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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1916
Page
2
Grant county fair to enforce state health certificate law for all stock entered. State veterinarian to inspect every animal at the fair to ensure clean exams. Previous objections noted due to cost and inconvenience. state bears expense. Notices also seek debtor settlement by October 1 1916.
An old advertisement for Pendleton Hair Drawing Parlors in the Pendleton Hotel Building promotes customizable hair goods and dyeing. It notes prompt attention and provides phone contact number 46.
Paid advertisement seeks competent cook during Round-Up in home. Inquire 115 Long wrest. For mile or rent a modern residence at 225 Jane. Inquire Buford Butler Hohbachs Bakery. Wanted girl for general housework permanent. Apply 1271 Moulne Street or phone 422. Fresh crawled and Olympia oysters at the Quelle.
A fragment discusses domestic recipes and the idea of collecting antiques. It contrasts informal home cooking with the formal term building up possessions. The piece describes sourcing items from auctions and various regions to create a personal, expressive home.
Cream cheese or cottage cheese mixed with chopped pimentos to desired flavor. Roll into walnut-sized balls, place on lettuce on individual plates, and drizzle with French dressing or thin mayonnaise. Also good on sandwiches. Pimentos may be bought ready to use.
A vintage guide lists approximate volumes and weights for kitchen use, including teaspoons to tablespoons, cups to pounds, and yields. It then details roasting spareribs with salt pepper and water, plus a home made cream puffs recipe with butter flour milk and a custard-like filling.
A selection of novel electrical devices enters shops including an electric grill that browns fries and toasts at once suitable for table use. Also advertised is a boundair tray iron for portable heating and a method for preparing minced meat tomato stuffing with breadcrumbs and seasonings. A recipe for spiced pickled cucumbers is given with quantities for cider, rock sugar, cinnamon bark, cloves, black pepper, ginger, mustard seed, and dry mustard.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a note on a person or people in a "man-or-woman-wheel" context, with unclear surrounding terms. The readable fragment hints at an event or action involving a house and an individual, but lacks coherent names, places, or dates to confirm specifics.
A recipe fragment describes making a souffle with butter, stale bread, milk and sugar, then folding in egg yolks and stiffened whites, baking in a buttered dish in a hot-water bath for about 16 to 40 minutes. The sauce combines lemon juice and rind, fruit juice, sugar, and egg yolks, heated in a double boiler until thick, then poured over the whipped whites.
In cold waters in the morning, dealin, cover with cold walter, add a tit of pode half the wae of 4 pea, and cook slowly until tender. Drain, feweryving Ue Hquld for soup. I dered, add tg ran of corn 1-2 cup of milk, if tea apoyo of ault, and a dash of papper. Cover and cook slowly for thal an hour, add 1 theleapion of batter. and wre at once.
Salt has many uses from cleaning and stain removal to health helpers. It brightens teeth and breath, soothes stings, aids grooming, and even assists in cooking. Mixes of malt, cream, and graham create a bakeable treat, while salt in water eases heartburn and digestion.
Notice is hereby given that the City of Pendleton Improvement Bond No 1 Series F will be paid upon presentation to the undersigned at the American National Bank Pendleton Umatilla County Oregon Interest on said bond ceases October 1 1916 Dated September 13 1916 Lee Moorhouse Treasurer City of Pendleton by William Mickelson Deputy
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