War news censoring and aviation gains spark debate
The piece reports on criticism of war news censorship and remarks by Major William A. Bishop of the British air squadron, who credited with forty five German aircraft downed. It notes American press dynamics, Canadian Club views, and arguments about front page treatment of the president's address amid wartime aviation progress and economic strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Bishop
Montreal
United States
Germany
America
Han
Declanun Major Bishop
Great Britain
France
Portland
Associated Press
Portland Oregonian
Fineky
Oregonian
Save the 1918 Crop The Tom a Lum Lumber Company
A brief notice from the Tom a Lum Lumber Company urges farmers to harvest and store the 1918 crop to ensure steady supply. The item highlights timely collection, local markets, and potential price stabilization through coordinated effort.
New Books at Athena Branch Library Arrivals
New books received include Burrill Living on Little Tramping Through Mexico Madame Miss Powell The Last Frontier Williams Ruusia of the Ruseiana Buckrose Bachelors Comedy Joney Moon Thirteenth Juror Happy Warrior Walpole Dark Forest New Rental Over the Top Empey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Burrill
Mexico
Powell
Posture Of Women And Health From A Director Of Physical Education
A discussion by Jessie B. Istrea, director of physical education for Women at the University of Washington, argues good posture reflects natural health and social function. She notes shifts from household labor to professional life can affect posture, and cites factors like ill fitting clothing and furniture, low spirits, and poor nutrition as causes. She advocates rhythmic games and exercises to build a strong nervous system and initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Jemsie B. Istre
University of Washington
Inventing New Words for Emergencies in Dictionaries
A New York newspaper man earns from papers and publishers by inventing words for modern life and technical fields. The piece notes the influx of terms from electricity and science into language, citing authorities and examples while stressing the value of creative coinages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ut Louis Globe-Democrat
Notice of Final Account In Umatilla County Oregon
In the County Court for Umatilla County Oregon the estate of Maggie La Brache-Prona. Notice is given that the executrix Mary LaBrache-Baddeley has filed final account. A hearing on the account is set for Saturday February 9 1918 at 10 o clock a.m. in the court room for approving or objecting to the final account and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Oregon
Maggie la Brache-Prona
Bow
Ward
Mary LaBrache-Baddeley
Executrix
Church Services and Weekly Notes From Local Congregations
Sunday schedules across Methodist Episcopal Baptist and Christian churches report morning worship at 11 with Sunday school at 10 and evening services. Revival meetings gain traction at the Baptist church with topics such as The Little Foxes and Does It Pay to Be a Christian. The Christian Church promotes a two morning sessions plan and a special midweek program with a drive initiative for the new year. N. A. Miller requests year 1017 settlements from those owing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ite
Baptist Church
Little Foxes
Sun- Kee
Cain
D. E. Baker
Christian Church
Bible School
Geo
Gorking
Morbus
Prominas
Haynie
Kel Jorma Bros
D. Errett
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the Athena Press
Coyne Yeaf Sreevie
Ian
Thors
Ieuneduary
Forndate
Usnatilla County
Mer |Y
Wight
Scaffald
Thoya
Kiel Canal
Valentine
Uncle Sam
Thanana
Planta
Northwest
Kaylor
Milny Fuiluves
Tehnismen
Wneoman
Alde Hill
The
Tom-a-Lum Lumber Company
Teople
Easiy
Son Angelon
Timon
Michelangelo
Dante
Galitel
Ariustu
Uorave
Cicero
Portus
Porson
Wali
Rolly
Kansas City Star
Memphis
N. A. Miller
Foley
Anderson & CO
Chicago
W. A. Chase
Gravely's
Reat
Jou
Ford
Detroit
Burke & Son
Mr. Farmer
Franklin R. Harrison
Pendleton
Talso
R. A. Thompson
Athens
Foss-Winship Hardware Company
Barrett
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