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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
4
Readable fragments describe multiple home recipes and ingredients including soups marmalades and spice blends. The text mentions marjoram garlic pepper orange marmalade and general spice mixes with directions for preparation and storage, reflecting a vintage culinary column.
Fragmented text blends a mock travel piece with a panicked sales pitch for Hall's Catarrh Medicine and several Oregon legal notices. The piece cites Polish ally recognition, a diary-like dream, and transitions into creditor notices and final account filings in Umatilla County Oregon involving executors Alexander McKenzie and Cath ering A. Zorba.
A poem in dialect challenges American progress through verses about loyalty, racism, and war savings stamps. It links Native imagery with patriotic symbols while railing against anti immigrant bias and economic strain in wartime.
A persuasive wartime column argues Victory is earned by sacrifices of soldiers and citizens. It urges generous loans to Uncle Sam through Liberty and Victory Bonds to pay the costs of war, support veterans, and secure lasting peace, insisting the Kaiser’s defeat requires collective monetary backing.
Private Richard Burge of West Surrey dies after a wartime field incident. He was once the lightweight world champion aspirant famed for bouts with Kid Lavigne. Born December 1 1805 he served in the British army and later left boxing for promotion work.
The report ties a Wy chapter to Frederick William and a milk rounds venture that thrived despite wartime strain. It notes German courtiers favoring patronage of the import dairy and describes Kaiser Wilhelm II's commercial instincts and influence in major German firms and shipping lines, including Ballin at the helm of North German Lloyd.
The readable lines show a fragmented dialogue about Avery and political labels. It references pride, conservatism, and identity issues amid a sarcastic exchange. No clear event or outcome is presented in the legible text.
Maj. Gen. William T. Kenley reports 4080 men trained as reserve military aviators with 1100, 18 pursuit pilots, and 18 observers. The year ended with 182 trained in death in training and 80 balloon officers who were qualified observers. Foreign concerns noted food aid and global morale themes as part of wartime context.
Reports from 23 states show farmers and threshers saved 16,000,000 bushels of wheat and notable gains in barley oats and rye. The Food Administration prompted losses cut from 14 percent to the lowest possible level with widespread guidance and community action. Portland urged a bread boycott amidst baker costs while governors discuss naval militia funding and a Portland mystery death connects Arlington.
Rhode Island inventor Martin Je fatinn leads several dozen creators reimagining body protection. The armor coats the torso from shoulders to thighs with two wire parts joined by straps and hooks. Semi cylindrical metal uprights brace the upper legs, padded interior for comfort, and a full metal mask shields the head.
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