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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
2
A fragmented recipe column discusses meat substitutes and milk soups. It details peanut batter and peanut butter additions, a white sauce base with flour and milk, and a method for a potato onion soup thickened with cornstarch. Parsley finishes the mass, suggesting serving variations.
Washington May 04 Athletic Shorts have grown popular among American soldiers in training camps. The Commission on Training Camp Activities expanded its work as many men seek sport during off duty. Baseball leads, with full equipment sent to camps and inter regimental leagues forming. Boxing rises as next favorite recreation, with extensive instructional demand and hundreds of boxing instructors in one camp.
Fragmented OCR reports inexact wording describe Austria excavations uncovering coffins with zinc linings in invaded districts. The text is garbled but indicates wartime activity related to burial practices and protective measures during conflicts.
Yale freshmen win the mile and seven eighths race by a tenth and a half over Harvard on the Charles River. Harvard’s heavier crew vies as Yale leads early then holds a length at the line. Second varsity and other crews faced a grueling race in windy conditions.
Denver May 30 A bath tub full of coins will be one decoration at a Red Cross campaign table tonight. The prize aims to raise more than 750000 dollars as 600 men and women attend the event. The tub will be filled to the brim with coins, symbolizing the drive’s goal and solidarity.
New York May 34. More than 21 766 000 seh or wounded men have been returned to the front and 46000 soldiery have been shipped from the German army as unfit for service according to a report in the Rothen tag via Surgeon General Schulae. The Berlin tabloid notes casualties due to digestive system disease from food shortages. North Bend May 3. PF and Cinsier, respected real estate men, died at home after a long illness.
Fragmentary report from Washington May 25 notes information filed against a former business agent and secretary of a ship line with details garbled. A Lucas is named as an agent for the past year ending April 1, but the text is damaged and difficult to parse.
In May, Arizona ratified a prohibition motion while the absent vote counted. Reports from Tacoma Washington note events including a new ring at Aberdeen and a Tacoma waitress selected among six women in a crew. Other entries mention Aberdeen pauses and delayed trips for the group.
Lloyd Davie, an enlisted man from Cheyenne, died after a friendly boxing bout during Mare Island training. He had previously served as a teller at the Stock Growers' Bank in Cheyenne. Davie was transported to Powner City, Nebraska, after the incident, where his skull fracture led to death.
Far reaching areas in France for a civilian labor force to perform engineering work behind the lines were announced today. Already more than 14,000 French, Italy and other laborers freed from military obligations have been engaged and put to work on engineering construction and reconstruction where Americans were employed.
In a chaotic front line incident Sergeant Bromley of the royal forces saved wounded comrades after a shell explosion. He fought to extinguish fires, directed evacuations, and continued aiding others while wounded, earning praise for bravery amid heavy shelling.
Troops from Minnesota North and South Dakota and other midwest states start arriving at Camp Lewis in Washington. The first batch landed last night, with about 4,148 expected from the middle West, including 2,900 from Minnesota alone. South and North Dakota arrivals were delayed by fod, while Utah and Montana men engage in training locally.
Proper food guidance from a historical notice. The text discusses how stomachs react to age and occupation, noting people differ in appetite and digestion. It recommends a herbal remedy named Tahleia to strengthen the elomied bowel when feelings of dullness or discomfort occur.
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