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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
3
A Pendleton drug company proclaims a “hobby” of accurate prescription work. It asserts physicians trust its quality, promises scientific compounding, and offers call for prescriptions with home delivery at any hour.
A 3000 year old Egyptian tomb discovery reveals a mummy of a seven year old princess with a tightly held wooden doll in her arms. The inscription notes her name rank and age, while the doll’s closure tells its own tale of affection.
Instructions describe making a salad with two 10 cent cream cheeses blended with cream and gelatin soaked in water, heated, cooled, and mixed into a cheese mixture with lettuce and curry flavored French dressing. Also provides Maple Junket dessert: dissolve a junket tablet in cold water, add to warm milk, chill until firm, and serve with chopped blanched almonds. Contains several archaic spelling errors and measurement inconsistencies.
Take three tablespoons stale bread crumbs add half a pound Cheshire cheese grated and ground. mix with pepper and heat. Whisk two fresh eggs with less than a pint of new milk, fold in melted butter and cheese mix. Pour into buttered pie dish bake half an hour in moderate oven. serve hot or cold. Top should be brown.
Parsnip Soup recipe describes paring and coring parsnips, frying in butter to brown, adding mutton stock and boiling until tender, mashing through a sieve, returning to the fire with added stock to reach a quart, boiling once, skimming, and seasoning to taste, served with croutons.
Fashion notes highlight bold color contrasts in foutande pin and polka dot and coin spot patterns. Peasant white linen frocks suit small daughters while vivid orange and Chanticleer red accent black gowns. Lechorn hats with black velvet set novel shapes. embroidery flouncings and frills to be popular. satin and foulard replace self color for wraps and frocks.
London reports the sudden death of King Edward triggers political uncertainty as parties weigh concessions and possible compromises. Government may remain in office into fall or early next year while King George adjusts to governance. costs and mate rial divisions complicate dissolution. Chamberlain's tablets advertised at end.
Shortage of servants and domestics in Spokane is at a peak as employment agencies report demand for over 10,000 workers across railroad irrigation and farm work in Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana. Wages range from 2.60 to 2.76 daily. domestic positions offer 30 to 40 dollars monthly with room and board. Employment bureaus logged hundreds of placements weekly, but agencies still fail to meet calls for maids and laundresses. The greatest need lies in grain and fruit districts of eastern Washington and Oregon and parts of Idaho and western Montana.
The crops this season will be larger than ever in the country’s history. Wheat alone in the four shires is forecast to exceed last season by 65,000,000 bushels, and harvesting will need over 40,000 men.
A disjointed report discusses Congo natives used for rubber, labor taxes, and forced labor amid Belgian concessions. It notes 3,000 natives employed locally and up to 300,000 laboring daily for rubber, copper, and foodstuffs while public opinion and debates are weak. It also mentions a Belgian king’s constitutional role and ongoing native torture for rail projects, plus a Toledo firm swearing to pay for catarrh cures.
P G Smith of Burns plans an auction in Pendleton on June 18 featuring 60 head of large horses for sale. Local buyers may inspect prior to bidding and terms will be announced at the sale.
The notice promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle, cleansing remedy for constipation and related ailments. It emphasizes acting on kidneys, liver, and bowels to clean the system, dispel colds and headaches, and urges buyers to purchase the genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co.
A fable about a productive duck who learns to advertise. The buff leghorn explains that telling the public about achievements drives progress. The piece argues larger ad budgets and constant visibility push sales, citing Woodbury and brand names to illustrate lasting impact.
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