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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1909
Page
2
Instructions present recipes for giblet dressing and cranberry jelly, plus extensive etiquette on hair nets, double beds, and proper tableware use. It covers preparing stock from giblets and crackers, making cranberry jelly, hair dressing with a net, weathering air moisture with a sponge, keeping hot water at night, and proper dining etiquette for knives forks and tea service.
A historic recipe provides pumpkin pie ingredients for three pies with milk pumpkin sugar molasses eggs butter and spices. Instructions call for undercrust bake and frosting plus walnut topping and serving guidance. Substitutions suggest canned pumpkin Boston marrow or Hubbard squash.
To a package of lemon gelatine add a pint of cold water, juice of four lemons and the rind of one. Let stand one hour, then add one pint of boiling water, a pinch of cinnamon, and three cups of sugar, let it boil, strain and set to cool.
In spring the March winds make hair tricky to keep neat. A simple, affordable method lets the coiffure stand several hours of wind and weather. Hair nets protect hair and work with uneven growth, avoiding flattening while outdoors.
The article explains proper table manners noting the spoon is held under the hand with the hand under the spron to reach the mouth more easily and to keep elbows graceful. It adds that the fork should be held in the same manner.
Newport notes Harold Stanley Vanderbilt, famed as the athletic Boston girl Eleanor Sears’s escort, driving to the Casino in his car for tennis youth and bringing her to the cottage settlement. Mrs Belmont at Marble House will host Miles Sears visiting. Newport eyes a possible engagement.
A rapid, alarmed plea lists family injuries and recommends Bucklen’s Amnica Salve as the fastest cure. It claims immediate relief for burns, cuts, scalds, piles, and corn pain, touting Tallman & Co as the sellers.
A reflective note highlights how what we miss most are things we barely notice. It suggests awareness can uncover quiet absences shaping our daily lives and choices, urging mindful attention to overlooked moments and people.
The Forest Service reports US timber supply is shrinking as annual growth fails to keep pace with cuts. Kellogg notes about twenty billion cubic feet drained yearly across 550 million acres, with mature, partially cut, and burned lands limiting future harvests. Per capita wood use far exceeds Germany and France, prompting calls for conservation and coordinated action to reach equilibrium over years.
Los Angeles reports a ceremony honoring Sin Pedro and Wilming with traditional rites and community attendance. Details remain sparse in the fragmented text but emphasize formal recognition and local involvement.
A historical quotation attributes to Sir Walter Scott as a reflection on lifelong learning and self improvement. The line expresses how personal ignorance has caused him to feel constrained, prompting ongoing effort toward greater knowledge.
San Francisco August 1 1900 all wireless stations of United Wireless Telegraph Company are silent from 2:00 to 2:30 today in memory of George C Eccles the wireless operator aboard the wrecked Ohio who died at his post Manager Armstrong issued a general order for a period of silence during funeral services held today between 2 and 2:30 at the post.
200 last spring pigs including Berkshire and Poland China will be sold. Pigs are healthy thrifty and in good condition. Address Maxwell Land and Irrigation Co Hermiston Ore.
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