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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1919
Page
2
Melt butter and add onion and parsley. Stir in curry powder and pepper then simmer until thickened. Add tomatoes and heat through. Season with salt and pepper and serve with chops or other meats.
A fragmented OCR line describes making potato candy with mashed potatoes, pulverized sugar, extracts, and mixing instructions, but the passage is jumbled. Details on exact measurements and steps are unclear due to garbled wording.
A garbled historical kitchen note outlines smelted chocnnuts and various ingredients like brown sugar, walnuts, baking powder, and vinegar. It describes mixing cream and salt, baking in a quick oven, and hints at a later meal with lettuce, cheese, and pickles, though many words are misspelled or broken.
A steamship reported a broken crankshaft near Queen Charlotte Sound between Hag and Pine islands. The Admiral Waiton sent a rescue to the scene, with Valdes and Chelholain nearing three hours away, and Valdes was tasked with air support as weather worsened.
Honor roll lists soldiers with injuries and status including Private Robert F Neill of Salem Oregon wounded, Lieutenant Alfred C Heaton of Portland Oregon severely, Private Earl T Galbraith of Pendleton Oregon wounded slightly, Private Albert Gixen of Portland Oregon, Corporal Jno W McLeiman of Empire, and notes on Private Edward C Snow of Portland Oregon as missing or uncertain.
In Regina Alaska many wild ducks were killed mid flight, littering streets and porches as authorities report a sudden influx from northward migrations. Witnesses say birds clustered, then dropped after contact with power lines and weather conditions, leaving streets and homes dotted with carcasses awaiting cleanup.
The American Red Cross shipped 75,000 awaters and 260,040 pairs of socks and cloth for flood overcoats to Vindivastok. After delivering clothing the train will be used to transport wounded soldiers from the fighting.
Fragmentary report describes open doors and Red Cross teams aiding patients. Mentions American Red Cross workers earning respect, with named people including a lieutenant from Brooklyn. Indicates injuries and care in operating rooms, and a move to Vindivewok amid wartime strain.
Rome among nations with no strict wartime music censorship while Italy imposed export control. A Czech operation monitored misused print maple and music exports destined for Switzerland and the American market, coordinating censorship across neutral countries.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a drinker facing a warden and a doctor’s aid. A wife urges restraint, asking if the man will give up drinking and keep his eyesight, or risk permanent harm. The text remains incomprehensible in places, with many garbled names and phrases.
London June 1 The American steamship Yuma bound for New York with a cargo of sugar was sunk near the harbor. The captain and crew aboard the Few were rescued. The Yuma’s fate was announced by Lloyds and noted as being requisitioned by the United States government.
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A marketing blurb from Dr F M Edwards of Ohio touts a complexion aid using vegetable ingredients including olive oil. The ad promises a pink skin effect and lists the product as a substitute for labeling aids, priced at 25 cents per box through druggists.
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