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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1916
Page
6
A Rudyard Kipling verse promises an era after earth’s last colors fade where skilled workmen rest until the Master of All Good Workmen sets them to new tasks. It envisions art rooted in joy, not money or fame, with painters drawing saints and each man pursuing truth through craft.
Indications point to defeat of the normal bill with a close margin, disappointing educators who campaigned for the measure. Pendleton’s effort highlighted a genuine need for another normal in Oregon and underscored the town as a prime site for such an institution. The era of a state supported eastern Oregon normal appears near.
The proposal favors Pendleton as the best geographic and practical site for a new state school. Proponents credit Pendleton with highlighting Oregon's neglect of its school children and urge recognition of its educational service to the state.
The western states have aligned with Wilson shaping the presidential contest. The theory that a president must win big doubtful states like Ohio Indiana Illinois New Jersey and New York is challenged as the west delivers key votes. If Wilson wins it will be by western grace signaling future political focus west of the Mississippi.
OHN D. BARRY, a Ford peace expedition reporter, returns from Europe with observations on the Kaiser. He credits the Kaiser for subordinating himself to Hindenburg and notes the Kaiser's sensitivity and losses among old friends. Barry suggests the Kaiser leads those opposed to ruthlessness and hints at future revelations about the war’s inner history.
A fragment from the St. Louis Post-Diepath comments on attitudes of top leaders from opposing sides. The readable text hints at partisan perspectives and public reaction, with no clear event or date given. Further specifics are unavailable in the provided excerpt.
From the Daily East Oregonian 1834 item. Pendleton prepares for an Episcopal church produced opera David the Shepherd Boy with rich costumes and local talent in lead roles. Charley Rayburn reports travel from Moscow Idaho amid rain snow and brisk weather. A raccoon in a wooden cage outside Kemper’s beer hall attracts attention. A boarding house car near the depot suffered a stove pipe fire. David B Hill advised possible 1992 presidential run barring major blunder. Walla Walla County last sheriff was W S Gillam. Rancher J Ambler visited town and renewed his subscription to the Oregonian.
A compact report lists governors elected in November including Ernest Lister of Washington as a Democrat, with others such as Charles & Walter M. War… and James Cox in Ohio, Henry Tamm in Missouri, Walter Edge in New Jersey, Frank Lowden in Illinois, Livingstone Beekman in Rhode Island, Thomas Rye in Tennessee, Jos Burnquist in Minnesota, Hugh Dorsey in Georgia and more, detailing party affiliations and states.
A garbled note titled Whit Policy Con Tier lists conflicting terms as readers react to a quirky misunderstanding. The fragmented text hints at affection or terms regarding Wiener love, leaving readers with more questions than clarity about policy alignment or tier labeling.
John Nei, principal of a Chicago high school, faced revelation that he authored more than six potash pen letters to Ann Maurie Moors, a Morgan Park High School teacher, as investigators uncover the alleged romance.
Milas Baldwin reports Archibald Hopper sold a plantation for 125000 in cash and kept the money under his pillow. On Sunday Hopper woke to the effects of a drug poisoning after a robber stole the cash from his home.
When a cold lingers or recurs, serious diseases like pneumonia or Consumption may follow. Cure your cold while you can with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy, trusted by thousands and affordable at a quarter. Obtainable everywhere.
A vintage ad urges readers troubled by sour stomach to eat slowly and chew thoroughly, then take one Chamberlain's Tablet after supper. It promotes immediate relief and claims availability everywhere through a simple health remedy endorsement.
A remembrance event featured a speaker whose cadence paused between phrases, adding solemn weight to the tribute. Attendees included local residents and officials, with readings recalling past community losses and shared resilience.
The page blends fashion and kitchen lore with sewing tips and recipes. It highlights new hat trim accessories, washable fabrics, beaver hats, feather millinery trends, and then shifts to several notes and recipes including nut kisses, wafers, and chocolate caves, reflecting a mixed domestic newsletter style with practical how to details.
A rough OCR shows a recipe for oatmeal wafers mixing rolled oats flour salt and sugar with butter water and cream to form a dough rolled thin and baked until crisp. Instructions are garbled but indicate creamed butter and alternating dry and wet ingredients.
A garbled recipe describes combining pint molatwes and melted jan with ginger and autt in half the mixture, then adding pulverized alum to the other half with a heaping tablespoon of soda. The dough is kneaded, rolled to about half an inch, cut into oblong shapes, and baked in a moderate oven quickly.
A health advice notice from Dr. Pierce of the Invalids' Hotel Buffalo offers his Favorite Prescription to restore health and bring back rosy cheeks. It claims free initial guidance by letter, praises past patient recoveries, and recommends the Pleasant Pellets for liver and stomach issues.
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