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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1918
Page
12
A vintage home cooking fragment outlines meat like dishes and cottage cheese based mixtures. It details ingredients such as bread crumbs dry rice onions peppers and peanuts with variations for using leftover grains and different breads. The instructions describe mixing shaping baking and optional additions like tomato sauce and pimento for cottage cheese rolls loaves and soaps.
A wartime summary on food conservation and distribution detailing military demands and export limits. It notes how war priorities govern bread and meat supplies, sugar rations, and civilian diets as America ships beef and pork abroad while conserving wheat and other staples for Allied needs.
The article analyzes wheat price gaps between farm and wholesale levels from 1914 to 1917, noting shifts in consumer prices and export volumes. It cites May 16, 1917 as a period when farm proceeds versus wholesale price equaled 4.08 per barrel, and contrasts with May 4, 1914, when it was 64 cents. It mentions wheat exports reaching 26,000,000 bushels in 1918 and refined versus raw price margins decreasing from 2.123 to 1.23 cents per pound.
A vintage sounding recipe blends cooked cereal, cottage cheese, dry bread crumbs, pimentos, pepper, and fat. The mixture is shaped into a loaf and baked about 15 minutes, basting occasionally with fat or drippings. directions are garbled but convey a baked meatless roast concept.
Sioux Falls dispatch reports Harold Bowen of Hartford Indiana rushed to enlist after learning his brother William Howen was wounded in France. Bowen, a draft man, appealed to the local exemption board and was accepted for service, departing to training near the Lewis Work before potential dispatch to the front.
Washington D C notes the acceptance of a two cent stamp for postage in a brief government memo, reflecting standard postal practice of the era. The notice mentions the continued use of existing stamp denominations and routine handling within the postal system.
A New York grand jury review found war charity scams defrauded the public of about 3 million dollars in the past year. District Attorney Swann presented evidence detailing allowed fraudulent enterprises and soliciting schemes that harmed residents in New York City.
The Italians opened the operation with heavy preparatory bombardment on the Austrian lines. Ridges were shelled by burning bombardments while artillery targeted strongpoints along river barriers. Commanders reported gains as Italian troops moved to surround several river crossings.
A French newspaper note links Paris with army plans and states the move will not modify public services in the capital. It also suggests the change could enable better control over beneficial and undesirable activities.
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