Fragmented notes discuss soaking dried beans and lentils twelve hours for pliable texture. Mentions soaking times for other vegetables and methods to mash, puree, or thicken soups. Includes garbled phrases about preparation, cooking tools, and possible references to music or rituals.
A fragment discusses cooking with ground oats and stock, then shifts to a tale about a missionary bringing a cow to Korea. It contrasts careless handling of stock with cultural views, noting a pet cow dressed for cold weather while children wear thin clothing. The piece blends domestic advice with anecdotal commentary on local attitudes toward cattle.
Mrs Migevans once Camille Clifford the actress supported war relief efforts in England. She married Hon Lyndhurst Bruce who was killed early in the war. She later married Captain Evans of the Royal Flying Corps and devoted her talent to philanthropic fund raising.
In Pittsburgh on Monday a street car accident left several injured and prompted ongoing investigations into the cause. Officials described the scene and noted authorities continue inquiries while repair crews assess damage and restore service.
A fragmented 19th century-style passage claims American and foreign interests view Chinese cattle as unproductive for milk and draft work. It discusses perceived traits, breeders, and the idea that native cows yield poorly while mixed-origin cattle may adapt, with references to Asia and Japan in a muddled context.
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