Friends of German Democracy in America Promote Democracy in Germany
A group named Friends of German Democracy advocates for democratic principles among Americans of German descent to support Germany’s democracy, citing historical revolutions and immigration. The piece criticizes Oregon politics, mentions Mayor Hurley, W. P. Lafferty, Ollie Fuller, R. W. Ritner, and Lovie Hodgens, and discusses editorial bias of the Portland Oregonian and public war bond programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of
Germany
Tof
Americ
Thoos
America
Hurley
Oregon Preas
W. P.’ Lafferty
Ollie Fuller
R. W. ‘Retner
Lovie Hodgens
Harley
Roy Ritner
Low Hodgens
Mr. Harley
Lafferty
Oregon
Fragmented odds and ends from a wartime bulletin
The garbled clipping references Germany food shortages by May, Hindenburg in Paris by April, a Council of Nations retail program, Grant’s portrait, a Liberty Loan drive, and scattered lines about impostors, timelines, and prices. Names and dates are obscured by OCR errors, yielding a mosaic of wartime phrases without a clear narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atutes Swont
Germany
Hindenburg
Ld Bantita
Prevention of Disease Advice For Public Health
A 1910s bulletin from the United States Public Health Service urges citizen cooperation in preventing disease. It notes federal state and local health campaigns, promotes free pamphlets on typhoid fever malaria pellagra tuberculosis hay fever infantile paralysis and care of the family, and highlights insured households as part of health welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Public Hearth Service
United States Public Health Nerv.ce
Corn Campaign Pathectic Plea to Feed Allies in War
An exhortation urges Americans to combat hunger to sustain Allied forces, promoting corn as a versatile, patriotic staple. It touts corn from five hundred million bushels in surplus, claims corn can replace other foods, and lists many corn meal recipes and uses to boost national effort.
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Providence
America
School Notes Pupil attendance praised for January 1918
A long list of pupils across grades 1L through high school is commended for not being absent or tardy for the month ending January 96 1918 The notes mention many students by name across grades with occasional misspellings and mixed titles The Hermiston High School debate team is reported as district champion and set to meet Upper Columbia district winners The Athena High Literary Society elects officers and the 7th 8th grade Hi Jinks Club holds a meeting Current events presentations are planned by Freshmen and later classes A Washington Birthday program is in preparation and Ellen Pambrun returns after illness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheater Dugger
Hollia Dennis
Ralph Keller
Elver’ Miller
Emma Ringel
Thelma Schrimpt
Lovi Smith
Eliaabeth Brece
Harold Bierswa
Fay Berlin
Marjoria Boobie
Sepha Cox
Dorothy Geinwel
George Pambrun
Aihonn Ruytell
Kathleen Radtke
Marvel McAlexanden
Neil Melntyta
Fay Pambeun
Eppa Plessal
Welton Rew
Jumua Bima Ruswell
Ruth Williams
Rasuall Curden
Reeve Betts
Frank Carsten
Gale Plersol
Grade Vie—Heula Baniater
Myrtle Downing
Tom Kirk
Dorothy Koenke
Kewie Martin
Gertrude Martis
Mildid Mather
Elon Ringel
Lorain Shick
Ivan Cox
Levo Kilgore
Urv de Vilo
Leo Haniater
Baten Cartano
Lacie Nell
Conrail Miller
Sadi Pambrun
Jobe Pinkerton
Deffort Read
Mildred Stanton
Peak Willian
Addru Winchip
Bye Caratons
Willard Parker
Dorwin Phillips
Vewil Ramnay
Savanah Smith
Schubert
Puy Zorba
Elizabeth Mathers
Frank Miller
Edtu Pinkerton
Bethene Reni
Mildred Winwhip
Maebelle Duncan
George Kisunllen
Hophotoren
Kold Cartano
Martha Hutt
Winifred Kivin
Arete Lite Uejahi
Haxel McFarland
Audubon Society
Supt
J. O. Ruasell
Umatilla County
Hermiston
Umatilla
Milton-Freewater
Columbia
Dallow
Finneville
Wohooln
Bunket
Till Leam
Aoora
Weston
Athena Boys
Hi Jinks Club
Jeanette Miller
Athens High Literary Society
Secon
Clara Haynie
Ralph Haynie
Connie Baker
Angie Pambeun
Henry Koepke
Wendi
United States
Elasen
Miss Sherman
Washington
Nynn Tharp Taewday
Ellen Pambrun
Old Time Spelling Reform and Ammunition Inventions
The item references 19th century spelling reformers Willam Budlokan and Conturton ad ayoliit and notes translations from Latin to Hungarian. It mentions fixed ammunition credit to Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden and a 1800 American patent for cartridge tests. The fragmentary text includes dialogue fragments and satirical notes from London Telegraph and Punch style humor.
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Willam Budlokan
Gustavua Adoljhus
Sweden
Klves
Earth's Atmosphere Described as A Vast Air Ocean
A Philadelphia Press summary explains that humans live within a thin air layer, likening it to a waterlike environment below the Earth’s surface. It notes how balloons demonstrate air pressure, with a two atmosphere inside a bag and a dry goods box holding two and a half pounds of air at sea level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwe
Three Mile Tower
Outer Space
Philadelphia
Mastered the Servant Problem and Household Efficiency
An article discusses women achieving self sufficiency by scientifically planned kitchens and minimal daily needs. It notes devices and innovations that make domestic life artful yet practical, claiming the servant problem is largely solved. The piece includes light remarks on shaving and efficiency minding and touches on industrial management themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Tongue Could Tall Last Night Allusion With George
Fragmentary dialogue recounts a whispered confession of love and trust from a speaker named Georgy to George. The wording is garbled, suggesting transcription errors. The scene centers on a tongue and trust theme within a short, personal exchange.
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Georgy
George
Detroit U're Pron Confused Haunts Women’s Wedding Tale
Fragmented OCR appears to report a Detroit area note with garbled dialogue about marriage and pursuit. Three individuals allegedly refused to marry the speaker while questioning a "nutter" about a possible mate. Few clear names or dates are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Notice of Final Account in Estate of Marine La Bach Franz
Baddeley executrix announces she has filed final account and report in the county court of Umatita County Oregon for the estate of Marine La Bach Franz deceased. The court sets February 3, 1016 at 10:00 a m in the county court room as the time and place to examine and approve the final account and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatita
Oregon
Marine la Bach
Franz
Bei
Ana
Baddeley
Learn to Save Money and Progressive Time Interest
A short lesson argues simple saving builds wealth with compound interest. It contrasts small weekly deposits and annual saves at four percent, showing growth from twenty years to over a thousand dollars. Humorous quip about a barber closes the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiter
Sawlegs Bank
Annee
Inga
Chrristian Herald
Notice of Final Account in Wood Estate
In Umatilla County Oregon Arnold Wood administrator of William H Wood deceased has filed a final account and report. The County Judge has set February 27 1918 at 10am at the County Court House to hear objections and settle the account. Arnold Wood Wil M Peterson administrator attorney for administrator.
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Budith
State of
Oregon
Umatilla
William H. Wood
Arnold Wood
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Farmers’ Bulletin 666
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Nyo
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AE Anderson & Co, Cnicago
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Franklin R. Harrison
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