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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1919
Page
2
A court record notes the marriage of Mrs Florence Manion of Portland to Mr Michwedeon on November 21, 1915. The document references a civil action seeking $25,000 and cites filings in a superior court, with details about the parties and proceedings.
An advertisement urges readers to cleanse blood to cure rheumatism. It touts S. S. S. as superior blood purifier already claimed to relieve widespread symptoms. Readers are invited to obtain free medical advice by writing to Swift Laboratory in Atlanta, GA.
Portlanders report on Oregon pilots serving with American forces in France. Lt. Arthur M. Geary of Portland returns home after discharge in Garden City. He trained at the Presidio and Kelly Field then served four months in England and France, with mentions of Lt. Hitchcock and Lt. Barber. Also notes Lt. Rome Fawcett’s injury and others earning courage under fire.
A 1917 account notes 60 000 mines laid by ten Yann vessels in the North Sea. Americans assisted in production, taking over two Scottish factories and assembling mine heads. The article highlights wartime mine production, locations, and the involvement of Mary Gram, a German visitor.
London dated January 14. Lloyd George proposes agrarian reforms for the coalition government. Agriculture would be the base of national industries with a permanent food production department and measures to reclaim wheat land, transfer land to workers, and boost farm-to-market transport and labor housing.
A fragment list of holiday dishes and recipes appears, featuring stuffed rabbit, baked apples, cranberry jellies, corn bread, and a pan baked dessert. The text also references medicinal advertisements for Chamberlain’s products and a stray quotation about political figures, all in a vintage cookbook or homemaking column style.
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