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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1917
Page
3
A jumbled old kitchen note outlines multiple recipes and tweaks for sauces, pastries, and baked dishes. It references brown sauce, meat broth, bay leaf, cloves, pepper, milk, flour, sugar, eggs, and gelatin among others, with instructions to bake until browned and to serve with a vegetable knife. The text is fragmented and inconsistent, making precise steps difficult to follow.
Oregon Huskies overpower Pennsyl vania in Pasadena in the second annual post season game. Shy Huntington scores on a 36 yard run and a 45 yard end run. Parsons adds a 45 yard gain and a late line push to secure a 14 to 1 victory amid a strong Oregon offensive surge late. Pennsylvania defense stiffens in final minutes but cannot hold.
Health depends on kidney function. Kidney disease, or Bright's, is a major death risk. Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root touted as a remedy, with a sample offer and price hints, urging readers to ask their pharmacist.
Seventyfive Madras residents led by William U Ren transported county records in a county seat raid after a circuit court decision. Sheriff Black blocked removal of key rolls while other records and furniture were loaded into waiting vehicles.
At the Umatilla reservation three New Year dinners were held to mark the start of another year. A large gathering at the Tutullia mission followed Christmas and a camt meeting. 118 attended.
The article describes a large holiday meal by the congregation and a Catholic mission dinner. Indigenous groups entertained at Cayuse by Thomas Schelal, a Tutuilla camp meeting closing with New Year festivities. Talks by Rev. Wheeler and Rev. Lindsley followed, with Jim Kash Kash visiting from Kamiah Idaho. Kath Kash and family sang in English and New Perce, pleasing attendees. About visitors came from the Yakima reservation.
Police report a planned exhibit at Lillian Hall in Yonkers featuring bric a brac and gowns may be a $10,000 showcase. Investigators caution residents after a spate of thefts in the area, with suspects tied to servant circles and local households.
A woman claimed she has never been anything but a servant and displayed refined taste in her choices. Police charged her with theft after she was seen with an expensive cigarette case in Getty Square yesterday. A watch warrant was issued and officers searched her home.
Weston residents record holiday greetings and travel as Harry Minde tours Pendleton. Compton family returns from Walla Walla while Richard Beamer visits daughter near Ho rse. Seattle resident Philip Beathe returns to Weston. Larkin Stages moves to Spokane. Mrs Archilles and Mrs Lethering visit Pendleton. Kilgore visits from Pendleton, Shue visits Echo. Rob Compton returns to Rockland. Olive Navin reunites with daughter in Pendleton. Ralph Reed returns to work in Portland.
An advertisement promises five minute relief from indigestion gas and sour acid with Papes Diapepsin. It touts quick, dramatic results, claims undigested food and belching vanish on contact, and urges keeping a bottle handy for stomach shocks and upset.
Leola Puncan has been making friends in Milton during the past two weeks and returned home. Herman Stage, who spent the holidays at home with his parents Mr and Mrs Georty Sruges, has gone back to Philomath.
An advertisement touts Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle effective laxative for children and adults. It claims easy, natural relief without grumbling, recommends stocking in every home, and lists suppliers in Pittsburgh. The piece frames the product as a trusted household remedy.
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