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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1917
Page
6
A collection of practical tips and recipes for home care and cooking includes fabric cleaning methods, an enamel polish technique, carpet freshening with loofah, a meatless tripe recipe guide, master sauces for butter, and practical kitchen advice on soups and baked potatoes with period-style instructions.
Reported charges claim a German mother superior from the Peaconeses home in Bucharest was interned by Roumanians for more than sixty years and only freed after Germany occupied Bucharest. The disclosure comes via a press bureau in Berlin dated January 4 and circulated through Sayville.
New York Jan 4 A romance of the sick room began two years ago and ended in a marriage two months ago Craig C Colt of Babylon Long Island and Margaret McDonald a Manhattan nurse wed in New Brunswick New Jersey The couple are in southern California for the winter Colt fifty five and the bride about twenty years his junior A close friend kept the secret until yesterday Colt is a member of the Tuxedo and Union clubs and active in several commissions in London and Paris
Bernard N. Baker of Baltimore and John Barber White of Kansas City are named by President Wilson to the United States Shipping Board to develop the mercantile marine. The Senate may refuse to confirm the nominations.
County Library NEWS NOTES lists operational hours from 10:00 to 5:30 Sundays 2 to 5 and features a catalog of books and authors across subjects. It mentions Adame Charles Francis Adame Adler World Crisis and the Mean ing and many other titles including Foster Buckle and Trudeau Autobiography. The note closes with a dated expression about perfect oyster days.
Les Darcy arrives in New York as promoters circle, guarding access to his rooms. Only favored figures like Tex Rickard are admitted, while Rickard and about twenty matchmakers greet Darcy on the steamship deck as it tied up at the harbor.
The so called Mad Monk Sergius Michailow Trufanoff asserts that the imperial family of Russia holds absolute control over the priest Rasputin. He claims articles on Rustin were bought by a New York magazine two months ago but suppressed.
Rasputin claims he has full influence over the czarina and through her the czar and family and is pushing for a separate peace with Germany to gain personal renown from the war situation.
Letitia Curtis of Kansas City, descendant of a United States agent and related to Senator Cuftin, gives up wealth to serve at St Mary's hospital. She now rooms with a fellow nurse, shares a bed, and forsakes dances and her car to focus on helping others.
Mrs trade Ahrenhoersterbacumer aged 34 of 610 Geyer avenue widow of Bernard Ahrenhoersterbacumer died of old age at home yesterday. Her family carried the longest name in St Louis with some members legally changing to Ahren. Her children include Mrs Anna Stevens, Gertrude Henry, Bernard and Frank Abrén.
A funeral is scheduled for Friday with services at 89 Peter and Paul’s Church. Local clergy will conduct the rites.
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