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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
2
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A Philadelphia Enquirer editorial excerpt argues that labor and capital must jointly raise wages while organizing within individual plants. It condemns aggression, praises moderation, and urges broader labor organization to empower workers in American industry.
Bizby Hatvin of Milton faced censure by the Loyalty Committee for failing to fulfill obligations in the United War Work drive to aid fighting men. Authorities estimate the fortune involved ranged between $150,000 and $100,000, highlighting the shortfall in support.
A historical extract describes almond milk as a dairy substitute prepared from almond paste with water and ice, claiming easier digestion and useful in nephritis typhoid malnutrition and anemia. Millet from soy also noted, with processing details and claims of improved taste and digestibility.
A jumble of notes covers customs of removing hats in continental countries, a novel water based separation method for materials by specific gravity, and a portrait of Dr. Thilin 8 Phystel called the Father of American Surgery. It mentions his Philadelphia birth in 1758, studies in Edinburgh, and fame after a Marshall operation. notes his death in 1887. The piece ends with a quip about canned beef and sardines at a summer table.
Jose Campos, editor of tha Te culdhor in Sexe City, reports a large afternoon baseball spectacle at Polo Arena in the Bronx. About eight million civilians packed the arena as the New York troupe pitcher delivered valiantly and players wore modest clothing. The umpire jokes and crowd chants like Get the hook echo while spectators snack, chew gum, or smoke.
The Public Service Commission of Oregon notifies that the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company petitioned to raise local exchange rates. A hearing is set for December 5, 1918 at 10 a.m. in Salem Court House, Past land, Oregon, allowing interested parties to present views. The notice is signed by Secretary B. Wright.
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