Walla Walla Bulletin urges scholarships and health funding
The article advocates establishing 2000 scholarships honoring donors to support students who left education for military service and calls for state health funding. It highlights a modest two-year appropriation of about 49 million dollars for Oregon public health and urges continued national tribute to Theodore Roosevelt alongside wartime debates and postwar education.
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Walla Walla Bulletin
Basird of Missions
Edit Episcopal Church
Jeamy
Adon
Methodiat Church
Pldge
Nemy
Navy
B.A.T. C
Offura
Whitman College
Walla ‘Walle
Oregon
Baghdad reborn as modern city under British eye
Fragmentary report describes Bagdad as transformed from old Turkish rule after British victory. Paved streets, electric lights, modern fire service, and marble-like civic improvements replace the former pest holes. A brutal naval action highlights retirements and courage as Admiral Jamies Brurtin rescues a trapped engineer, earning royal recognition.
United Old and New World Cable Unites Continents
Sixty years ago the Atlantic cable connected old and new worlds through daring Americans Cyeus W. Pleld David Dudley Field and Peter Bonpur among sponsors. The project cost about 14,500 000 with the cable alone at 1,256,250 and stretched 102 600 miles from Trinity Bay Newfoundland to Valentia Ireland. Three attempts failed due to material defects but the Niagara and the Agamemnon carried segments homeward and by August 16 the line was functioning, delivering the first Europe America telegraph message: Glory to God and peace on earth.
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Atlantic
Cyeus W. Pleld
Beather
David Dudley Field
Peter Bonpur
Geent
Trinity Boy
Agamemion
Valentia
Europe
America
End of Glacial Period and Antarctic Climate Shifts
Dr. Marsden Manson argues glaciers recede due to solar energy and land sea differences, linking Antarctic findings to temperate latitudes and predicting ongoing climate shifts. An unrelated note recounts a WWI era aerial collision and a postwar forestry call for vast reforestation and forestry education.
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Marsden Manson
Cisco
Shereby
Fragmentary letter exposes wartime courage in American life
A garbled excerpt discusses courage on the Western front and among American youths in offices, factories, and farms. The writer remarks on national sentiment, addressing his mother about courage as a common trait, and notes a sense of intent and revolution among young people in wartime America.
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Kunms
Couragy Wals
Conman
Amoeien
Laweon Constitution
Great Loss Revered Mother in Law’s Death
A speaker laments the death of a mother in law who held significant influence and emotional weight within the family. The remark underscores the deep personal impact and shared sorrow among relatives.
Fish in Inland Waters and War Tales From Holland
Pecadist Bate driven sailors nominate their honor in the North Sea as fish in inland waters are pursued. Dutch wives watch the tank as fish swim, while Holland looks to Asher folk for food. A furnace note urges proper heating, labor shortages, and fuel economy amid wartime. Two U.S. Marines, James A. Dacey and Raymond B. Van Belle, capture German machine guns under fire, enabling a Marines advance. their actions are praised. Mrs. Ellen Ducey of 441 John Street is noted.
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North Sea
Hollandary
Eli Alve
Aniwon
Pike
Enep
Aeherman Aticka
Ceurt
Sony
Enich
Houme
Holland
Suyner
China
America
Bois de la Belgade de Marine
James A. Dacey
Raymond B. van Belle
Ducey
Ellen Ducey
John Stroot
Washinninn Courthouse
Dimples Step Trade Sparks Town Furore
A garbled account describes a clash between rival groups nicknamed the ladies from hell and the Kcllties, causing a local uproar as a figure named Hunders arrives amid a warm wave. The text is fragmentary but signals social tension and a notable arrival.
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Hell
Turning Rats to Account in Osaka Hints at Tanned Hides Trade
Par veiled in a proposal by Doctor Hasegawa Aiyooari of Graite Hospital. Osaka officials, amid rising hide prices, consider tanning rat hides for leather and carpets. Estimates suggest a single rat hide could be worth a small sum, potentially yielding revenue if municipal tanning were expanded.
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Hineegawa Aiyooari
Hasegawa Hospita Ot Graite
Osaka Twundeits
Aomori
Rosedvanor Jn
Hasegawa Ap
Riy
Fragmentary note hints at medical consultation and personal conflict
Inconsistent wording mentions a doctor and a wife, urging action and a plan to begin a remedy. The fragment references a "Transcript" and a directive about a husband and wife pairing, suggesting an incomplete medical or personal dispute record.
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