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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1916
Page
8
The article lists kitchen tips and recipes including pork cutlets fried with onions and potatoes, a Graham wafers sour cream batter, orange jelly from canned juice and fresh zest, cornmeal muffins with milk, raisin sauce for rice, and serving suggestions with butter and honey.
Amusements announce Chas K Harris and The Photo Drama featuring Herbert Kobey and Effie Shannon as leading stars. The film blends devotion, humor, pathos, and sensational moments with an exceptional cast. The airing Entertainers accompany the picture, offering new motion pictures. Admission is 16 cents for children and 25 cents for adults. Showings are Saturday and Sunday November 25 and 26, afternoons and evenings.
Frederick Curtis, captain of the American steamer Columbian, landed at Corunna from the Swedish vessel Waring and was held prisoner on the submarine U-49 for a week after his ship was torpedoed. Also aboard was Captain Patterson of the British steamer Betonia.
An old medical ad promotes Foxey’s Honey and Turi as a remedy for bronchitis and severe coughing. It claims the product soothes the throat mucosa, relieves hoarseness, eases tickling phlegm, and quiets nighttime racking, preventing restless sleep during colds. The note cites T. Miller of Edelton, Ind. as a user.
Captain Vellugren of the Balto and another Norwegian captain faced a submarine demand. Captain Cara was ordered to abandon his ship as the Columpian was sunk after two torpedoes. The submarine life was harsh with confinement in a tiny cabin and limited deck time. The Awediah steamer Waring stopped, the captain reassigned, while crews of the Columbian and other ships were picked up.
New York Nov 21 Arthur D Gibson of Stony Point on the Hudson was held up by a highwayman in Hartwood early yesterday morning. The thief took Gibson's teeth from his pocket along with his watch a silver match case a package of tobacco tags a bundle of tobacco and $12 in cash. Gibson paused to light his pipe as the robbery occurred.
Chicago, Nov. 21. Miss Viole Hyatt of New York was named American style secretary for the National Coat, Suit & Shirt Manufacturers association. The post is newly created and duties include mingling with well dressed women at social events to learn style tendencies. Hyatt will serve as the style adviser for the firm that annually makes goods valued at about $100,000,000.
Weston high school presented a Friday evening program with a short literary and musical show at the auditorium followed by refreshments. Also notes on residents moving to town, local visits, and community happenings including illness and social gatherings.
Fragmented cooking directions describe split pea soup using peeled peas boiled in water with malt, pepper, and pork, then mackerel prepared with cracker crumb dressing, butter, capers, salt, and pepper wrapped and baked in a muffin ring. Instructions mention baking and frying variations and serving with bread.
A fragment describes preparing a spinach salad with emphasis on selecting the greens, removing the fender inside leaven, washing thoroughly, and serving with a French dressing. The wording is old fashioned and approximate.
A fragmented, archaic note warns Kathryn Williams about danger near a cage with ferocious beasts. It warns visitors to avoid the hens cage tonight and mentions a submission of blank verse labeled by Miso Williams. The text reads like a quirky, incomplete editor’s piece with distorted phrasing and odd capitalization.
Portland district forester George H. Cecil announces a gradual 1917 increase in grazing fees on national forests over three years. The hike aims to reach two thirds of private grazing charges, citing market value gaps and forest conservation goals while inviting member associations to submit views by February 1, 1917.
Denmark’s famed violinist Skovgaard teams with the New York Metropolitan company for the next high school lyceum course, scheduled for Tuesday December 6. The event promises a blend of classical performance and education.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline as a hair cleanser that cleanses and thickens hair, adds waviness and softness, and reduces dandruff. It promises roots invigorated and hair growth with a 23 cent bottle, urging purchase at drug stores or toilet counters and use as directed.
The record shows for the year ending June 10, 1916, Oregon and Washington together received 32530.05 from grazing receipts on national forest lands within their borders. The figure would double with higher grazing rates and additional resources.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a liver and bowels stimulant for indigestion and stomach troubles An olive colored vegetable formula promises relief from coated tongue bad breath low energy and poor appetite with a nightly dose and prices of 10 and 25 cents per box listed to buy from druggists
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