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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1917
Page
3
A homemaker column offers recipes and craft ideas including ginger snaps cheerse sandwiches aprons and jewelry reuse. It highlights kitchen tips for baking and dough, and suggests handmade aprons and repurposing old jewelry into decorative bar pins. Sloan's Liniment ad promotes muscle relief.
The notice catalogs multiple warranty deeds and transfers including names such as Henderson, Schneiter, Bade, Brown, Talbert, Parsons, and Smith with prices ranging from 0.40 to 19 750 and descriptions of metes and bounds in townships and ranges. A closing exhortation urges readers to read bargain advertisements tomorrow.
A Seattle reader relays a skin ailment that caused itching blistering on both hands, preventing work and sleep. After trying various remedies with no relief, the writer reports relief after using Cuticura products, and asks for a free sample by mail.
Forest Products Laboratory in Madison unveils a rapid kiln drying method that dries green shiplap in 48 hours and two-inch planks to shipping weight in six to seven days. Oregon timber from national forest lands shows higher extraction than nonforest land, with fires in 1916 costing $14,000 and 1,176 fires fought across Oregon, Washington, and Alaska. Plantations in northern Florida and Louisiana reach 25 feet, proving eastern cane crops can rival Asia, and a propagation method enables rapid production to extend to the South Carolina to California region with adequate moisture and affordable land.
In Washington on Jan 3 the naval committee backed President Wilson's pick Doctor Girayeon as rear admiral. The vote signals strong support for the appointment despite unsettled floor debate.
Boston January 1936 The successful use of phonographic music as an aid to writing instructions was described by LM Reed an interpreter in the English high school to the New England Penmanship association. Music acts as a speed guide for the writer and helps reduce fatigue and drudgery while shaping letters with rhythm.
The Chief of Naval Operations is described as a key link between the General Board and the Navy Department. The text mentions Admiral William and Beacon and references George Dewey in a context of advisory and administrative roles, noting Congress created the Operations Purview to connect leadership with policy guidance.
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