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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
6
Min Laredo Parker demonstrates a method to remove acid from plant material and produce a clear, mild apple flavored syrup. The procedure includes heating, straining, boiling to 220 degrees, sealing in Mason jars, and cooling slowly to avoid sediment.
The ad touts Peptiron as a powerful tonic combining Peacin Nux iron celery claiming to restore strength after influenza nerve troubles and fatigue. It targets pale brittle blood weak bodies and worn out patients including women students invalids and the elderly with bold statements of iron absorption and vitality.
A garbled old text offers kitchen guidance on tempering milk with tomato, preventing curdling, ladling butter into cups, and handling peppermint, ginger, and sugar. It mentions jam and marmalade methods, flour substitutes, and salt in baking, with scattered notes on heat and texture.
A garbled excerpt references smoke and odor, urging Canarese men to oppose party rule. It mentions Germany, American people, and a call to vote, with unclear names and dates. The fragmentary text preserves a political tone about liberty and public support.
Victor Carmel and Joan Baptiste St Goemalny, draft evaders who killed Corporal Horsley and Jamies MecWay at Stoop Crock, were found starving and hiding in trenches near the Sankat Chewan river, north bank of the Titer, after a morning capture on Sunday. They were extremely weak from hunger and exposure.
The Chienza Federation of Labor held a Sunday vote in Chicago to form an independent labor party with aims shared in Hilnvls and nationwide. The decision signals a push for a distinct labor movement structure at city and national levels.
A fragment from the East Oregonian recalls events from 28 years ago describing illness and theatre plans. The piece lists names such as Meseses Meneses and mentions a charity concert and an Army officer. It also notes a K of P lodge election with several officers named and a list of prelates and officers.
A historical report describes the formal opening of American Red Cross activities in Jerusalem Palestine with Armenian refugees aided near Jericho and the Jaffa gate. It notes Colonel Ames and Bishop of Jerusalem attending, the British and French presence, and extensive relief work for orphans and displaced families under General Allenby.
A July reception speech by Jerusalem's Grand Mufti to the American Red Cross Commission lauds American charity to Palestinians and Syrians. He extols Britain’s role, prays for peace, and invokes God’s blessings on King George, President Wilson, and all who love peace. The ornate address emphasizes compassion across nations and the aid to vulnerable families amid war.
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