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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1918

Page

5

Daily Chats With the Housewife on Baking Substitutes

Min Latene Parker demonstrates kitchen substitutes in a four day session at The Peoples Warehouse. The guide covers flour alternatives from barley to cornmeal and oats, offering practical tips for homemakers. Includes cautions on measurements and batter texture with notes from Mant Oregonian readers.

Min Latene Parker Mise Parker The Peoples Warehoe Hax Oregonian U & Food Administration Pixyierlonental Kitchen

President Pardons Young Soldiers In France Case

President Wilson grants full pardons to Private George Sebastian and Jeff Cook for disloyalty related offenses. He orders them to report to their company, stating the punishment was excessive given youth and lack of malicious intent. The pardon aims to restore their lives as a test of devoted service for the future.

Washington Wilson Poresat D. Sebstian Jeff Coo United States France

Postwar gas monopoly under wartime contract amid talks

Washington reports a wartime gas monopoly will be dissolved after the war as the war emergency board meets and signs a contract with representatives of the companies involved. The deal follows a plan of integration and regulation outlined by the filibustered pact.

Threshermen to file wheat reports under food act

Washington June 25 Under the Food Control Act the Bureau of Markets of the U S Department of Agriculture requires all threshermen to report periodic figures on bushels of wheat threshed and the grain output. A list of threshermen will be compiled from all sources by the Bureau of Crop Estimates. Reports begin in June with the winter wheat harvest season. The county agents will help distribute schedules and books. Reports will be available to the Food Administration and Federal Trade Commission to supply accurate checks on wheat figures.

Washington Food Control Act Bureau of Markets United States Department of Agriculture Bureau of Muarietse Arene United States Food Administration Federal Trade Commission Bureau of Crop Estimates

American Ambulance Arrival Hailed in Rome

June 2 readers report American officials led by Parsons arrived in Rome with ambulances for the American army but were intercepted by Amichiander Pace. General Guleepme welcomed the Americans, noting the event amid broader Austro-Hungarian offensives.

Rome Sol Parsons Ertriilanes Am-ichiander Pace Guleepme

John D. Rockefeller Jr Tastes Army Camp Chow

CAMP GRANT Illinois June 25 John D Rockefeller Jr visited with private soldiers and washed in a tin basin before dining on army chow. He spoke to the troops about democracy, sacrifice, and a divine plan guiding the war effort.

John D Tin Basin Camp Grant Tilinois John D. Rockefeller, Jr Hell

Another Thousand Take Oath at Camp Wadsworth

Spartanburg June 25. About 1000 foreign born soldiers stationed at Camp Wadsworth took the oath of allegiance to the United States and became citizens this morning at 10 o clock. One thousand were naturalized yesterday and another thousand will be next Saturday, raising Camp Wadsworth total to 7000. Naturalization was conducted by agents from the U S Bureau of Naturalization and a North Carolina circuit court official.

Spartanburg Camp Wadsworth United States United States Bureau of Naturalization North Carolina

Engineer Officers Training Camp Moves to Camp Humphreys

Major General William M. Black announced the engineer officers training camp will open near Washington at Camp Humphreys, California, hosting about 17,000 engineer replacements in training. Candidates for command will be aged 22 to 34 for captains and lieutenants, with others aged 34 to 43 for captains. The submarine is under treatment. It remains prudent to learn to swim.

Washington William M. Black Army Engineers Ave 1 Camp Humphreya Pas Heulenmander Aro Cantaineres Beiwten

Cure for grip era in the Garden Medical Recovery ad

An 19th century-style advert promotes Dr. Pierce's Garden Medical Recovery to resist germs and boost liver function and blood purification. It claims to strengthen the immune system, cure torpid liver issues, and offers a trial package for 10 cents. Testimonials report renewed strength after grip and rheumatic symptoms.

What the Picture Theaters Have to Tell You

A motion picture notice praises Bluebird’s release of A Kentucky Cinderella with Ruby La Fayette in a lead mother role and Mim LaFayette debuting on screen. The Bluebird line aims to draw admirers with strong acting and a respected reputation built on past stage and screen work.

Bluebird Ruby la Fayette Uge Ming Mim LaFayette

Photoplay Promises Secret To Remain Youthful At Arcide

A new photoplay titled A Mother’s Secret opens at the Arcide theatre promising guidance for women approaching midlife on staying youthful. The feature centers on Ella Hall and a mother who visualizes her daughter’s life, with fashion and aging, offering a secret to avoid gray hair and wrinkles.

Arcide Theatre Dekree Ella Hall Doga

Greeks Victims of Riots to Get $10,000

Washington June 22 legislation recommended by President Wilson to pay Greece 40,000 for property losses sustained by Greeks in race riots at Omaha Nebraska in 1909 was reported favorable today by the Senate foreign relations committee.

Washington Wilson Greece Bourd Omaha Neb Dente Foreign Relations, Committee

Flyer Races Storm to 147 mph Record Flight

New York June 25. Lucent Culver set an air speed record from Philadelphia to New York in a race that faced a thunderstorm. He departed Philadelphia at 2 36 pm and reached Belmont Park in 42 minutes at 147 miles per hour, overtaking a storm near Trenton and beating the rain into Belmont Park. The airplane used a Liberty motor.

New York Culver Philadelphia Belmont Park Trenton

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