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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
7
A porterhouse steak is beef from the short loin with two tenderloin and strip portions, while a pork chop is pork cut from the loin or rib area. Porterhouse offers beef flavor and marbling with a larger bone structure, whereas pork chops are lighter, milder, and come from pork with varying bone and loin thickness.
A whimsical excerpt contrasts rare meats like Chop Veal Mutton Pork or Lamb with a sentiment of quiet satisfaction when stowed away. The writing hints at culinary preference and playful, era-specific phrasing without a clear narrative arc. No distinct events or figures are named.
Over the past 48 hours rain and cold have driven snow away, hampering sleigh and vehicle travel between Carney Cabins Station and Pilot Rock. Reports note illnesses including colds and flu, with Mrs. Jas Constant said to have smallpox. Local residents move homes, visit relatives, and ongoing church and school activities continue despite winter conditions. Stock remains in good condition with ample feed. a cow dressed at 800 pounds recently sold meat at 10 to 11 cents a pound.
Special correspondence from Pilot Rock Oregon reports Esther Sturtevant spent Sunday in Pendleton with friends. Vera Jaques was a visitor Thursday evening at the county seat.
A Friday program showcases Brothers Biograph and The Governor's Daughter by Selig with Kathryn Williams and Harold Lockwood. Also screens Over the Back Fence Edison, French Army Maneuvers Pathe, Opening Bud Pathe, plus a Biograph short on grief and truth at a mother’s deathbed.
A quirky ad urges readers to see Mutt and Jeff next Sunday to lift spirits and perhaps ease the burden of an urgent appendicitis bill. The note jokes about helping doctors with funds and the social trend of contributing to medical care.
A two reel feature unfolds a deadly death by own action club plot where Henry inherits a fortune and resists suicide as a detective ally plots murder. An unexpected ending restores order alongside a lively western comedy The Lady Barber of Roaring Gulch with Barbara Tennant in snowbound scenes.
Children are more prone to contagious diseases when they have colds. Whooping cough diphtheria scarlet fever and consumption are often contracted during a cold. Medical authorities urge caution. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended as a quick safe cure and pleasant to take. For sale by all dealers.
Taft administration officials have submitted resignations to the president and are tidying their desks for new paths. Carm Thompson returns to Ohio as treasury treasurer, others seek nongovernment roles or rest, with Hitchcock planning six months off including a Panama visit and Huntington Wilson touring abroad.
The Grand theater draws large crowds for Edwards Merritt musical comedies. Pendleton locals include Marvin Roy and Ernest Arramith as Friday evening passengers, Al Butler returning from Pendleton on business, and T. P. Gilliland visiting on Tuesday. May Arrsmith visits her aunt Mrs John Royer, while Miss Tonkin and Miss Nannie Linsner spend time in Pendleton. Ray Fanell returns from Ukiah and Alfred Smith comes from his ranch for business. H G Casteel guests at the Bowman Hotel, Maude Mathews of Stewart Creek visits Pilot Rock.
Many sufferers from rheumatism found prompt relief by applying Chamberlain's Liniment. Not a single case required internal treatment. The liniment is sold by all dealers.
An old advertisement extols Knowlton's Danderine claiming rapid dandruff relief within ten minutes and hair regrowth after weeks. It touts scalp comfort, reduced itching, and dramatic shine, urging readers to buy a 26 cent bottle at drug stores to prove the claims.
North Portland yard stock rose with hogs leading gains as buyers paid up to 8.60 per hundredweight for light hogs while cattle faced no price strength and sheep saw a dime uptick with a premium for top quality lambs shipped by Robert McCrow from Goldendale.
The Pendleton Common Council on February 27 1913 adopted resolutions to improve Webb Street from Cosble to Tutullia by gravel bitulithic pavement with curbs and gutters. An assessment district No 24 is created to levy costs on benefitted lots, with plans by City Surveyor Geary Kimbrell filed February 20 1913 and February 26 1915, and publication of notices required for ten days in the Pendleton newspaper.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightime remedy to purge poisons from the liver and bowels. It claims headaches, biliousness, and foul breath vanish as the stomach is cleansed and digestion regulated, promising a clear head by morning.
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