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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1913
Page
2
Colonial kitchen notes from Montreal Star recipes include cod in cheese and milk sauce with onions and croutons, beets in white sauce, shrimp a la Bechamel, and Sultana Sticks cake. The collection showcases Italian style fish, beets, and chocolate walnut bars with detailed steps and prep tips.
Shantung coats gain outdoor wear appeal with lace trims in ivory tones per the New York Press. A pickle recipe outlines brining cucumbers onions celery and other vegetables overnight, then scalding, mixing vinegar sugar mustard turmeric curry, and finishing with a chile pepper for flavor.
A coast resident jokes about creatures vanishing and hints a local option could be to blame. The exchange presents a rural coastal mood with a dash of mystery over what ended the sightings.
Berlin July 31 United Press reports a retreat in Germany's social democratic movement as party finances fall and membership drifts. Leaders warn of serious times ahead while youth politics and military display sway shape responses. The central party organ Vorwaerts notes a slight recession amid conservative tides.
Special correspondence from Athena Oregon notes a cement sidewalk being laid around the schoolhouse this week replacing the old board walk. Interior renovations are planned to create more room. Local residents and visitors from Weston Adams and other nearby towns are listed with brief activity and a late report of a street brawl near the Horseshoe Bar ending with arrests and injuries described non-graphic.
A quip from the New York Sun notes a horticulturist explains keeping plants hydrated when his wife travels by placing them in the bath tub. The light anecdote reflects domestic humor of the period.
London July 21 British army defends compulsory upper lip hair for officers despite social move against whiskers. King regulations allow whiskers but many officers defy rules, prompting disciplinary action seen as mutiny by some. Whitehall insists mustaches stay while critics cite beard worn by King George. Author Frank Richardson backs lip whisker to keep soldierly distinction.
Camden New Jersey July 31 Taxpayers and citizens discussed a proposed 540000 bond for a municipal plant at a special town meeting. The plan envisions bond issues of 140000 in October and 100000 in December February April and June, with public lighting firms and other service corporations opposing the measure and backing it.
Camden Camp sessions centered on the topic of mission study classes. Rev. Lawrenson Correll of Millville, New Jersey, urged that missionary work improve by up to fifty percent if workers complete six months to a year of regular study before starting duties.
An advertisement offers Stearn's Pile Remedy with a tube at no cost initially, claiming rapid relief from piles within one minute. It asserts a money back guarantee and notes exclusive agency with Tallman Drug Co.
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