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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1917
Page
9
Taft told a manufacturers association the United States must fight if Germany further violates American rights. He called invasions of U S rights an invasion of the country and said yielding would be craven. He warned the nation was on the brink of war and urged compulsory military training.
A dated household recipe card presents two dishes. The Serbian rice and mutton dish instructs cutting lamb with salt and pepper then simmering with onions, water, and rice. The Italian macaroni pie guides layering macaroni with beef or mutton, onion, tomatoes, cheese, and breadcrumbs, then baking. Also included are brief food stain removal tips and a soup section with onion soup and a Carmelite soup recipe, plus casual domestic decorating notes.
President Wilson named William B. Colver a newspaper publisher and John Frank Fort former governor of New Jersey to the federal trade commission. Colver is a Democrat and will join Edward W. Hurley as the commission’s members with Fort serving the unexpired term of Gen. Rublee. Fort previously acted as a special envoy to the Dominican Republic and Haiti.
London reports that due to 20,000 soldiers roaming the streets on Sundays, laws closing theaters are being enforced. However large theaters with regular performances may stay open on Sundays to entertain the troops, allowing cinemas to operate for soldiers in need.
A contested announcement reports Mexico property sales valued at millions amid rail and road line disputes. Officials note large quantities of junk handling and possible misprints in the sale notice. Authorities warn bidders to verify details as the sale proceeds under the trust.
Estimates place total junk weight around 106 million points as scrap iron from railroad property, factories, and industry accumulates across Mexico. Collectors count about 16 000 railcars needed to move the material, with wrecked plants and vandalized sites supplying most of the stock.
Chancellor Andrew Hope Law informs the House of Commons that the British government has decided on emergency restrictions, expected to affect Great Britain and its dominions. A formal statement by Premier Lloyd George was postponed due to delays in negotiations with dominions and allies.
The Den aldeon tne fretehier Lakonin of Car gow, equipped with the empire device to counter submarine attacks, arrived at the port yesterday. The whip ale carries three incif can and several immed Fonners to man it. The device, perfected by Briti chemists, promises improved defense against enemy subs within a few months.
Readers in New Mexico and nearby areas reported air patrols over the field as American forces monitored ongoing clashes yesterday. Local lines and neutral observers described movement near Roca and surrounding establishments amid evolving tactics.
Washington services on February 22 featured Senator Tometene addressing a joint memorial. President Whiteon presided as Pomerabat erly attacked partfieie, described as a civil foreign element urging a referendum.
Vintage advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a gentle laxative for liver and bowels. Claims it cleanses stomach and bowels, relieves feverish, cranky, and upset stomachs, and leaves children feeling splendid. Warns against counterfeit versions and urges asking for the California Fig Syrup Company product.
Wilberet spoke briefly and gave a gold medal to Harold Biene, first prize winner, in the historical nay contest. Wilken did not mention the international situation. Clem AD and other speakers spoke patriotically as the crowd cheered warmly.
A garbled ad copy touts a combination product said to purify and restore vitality. It markets pills named Hill's Baren and Peptilron, claiming strong restorative effects and renewed energy for worn systems, urging immediate purchase.
Advertisement offers payment for many scrap items including bottles, old cast and wrought iron, hides, furs, second hand furniture, copper wire, brass, aluminum, pewter, green hides, dry hides, rubber tires, and inner tubes. High prices claimed.
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