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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1917
Page
8
This excerpt covers preparing boiled chicken with a rich gravy and baked biscuit topping, plus an egg curry dish and mushroom on toast. It also gives tips on caring for white and tan spats by brushing, washing, drying slowly, and optional ironing.
A dated advertisement promotes Pape's Diapepain for quick neutralizing of stomach acids. It claims relief from dyspepsia, indigestion, and acid fermentation within five minutes, with benefits like reduced belching and a clearer head. A large fifty cent case is advertised.
Washington March 31 The merit civil service status which lost their sails and code at Rowton gives several thousand men are affected.
Sugar Propus 60 750379 New York March 121 Profits from operations of 9,768,379 are reported for 1916 by the American Bureau Refining Co in the annual statement levied today as against 5,051,465 in 1915. The company's balance sheet shows an ace of 129,57? 776 an increase of 7,971,901 over 1915. The turnover of the company according to the statement of President Karl D Babst approximated 200,000,000 leaving a manufacturing profit of about 4 12 percent. This percentage, it is claimed, the quinide of the Chicago packers, no smallest margin of profit in the manufacturing world.
One man froze to death and another was seriously injured as Duluth endured a historic blizzard. Winds up to 46 miles per hour created 16 ton snow drifts, shutting traffic, schools, and suburban stations. The 24 hour snow total reached 22 inches, according to weather bureau figures.
A garbled report mentions Gen Sakai and a commander at Salontiai, a sea transfer to Macedonia, and an official announcement regarding Mile Joannie in Athens. The text is fragmented and includes illegible names and places, with little coherent context or verifiable facts.
Fernand Labori, famed Paris lawyer and Dreyfus defender, dies at his Paris residence aged fifty seven after a lengthy illness. He gained international renown defending Emile Zola and represented prominent Americans in French cases, including the Calllaus matter. Survived by three daughters and his widow.
Faron Rudolph von Koents sues Manfred Fums in supreme court seeking about 7500 alleging a scheme with Maurice Shaw to defraud him of money by promising a Monte Carlo trip to break the bank. Details include a London to Monte Carlo automobile plan, a 50 000 mark note dropped and retained, and Fuss repudiating acts done while a minor. Maurice Meyer denies the charge for von Koents' side.
Paris dispatch reports Raoul Angeles telling the Chamber of Deputies that French air superiority at Verdun and the Somme results from better aircraft rather than numbers. He cites lack of rapid construction, experience, and night-work as hindrances in the aviation service, noting the newest planes often fail.
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