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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1916
Page
3
A patchwork of kitchen instructions for frying tomatoes with a creamy gravy, preparing chocolate paste for hot chocolate, assembling a cucumber lettuce dish, and cooking veal and round steak in slow oven methods. Contains multiple recipe steps, ingredients, and household tips across several dishes.
A stained, fragile text fragment advises on cleaning fine muslin blouses by soaking in a dissolved soluble agent and rubbing gently after soaking for half an hour. It also notes immediate removal of splinters and mentions risks from splinters and certain woods like California redwood with warnings of discomfort and prolonged exposure.
Fred T. George urges Pendleton and Echo to unite on road improvements between Pendleton and The Dalles Bedo to capture tourist traffic and ease July August travel. He argues farmers and residents along the route deserve good roads, not just Round-Up needs, and asks for year‑end action before next season.
A Sept 5 Home dispatch reports Italian military authorities estimate a total toll of forty five hundred fifty thousand Austrians killed, captured, or wounded since the war began fifteen months ago. They also cite two hundred thousand permanently disabled and one hundred thousand captured, amid renewed fighting and resumed operations.
Johnny Riltaine successfully defended his featherweight title yesterday by knocking out George Chaney in Sandusky Ohio. It took the reigning champion just three rounds to dispel Chaney’s hopes.
A reader argues against intervention in Mexico and endorses Wilson's preparedness stance, praising public opinion driven policy, tariff openness, and expert commissions. The piece weighs leadership options, lauds Roosevelt, and critiques the machine politics of the Republican party, ultimately favoring Weed-Tow Wilson.
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