Trophy train visits Athena in wartime effort
Private Bates and Lieutenant Dorris recount wartime woes as the trophy train stops in Athena. Lieutenant Ban Dorris appears, maimed by a facial wound from German fire, urging crowd support for the Victory Liberty Loan. Cleanup day is promised for Athens ahead of the drive, with alleys to be addressed and reminders to buy Liberty bonds. Kernel Wood appears in photos as part of the event.
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Fragmented reflections on war and society from a fragmentary OCR
A garbled historical fragment surveys war remobilization and public mood. It riffs on soldiers returning home, war glamour fading, government outlays, and peace hopes. The piece touches on diplomacy, science, industry, and cultural shifts, all in a jumbled, era-spotlighted voice.
Red Cross in Real Service Across War’s Aftermath
The Red Cross sustains dependents of military families and aids wounded and displaced, with aid extending beyond battlefields to civilians. Attorney General Brown outlines an Oregon governor’s power to appoint a successor as secretary of state without losing governorship, amid calls for state leadership. Yellow fever research advances with Dr Noguchi isolating the fever’s causative agent and testing an antiserum on Feundoran troops. sanitation remains crucial in eroded regions. Morning service announces worship in Athena with sermon by Dan Shannon and a Sunday program including reception of members.
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People of
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Churches Baptist Church Notes
Regular services held inviting public to worship. Bible class at 199 and YP.A. at 7 pm. preaching at 10 am and 8 pm. Christan Church also notes Sunday school at 10 and preaching services.
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Publisher's Statement for Athena Press April 1 1010
Ownership and governance notice for the Athena Press published weekly in Athena Oregon. F B Boyd listed as owner editor managing editor and publisher with Farmers Bank of Weston as mortgagee. Notarized sworn statement dated April 10 119 with notary Homer I Watts Oregon.
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Boiling Points Govern Gasoline Quality for Refiners
A refiner uses boiling points to distinguish gasoline components rather than gravity. By measuring every 10 percent of distillate, the initial and successive boiling points reveal the vaporizing and combustive qualities of gasoline. An ideal gasoline shows a continuous uniform boiling point chain, avoiding too low points that waste product value.
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United States
Pacific Coast States
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